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With the emergence of the iPad, there are many trends changing and many ideas developing around an old but finally well-developed phenomenon: the tablet computer. Although I am somehow late giving my opinion on the subject, I think it is worth the try. One of the areas cloud computing can be very useful and extremely…
Archive | Deluge | PHP | Technology | ZohoImporting data from FTP server into Zoho Creator
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How SaaS can impact the Middle East market
Middle East is usually behind when it comes to the bleeding edge technology. Clearly because we don’t build bleeding edge technology unless we are US or EU residents! One of the greatest aspects of Cloud Computing is SaaS (Software as a Service). With the current credit crunch creeping all over the world, this might be…
We are launching CasaBonanza.com
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Snow Leopard to Lion; The painless way
Conclusion first! Let me save you a few minutes (and perhaps hours of suffering on your Mac) and tell you the end of the story in the beginning. Upgrading has been always a tricky way of installing a new operating system. Granted it is smooth enough on a Mac but it comes with its own…
Fixing the multiprocessing error while developing for AppEngine
If you are developing for Google AppEngine on Mac, and you have updated python to 2.6.x or higher, you might face this non-sense error over and over: ImportError: No module named _multiprocessing The main reason behind this error is that AppEngine (as of this writing) can’t get along with python versions higher than 2.5.x. Fortunately…
