Monthly Archives: August 2006
Desktop Linux Breakthrough: Lenovo Preloads SUSE on ThinkPad
Finally.
For years, the holy grail of the Linux desktop has been to get a major computer vendor to commit to preloading a Linux desktop....
Oracle Killer on the Loose?
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Lenovo to Load Linux on ThinkPad Laptop
Lenovo Group is planning a full embrace for Linux.
The PC maker, at the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo beginning Aug. 14 , will announce a...
Microsoft Windows Live Spaces Users Hit Roadblocks
From Microsoft Watch: Microsoft's latest iteration of its blogging/social-networking service may have gone live earlier this week, but many users aren't convinced Windows Live...
Microsoft Readies Vista App-Migration Technology
Microsoft is getting ready to unleash the Alohabob application-migration technology it acquired earlier this year when it bought Apptimum. At the same time as...
InfoCenter: A Podcatcher/RSS Aggregator for the Windows Crowd
From Microsoft Watch: It's a chicken and egg scenario: Would better podcatchers and RSS aggregators result in more people subscribing to that kind of...
FCC Supports Broadband over Power Lines
WASHINGTON—The Federal Communications Commission decided Aug. 3 to reaffirm its stance on the deployment of broadband-over-power-line technology. In a Memorandum Opinion and Order adopted...
Storage Digest: News from DataDirect Networks, BakBone, Mirapoint, EMC, Fujitsu
Normally, as summer rolls on in the Northern Hemisphere, data storage news—along with lots of other IT business news—slows down to a mere trickle....
E-Mail Retention: The High Cost of Digging Up Data
In the cool air of a law firm conference room one day last summer in New York, conversation flares hot.
Hostile lawyers handling a sex...
ActiveX Fuzzer Runs IE Through Security Mill
LAS VEGAS— Michael Lynn, the security researcher who provoked a firestorm of controversy at the 2005 Black Hat conference, just wants to fly under...