The top technology choices made by startups

Andy Patrizio: Siri may be coming (eventually) to a Mac near you

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August 14, 2014 Read about what programming languages, databases, hosts and other technologies are most commonly chosen by startups

10.	Andy Patrizio: Siri may be coming (eventually) to a Mac near you

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8.	Peter Smith: Recap of the Microsoft and Sony Gamescom 2014 press conferences

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6.	Eric Bloom: The Two Sides of IT Job Hunting: Sales and Marketing - Part 2

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