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Beware the Patent Trolls…

Posted on November 1, 2010 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Beware the Patent Trolls…

So here we are, a society that considers itself civilized. A society that has tons of issues. A society that loves clogging up the court system with litigation. You get litigation if you buy coffee at McDonald’s and spill it on yourself, if you are a 4 year old who hit an older lady while…

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Why Cloud Computing Hasn’t Completely Taken Off

Posted on July 13, 2010 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Why Cloud Computing Hasn’t Completely Taken Off

So Microsoft is declaring this year, yet again, the year of cloud computing. I’m going to a meeting with a different partner on cloud computing. You hear that cloud computing is the wave of the future and can save SMBs money. while all that might be true based on a cost per on site server…

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Android v. Apple: Its the 80’s all over again

Posted on May 21, 2010 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Android v. Apple: Its the 80’s all over again

I had the opportunity yesterday to watch the Android keynote from Google I/O. I was impressed with some of the stuff they talked about and showed. I was amused by the jabs at Apple also. The new version of the Android operating system, named Froyo, looked as impressive in a demo. The features such as…

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