Monthly Archives: May 2005
Apples Jobs Announces iTunes Podcast Support
CARLSBAD, Calif.—Apple Computer Inc. CEO Steve Jobs demonstrated a new version of iTunes here Sunday that adds a Podcast directory and one-click subscription.
Speaking at...
Where PalmSource Went Wrong
The inertia of a few million users hooked on an obsolete software platform has meant that even when the software side of Palm was...
E911 Ruling Uncovers Questions over VOIPs Classification
The FCCs ruling Thursday to require VOIP providers to make Enhanced 911 service a mandatory feature for their phone service highlighted a question that...
Networked Storage For Home, SMBs
Your Data from Any PC
Network attached storage (NAS) is huge in corporate IT functions, but NAS hasnt been on the radar for many home...
Visual Networks Helps IT Prepare for VOIP Rollouts
Visual Networks on Tuesday will launch a new voice-over-IP management module for its Visual UpTime Select network and application-performance management suite.
Although Visual Networks Inc....
Opteron Faces Down Intel in Business Servers
The arrival of a new generation of servers based on Advanced Micro Devices Opteron processor is beginning to reposition the newcomer chip for the...
Apples Talks with Intel Raise Eyebrows
The Wall Street Journals story that Apple is in talks with Intel over the possibility of using its processors in the Mac represent arguably...
Microsoft: Sales Force Is Growing, Not Competing
As Microsoft Corp. continues to aggressively grow its enterprise sales and services force and move into new software markets, it is increasingly encroaching on...
Instant Messaging: A New Front in the Malware War
The recent appearance of the Oscabot-F IM worm is the latest in a series of increasingly serious attacks affecting instant messaging networks, a trend...
Exploit Allows Windows XP Piracy
Theres a major chink in Microsofts Windows XP anti-piracy armor, although Windows users are not at risk of security attacks.
A security researcher in India...