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IT Briefcase Interview: Simplicity, Security, and Scale – The Future for MSPs

IT Briefcase Interview: Simplicity, Security, and Scale – The Future for MSPs

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Tips And Tricks On Getting The Most Out of VPN Services

Tips And Tricks On Getting The Most Out of VPN Services

In the wake of restrictions in access to certain...

The Kindle Fire’s Browser: Mostly Smooth as Silk

September 30, 2011 No Comments

One of the more intriguing features of the Kindle Fire, Amazon’s new tablet, is Silk, the Web browser that makes its debut on the device. Silk, like the Opera browser, uses a split architecture to put some of the work on Amazon’s own back-end servers. That’s raised some questions about user privacy, though Amazon insists browsing activity is aggregated and not linked to a user identity.

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