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With more and more small to medium businesses (SMB) moving to the cloud (and Replify is no different), it means moving is much easier - no hardware to lug around - your applications are always on. The only disadvantage of the cloud can be slower access as your applications might be in a different continent!
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In Northern Ireland where Replify is based, we had "Orangefest" celebrations at the weekend. For those who don't know anything about Northern Ireland politics, let's just say Orangefest is a bit of a "marmite" celebration. Some people embrace it wholeheartedly while others just want it to go away.
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I've a group of friends who once or twice a year meet up and go wine tasting. At these events there are normally seven or eight wines available. The format usually involves the host telling us a little about each wine, we drink half a glass or so of it and then move onto the next one. They are usually good value, the theory being that after all that wine, they're more likely to be able to sell you a case to take home.
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This weekend marked the beginning of summer in the Northern Hemisphere with the summer solstice happening on Saturday.
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For those who don't know, the Channel Tunnel (French: Le tunnel sous la Manche) is an undersea tunnel with a high-speed rail-link that links the U.K. and France and has the longest undersea portion of any tunnel in the world.
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All over Europe, citizens are casting their vote in order to elect members to represent them in the European Parliament. The pros/cons of the parliament are a controversial topic outside the scope of this blog (something has to be after all), but the logistics of the actual process should be a much safer topic to discuss.
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I'm a big cycling fan. In the past I've used an analogy with cycling to explain (allegedly) some of the concepts of WAN Optimization. A few days ago Belfast hosted the Gran Partenza (big start) of the Giro d'Italia, and local cycling fans got to see road cycling's elite, up close and personal.
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Little did I know that when I joined Replify, I would encounter the works of Shakespeare again. Those of you who have been given a Replify demo are probably familiar with the test document we use which is a document containing the complete works of William Shakespeare. If not, feel free to watch it here.
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This would be a perfect solution for Replify – Install a Replify Virtual Appliance at the caravan park and then at a data centre elsewhere – this means users connected to the caravan site wifi can get optimisation on their data, a faster connection & more users can connect! It’s a no brainer especially given Replify’s Speed as a Service pricing which gives instant ROI!
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As you are undoubtedly aware, one of Replify's main selling points is that the software is trivial to deploy. Our appliances can be deployed on a number of virtual platforms, the clients can be installed on a number of platforms and we can be up and running fairly quickly with no network or user downtime.
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On the run up to the Grand National, there will be a lot of activity on bookmaker websites and from bookmaker local offices to headquarters. This is a great fit for Replify technology – either have a Replify Virtual Appliance (VA) or remote client at each bookmaker location and another VA at the head office or data centre.
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A spoof science documentary recently commented that there were computers inside everything... except of course cows. It turns out they can now put a chip into a tennis ball sized "bolus" and make a cow swallow it. For the next four years it monitors temperature and pressure in the cow's stomatch and gives early warning of disease and infection.
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Full View / NID: 46629 / Submitted by: The Zilla of Zuron
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All luggage went in the hold, no-one had to pay extra, there was no check-in procedure, security checkpoints etc. This is like a cheap LAN connection.
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The thought of an 8 hour flight to Chicago with no internet access was too much to bear for my techy colleague so luckily for him there was WiFi on board for a small charge. The first thing we did was fire up the Replify Accelerator client on his Android mobile phone.
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Established product companies are often frightened of open standards. There are four common approaches to dealing with the threat that an open standard might hurt your own proprietary product.
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It's the time of year when I feel compelled to make fantastical predictions about the next twelve months. I'm not in the least deterred by my indifferent record of success, because I know there are parallel universes where I got it absolutely right, and it's just unfortunate for you to live in one where I'm often clueless. So blame yourself and move if this bothers you.
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At Replify, we are happy to announce the launch of our new software release 4.3 aimed at mobile and tablet users which supports Android, Mac and Linux (as well as Windows XP, 7 and 8 of course!).
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I was idly browsing web discussions on Android when I hit on an article and discussion on 32 v 64 bit architectures for smartphones. Very topical given Apple have just shipped the first 64 bit smartphone
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This week I feel like talking techy. Specifically about digests, or hashes. I've described de-duplication in previous blogs, and its covered in our technical literature but here I want to educate you more (assuming you are interested) in what's going on "under the hood".
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Onavo has just announced that it's being acquired by Facebook. This is an interesting mixture of the predictable and the somewhat strange.
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