Monthly Archives: October 2005
If Its Not Easy, Users Dont
Users rarely behave as planned unless thats the easiest thing for them to do. Alfresco Softwares enterprise content management platform, released today, applies this...
Dual-Layer DVD Gains Ground as Backup Option
With dual-layer disks becoming generally available and dropping in price, DVD has become considerably more valuable as a backup medium.
Dual-layer disks can hold as...
Google Wont Shelve Google Print
Google Inc.s online book project will take an important step forward next week despite an increasingly nasty legal fight over the companys plans.
On Tuesday,...
SymphonyRPM Lets Users Model Without IT Help
SymphonyRPM Inc., which develops business analytics software, will announce Monday that it has upgraded its namesake development platform to include new reporting and collaboration...
Another Black Eye for Microsoft Patch Creation Process
Its being called the "story of a dumb patch."
A private security research firm has published an advisory with details on a fundamental mistake made...
Rootkit Takes Aim at AOL
Security researchers have identified a rootkit being spread through AOLs popular instant messaging client and AOL chat rooms.
Bundled within the previously identified W32/Sdbot-ADD worm,...
MS Office 12 BI Makes for Risky Business
You are likely to be a member of your organizations stealth IT group whether or not you are aware of it. If you have...
Coming Soon to a Kernel Near You: GPL 3
The Free Software Foundation is just weeks away from announcing the roadmap and process that will govern the release of the first draft of...
Intel to Double Its Dual-Core Xeons
Intel Corp. is expected to launch its second dual-core server processor, next week.
The Santa Clara, Calif. chip maker will roll out its first dual...
NTP Patent Suit Threatens BlackBerry Service
When the U.S. Supreme Court denied BlackBerry maker Research In Motion Ltd.s attempt to stay NTP Inc.s patent infringement judgment against the company, it...