Monthly Archives: August 2006
Microsoft Details Server 2003 SP2 Plans
With beta testing under way for Windows Service 2003 Service Pack 2, which also is designed for Windows XP x64 edition, Microsoft is providing...
The Age of Sell Phones
A free product coupon is a free product coupon, right? If its for the same product at the same merchant and the pricing and...
Intel Offers Security Fixes for Centrino
Intel has updated the software behind its Centrino chip bundle to fix three security vulnerabilities that, in one case, could allow an attacker to...
Exchange a Worthy Upgrade
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Alohabob to See Light of Day with Vista RC1
Microsoft is planning to release its recently acquired application migration technology, known as Alohabob, along with the first release candidate for Windows Vista later...
FBI: Hackers Must Help Fight Web Mob
LAS VEGAS—The FBIs point man for Internet crime wants hackers to join the fight against international gangs of Web mobsters.
Dan Larkin, unit chief of...
Better Base Pay but Fewer Bonuses for IT Pros
In a change from prior pay structures, more than half of IT professionals are now earning better pay for additional tech skills, but not...
Browser School Daze
Everybody probably knows of a family, or is a member of one, in which one of the children is an overachiever and one is...
Whats Next for Microsofts adCenter?
Few Microsoft watchers would count adCenter as important to Microsoft as Windows, Office, Visual Studio and Xbox.
But much of Microsofts software-services future is dependent...
Wyse, VMware Split the Desktop from the PC
Wyse Technologies and VMware are doing the dance of the virtualized desktop.
Wyse on August 2 rolled out hardware designed to support VMwares Virtual Desktop...