Remember that old adage "bad news travels fast?" Well, "fast" has been replaced by "warp speed," as social media has enabled anything to become viral and remain a few clicks away for eternity.
These signals are then translated into desired intentions, enabling anything from thought-to-text to moving objects.
It provides the building blocks and services required to enable anything and anywhere application connectivity.
While I see the use case scenario for this option, I'm loathe to enable anything that will automatically erase all the data on my phone.
Cloud computing today enables just about anything to be delivered "as-a-service" (XaaS), making it easy for business people to bypass IT and purchase technology from outside the organization.
It was too soon, however, to tell what effect these first bombs and missiles had -- whether they had knocked out military targets, hit civilians or did anything to enable the anti-Taliban forces to gain ground.
Developers won't have to do anything to enable this feature in their apps.
Developers won't have to do anything to enable this feature in their apps.
The built-in feature of the premium tier of Azure's SQL will be available later this month, and developers won't have to do anything to enable it.
Developers, Google said at I/O, won't have to do anything to enable this feature and according to the folks over at Android Police, this feature quietly went live late last night or early this morning.
