SGI Resurrects Origin x86 Server Line With New Xeons
The classic brand is reborn as a super-dense, all-in-one x86 server with an integrated SAN, while larger siblings will sport more than 1,000 cores for virtualized environments.
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Best Smartphone for the Enterprise: Evaluating the Contenders
The best smartphone for the enterprise, a category long dominated by Blackberry, now faces challenges by Apple’s iPhone and Google’s Android.Read the article
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XnView
A powerful yet easy to use freeware combination multimedia viewer and editorRead the article
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Best Smartphone for the Enterprise: Evaluating the Contenders
<b>Datamation:</b> "While I firmly believe that Android will challenge in the enterprise soon, it's just not happening now. The security and configuration features that IT departments demand simply aren't ready yet."Read the article
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Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Dies On April 30th. Long Live Lucid!
<b>Netstat -vat:</b> "The Ubuntu 8.10 Linux distribution, code named the Intrepid Ibex will reach its end-of-life on April 30th."Read the article
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Netbook Buying Guide
The plethora of netbook choices may appear remarkably similar, yet the differences in hardware make all the difference for the busy professional. Here are some tips on selecting the best netbook for your needs.Read the article
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Ecommerce Marketing for Entrepreneurs
If you've got your own online business then you need GotBiz.tv – a WebTV network of programs where entrepreneurs learn more about marketing and business. Because after all, 'business doesn't have to be boring.'Read the article
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Dist upgrade or clean install - What do you prefer?
<b>Tech Drive-In:</b> "I tried upgrading the whole distro 2 times before and failed miserably. It took a heck lot of time and post installation issues were simply overwhelming."Read the article
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European Authorities Join Facebook Privacy Dogpile
<b>LinuxInsider:</b> "European privacy advocates have added their voices to complaints about Facebook's privacy changes, and they say certain ways Facebook treats data may even be illegal under European laws."Read the article
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IBM Enters the Network-Attached Storage Market
Big Blue is the latest data storage vendor to offer extreme scale-out network attached storage.Read the article
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Microsoft déploie une mise à jour pour Windows Phone 8, qui apporterait des correctifs et quelques nouveautés pas encore définies
Microsoft déploie une mise à jour pour Windows Phone 8 Portico apporterait de meilleures performances, des correctifs et quelques nouveautés Six semaines seulement après la sortie de Windows Phone 8, Microsoft serait déjà en cours de déploiement d'une mise à jour pour son OS mobile. Selon le site spécialisé WPCentral, les consommateurs européens utilisant les smartphones HTC 8X sont les premiers à avoir reçu cette mise jour. Baptisée officieusement « Portico », cette mise à jour apporte essentiellement des correctifs pour un problème de redémarrage aléatoire signalé par certains utilisateurs, et pour un bug qui empêchait la connexion Wi-Fi de persister après une mise en v...Read the article
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Adobe Dreamweaver
The best in bleeding edge technology for Web design professionalsRead the article
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Microsoft Wants to Lead Cloud Privacy Charge
The rise of cloud-based computing options has everyone scrambling to stake their claim. Microsoft, for now, says it wants to be a leader in protecting people and their data's privacy.Read the article
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Report: Netbook Ubuntu: Web Client or Real Computer?
Now that Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth is devoting his full energies to desktop design, the changes are coming thick and fast. But are these new designs based on flawed assumptions? Is Ubuntu forking GNOME?Read the article
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IBM: You Can't Control LInux, You Can Only Influence It.
<b>CIO Update:</b> "10 years ago, IBM had a single mission for Linux: Make it better. Now in 2010, IBM (NYSE:IBM) has a decade of experience in working to do just that, and is sharing its knowledge about how companies and developers can better participate in the Linux community."Read the article
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Windows Mobile: Working with FakeGPS
If you're building Windows Mobile apps FakeGPS could be the answer to your troubleshooting worries. Learn how to test your GPS applications using FakeGPS.Read the article
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Windows Mobile: Working with FakeGPS
If you're building Windows Mobile apps FakeGPS could be the answer to your troubleshooting worries. Learn how to test your GPS applications using FakeGPS.Read the article
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Windows Mobile: Working with FakeGPS
If you're building Windows Mobile apps FakeGPS could be the answer to your troubleshooting worries. Learn how to test your GPS applications using FakeGPS.Read the article
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Microsoft, Nokia, Release New Mobile Software
Nokia and Microsoft debuted a collaborative effort aimed at challenging the Blackberry's dominance in the enterprise.Read the article
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South America Emerges As Cybercrime Hotspot
China gets all the bad press but it turns out that Luxembourg, the Cayman Islands and a bunch of South American countries are actually the least discriminating when it comes to filtering malware.Read the article
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Can Flash Survive HTML5?
<b>Linux Magazine:</b> "Is HTML5 going to put the hurt on Flash? Rumors of Flash's demise may be greatly exaggerated, but the long term prospects for Adobe Flash seem pretty dim indeed."Read the article
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Privacy Compliance: An emerging security issue around Unified Communications
Now that the technology has been seen to work—and return value—some of the more practical problems of deployment UC are surfacing.Read the article
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iPad's Surprising Business Appeal
Preliminary survey by Citrix shows companies are ready to purchase the iPad for business, as are individuals for business purposes. What's the most popular iPad application for business?Read the article
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Files From Filched PC Put 7,000 Students at Risk
Latest threat of identity theft comes to Vanderbilt University in the form a stolen desktop computer that contained the names and Social Security numbers of more than 7,000 students.Read the article
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Apple and Adobe's war of words heats up
<b>Cyber Cynic:</b> "Steve Jobs anti-Adobe Flash rant is really quite a remarkable document both for what it says, and what it doesn't say."Read the article
