Monthly Archives: October 2005
T-Mobile Dances to Googles Tune
When someone starts trying to imply that mobile phones are faster than home broadband, either that person is ignorant, or youre being teased.
When Rene...
U.K. Film Group, Government Push Widespread DRM
LONDON—A report prepared for and endorsed by the British Screen Advisory Council promotes widespread digital rights management programs to manage content, while advising shrinking...
Compuware Affirms Support for .Net
DETROIT—Compuware Corp. affirmed its commitment to Microsoft Corp.s Windows and the .Net platform by announcing plans Thursday to increase support for the Microsoft Visual...
Malware Naming Plan Gets Chilly Reception
A discussion of a new system for tracking malicious code introduced by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security turned into a contentious argument Wednesday,...
Online Health Care Next for AOLs Steve Case
America Online Inc. co-founder Steve Case has a new project: a consumer-oriented health care company called the Revolution Health Group.
The board of directors of...
Next MS Patch Day Brings IE, Exchange Updates
It figures to be a busy patch day for Windows system administrators next Tuesday.
As part of its monthly security update release cycle, Microsoft Corp....
Microsoft Revamps, Rebrands Sybari Anti-Virus
Less than a year after its acquisition of enterprise anti-virus vendor Sybari Software Inc., Microsoft Corp. is revamping and rebranding the flagship Antigen product...
Check Point Snaps Up Sourcefire
Check Point Software Technologies Inc. is snapping up intrusion prevention and real-time network awareness software maker Sourcefire for a $225 million mix of cash...
Microsoft Enterprise Anti-Spyware Plans Take Shape
Microsoft moved a step closer to becoming a key player in the Internet security business with the announcement Thursday of a new enterprise-class anti-spyware...
SuSE 10 Arrives
Without any fanfare, Novell Inc. has released the latest version of its flagship Linux distribution: SuSE Linux 10.Novells SuSE Linux 10 is the first...