Monthly Archives: March 2007
Intels Roadmap May Be Apples Road
Apple has legendarily been mum on its future product plans, but its relatively recent switch to Intel processors in its Macintosh line of computers...
Analysts: Apple to Use More NAND Flash Memory
Apple will likely introduce more NAND flash memory in several of its future products, including a sub-notebook that should hit the market by the...
Verizon Service Combats Web Threats
Verizon Business has expanded its presence in the managed security space with a new set of services targeted at enterprises.Verizon Business, based in Basking...
Splunking for who-what-when
Splunk is a software application that uses a search language and log aggregation techniques to assist IT help desk staff and managers get to...
No Major Acquisitions or Mergers in Google’s Immediate Future
Google CEO Eric Schmidt says the company isn't planning on using its $11B in liquid assets for any major acquisitions or mergers anytime soon,...
Apple Patches QuickTime Flaw
Apple has addressed a heap corruption vulnerability in its popular QuickTime media player.
The flaw can be exploited remotely, and allows an attacker to execute...
10 Ergonomic Ways to Enhance Your Office Space
Whether its at home, across town, or an hour-long train ride away, our office is where we spend a good portion of our lives....
Lenovo, Avaya Announce New Partnership
Lenovo and Avaya are looking to entice enterprise and midmarket customers with a new agreement that will bring new IP and unified communications tools...
Innoopract: The Company Behind RAP
SANTA CLARA, Calif.—Innoopract Informationssysteme, or simply Innoopract, is rocking the Eclipse world with its own brand of RAP, the Eclipse Rich AJAX Platform project.Innoopract...
Switching Your Linux Systems to the New DST
"Spring forward; fall back." Thats the way the saying goes. Some years I get it backward, but I eventually catch on. Ive never had...