Computer Magazine (June 2009)
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Computer, the flagship publication of the IEEE Computer Society, publishes highly acclaimed peer-reviewed articles written for and by professionals representing the full spectrum of computing technology from hardware to software and from current research to new applications. Providing more technical substance than trade magazines and more practical ideas than research journals. Computer delivers useful information that is applicable to everyday work environments.
The Promises of Functional Programming
Adopting a functional programming style could make your programs more robust, more compact, and more easily parallelizable. However, mastering it requires some effort.
Never Let a Serious Crisis Go to Waste
How can CIOs use today's negative economic climate, corporate cost-cutting measures, and general anti-CEO, anti-business sentiment to their advantage?
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Computing Now June Theme: IPTV
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Digital Television for Mobile Devices
This survey of mobile television technologies analyzes technical characteristics for different mobile TV solutions, discusses specifications and standards, and presents possible future developments.
Designing a Reliable IPTV Network
Learn about the challenges of designing an IP transport network and how service providers are updating their networks to support next-generation IPTV services.
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