Monthly Archives: January 2007

Can Apple Overcome Latest Security Backlash?

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A pair of renegade hackers has launched a project aimed at embarrassing Apple Computer into fixing software vulnerabilities in a timelier manner, prompting new...

CompTIA Agenda: Innovative, Competitive IT

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Promoting U.S. tech innovation, keeping the work force globally competitive and advancing broadband Internet are three of the seven priorities CompTIA, a Washington-based group...

Amazons New Site Pushes Shipping

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Amazon.com shook up the e-commerce world Jan. 3, unveiling a new site that offers free overnight shipping for all purchases. The new site—called Endless.com—is focused...

IT Recruitment Takes a Sizable Year-End Hit

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IT recruitment took a hit in December, as demand for computer and mathematical occupations plunged 15 points in an employment index released monthly by...

Security Flaws Haunt PDF, OpenOffice Users

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Serious security vulnerabilities in two desktop applications could allow malicious hackers to plant malicious code on millions of computers, according to warnings from the...

Microsoft Word Comes of Age

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Microsofts ubiquitous word processing program, Microsoft Word, celebrates its 18th birthday in 2007, having successfully wended its way through the growing pains of childhood...

Compliance Purists Stare Down AV Threat

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As enterprises wait to see whether the newly elected Congress will soften regulatory guidelines such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act in 2007 and alleviate the...

Analysts: Expect iTV, Leopard News at Macworld

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Each year, in the weeks leading to Apple Computers Macworld Expo in San Francisco, the rumors and speculation begin circulating about what CEO Steve...

Patch Tuesday: Critical MS Office Fixes Coming

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Microsofts security response team has announced plans to release eight security bulletins Jan. 9 with patches for a slew of Windows and Office vulnerabilities.Four...

Lattix Releases New Software Architecture Management System

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Lattix has announced Lattix LDM 3.0, which lets managers, architects and developers visualize, specify and maintain the architecture of a complex enterprise software system...