Monthly Archives: November 2006
Google: A Kinder, Gentler, Less Fat, Successful Newman
Google's Gmail is offering users the option to open Excel attachments in Google Spreadsheets.File this one under "saw that coming."Like any good citizen with...
Apple Places Encrypted Binaries in Mac OS X
A computer researcher has made public information that Apple Computer has encrypted at the binary level critical parts of its Mac OS X operating...
Deduplication, Dancing Robot Steal Storage Show
ORLANDO, Fla.—A wise-guy robot from Xiotech personally greeted many of the 1,200 visitors to the show floor at the Storage Networking World conference here...
Industry Reactions Mixed About Novell/Microsoft
The Nov. 2 announcement of a mutual-assistance contract between Microsoft and Novell has been greeted by others with reactions ranging from modest hopes for...
Microsoft, Novell in Peace Accord
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Linux SMB Server Firm Signs Ingram Micro as Distributor
Collax, developer of Linux servers for small and growing businesses, has announced an agreement with Ingram Micro as its first U.S. distributor.
This is a...
IBM, Business Objects Deepen Relationship
IBM, which has pledged to invest $1 billion over the next three years on developing information management products and services, announced Nov. 2 a...
Wi-Fi Trumps Starbucks
The Wi-Fi Alliance announced Oct. 31 that Americans like their Wi-Fi more than they like Starbucks.
The organization, reporting on a study it carried out...
E-Voting, as It Takes Hold, Faces Big Risks
With the Nov. 7 midterm elections nearing, computer experts are sounding an alarm about possible problems with the electronic systems that two in every...
Berkeleys Mesh Network: Dust in the RFID Wind
UC/Berkeley researchers have created tiny wireless "motes"—aka network sensors—that use radio signals to communicate where they are located in physical space.
The end goal: an...