Monthly Archives: June 2006
Research Predicts Security Spending Slowdown
Even as high-profile data leaks grab headlines and compliance auditors begin making their rounds, many chief information security officers are preparing to trim their...
A Do-Everything Camera Phone
So this is what the Europeans have been keeping from us. The Nokia N80 ($799 list) is the ultimate bleeding-edge convergence phone and the...
IBM Ramps Up Chips Speed by Cooling It Down
Researchers at IBM and the Georgia Tech have gotten a SiGe—or silicon-germanium—chip to run at 500GHz by freezing it to minus 451 degrees Fahrenheit.
The...
Tux and the Big, Bad Wolf
Tux tells the wolf that hes not falling for him cozying up to open source, given the history of companies like Spyglass.
Duration: 8:13
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Google Calendar, Now with Less Privacy
Because the world really, really needs to know what you're doing.The Calendar team has updated Google Calendar with a feature that allows users to...
Startup Plans Complete Linux Smart Phone OS
Silicon Valley startup a la Mobile plans to ship in September the industrys first "complete" Linux-based smart phone operating system.
The Convergent Linux Platform, or...
New HP OpenView Tools Take Holistic Tack
Hewlett-Packard on June 19 at its Software Forum in Miami Beach will raise the bar for its own OpenView IT infrastructure management portfolio to...
Microsoft Preps Ultramobile PC for Second Chance
Despite having been on the market only a few months, ultramobile PCs, the keyboard-less handheld computers capable of running Windows XP, have already been...
Adobe Seeks Engagement
Adobes "engagement" platform consists of PDF, Flash and HTML technologies.
Duration: 6:32
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More or Less Rigorous
I noted in my June 12 letter my then-upcoming talk at that weeks Ziff Davis CIO Summit, where I discussed service-oriented architecture and the...