Good news for any New Yorker who hates interacting with others during their daily commute (read: all New Yorkers): Wi-Fi and mobile service are coming to a subway near you.
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Wi-Fi Coming to New York City Subways
Welds BigTable to file system ‘Colossus’ Exclusive Google Caffeine — the remodeled search infrastructure rolled out across Google’s worldwide data center network earlier this year — is not based on MapReduce, the distributed number-crunching platform that famously underpins the company’s previous indexing system. As the likes of Yahoo!, Facebook, and Microsoft work to duplicate MapReduce through the open source Hadoop project , Google is moving on.…
Welds BigTable to file system ‘Colossus’ Exclusive Google Caffeine — the remodeled search infrastructure rolled out across Google’s worldwide data center network earlier this year — is not based on MapReduce, the distributed number-crunching platform that famously underpins the company’s previous indexing system.
Across the board, all major browser developers are currently working very hard to speed up their software’s performance. While a lot of the focus has currently shifted to hardware acceleration , there are still some speed gains to be made by optimizing most browsers’ JavaScript engines
This morning, Apple finally released a set of guidelines to iOS developers — a move which should go a long way in making the process seem less arbitrary.
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