Monthly Archives: October 2005

Security Patch Watch: Sun Java, Veritas NetBackup, BEA WebLogic

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Network computing giant Sun Microsystems Inc. has released patches for an information disclosure security flaw in certain releases of the Sun Java System Application...

U3 Smart Drive Redefines Mobile Computing

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I spend a lot of my time in eWEEK Labs looking at portable computing devices. Recently, though, Ive been playing with a U3 "smart...

New IE, Media Player Features Expected to Debut in Windows Vista Refresh

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Microsoft is poised to release to testers the second Community Technology Preview (CTP) release of Windows Vista, paving the way for a second full-fledged...

Adaptec Introduces Full SAS Product Suite

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In an attempt to capitalize on its long-standing leadership position in the SCSI world, Adaptec Inc. has taken the somewhat unusual step of introducing...

Google, Comcast to Buy a Piece of AOL?

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Search giant Google Inc. and U.S. cable operator Comcast Corp. are reportedly in negotiations to buy a small stake in America Online. In this...

Microsoft Says Users Drove PDF Feature in Office

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Why did Microsoft decide to support native PDF output in Office applications in its next version, code-named "12" and due out next year? Some...

Video iPod Will Capitalize on TV Video Sales

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True revolutions start at the fringe, not at the center. Steve Jobs already showed that he understood this concept when he made the original...

Linspire Pitches to Education Vertical Market

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Intentionally or not, Linspire Inc. may be trying to become the "Education Linux" distribution. The San Diego-based desktop Linux software maker, formerly known as Lindows,...

Red Hat Launches Linux Security Certification Program

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Enterprise Linux software maker Red Hat Inc. Thursday launched a new security certification program for IT managers and Linux sysadmins and developers, Red Hat...

Oracle May Want to Spur MySQLs Growth, not Hurt It

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I admittedly was caught off guard at Oracles recent acquisition of Innobase, makers of a transactional storage engine that works under the covers of...