Monthly Archives: April 2009

Cheap Viagra Loses Luster with Spammers

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Those unsolicited e-mails promising low-cost Viagra, cheap herbal alternatives for sexual health or "male enhancement" pills are losing their luster among spammers, according to...

Verizon Wireless Debuts HTC Touch Diamond

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The HTC Touch Diamond, now available from Verizon Wireless, captures the slick, reflective looks of a modern city skyscraper in a 102mm x 51mm...

What Will the Cybersecurity Act of 2009 Do to Your Job and Business?

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Not long after I wrote my column on the proposed cyber-security bills in the Senate, the actual text of the legislation became available. As...

Adobe Offers Flex Builder 3 Free to Unemployed Developers

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Adobe Systems is offering free Flex Builder 3 licenses to unemployed developers.Adobe officials said the company is providing free trial Adobe Flex Builder 3...

Tool Measures Outside Air for Data Center Cooling

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The Green Grid consortium is helping businesses look at another tool for reducing the costs of cooling their data centers: the air outside of...

Sun Readies ‘Nehalem’-Based Servers

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Sun Microsystems on April 14 will be rolling out servers based on Intel's new quad-core "Nehalem EP" chips as well as unveiling its Open...

Obama Vows E-Health Records for Vets

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President Obama said April 9 the United States has taken the first steps to create portable electronic health records for all military personnel.Under the...

Microsoft Hotmail Fixed After 2-Hour Outage

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Microsoft Windows Live Hotmail users who signed into their accounts on the evening of April 9 may have experienced a shock when they received...

New Microsoft Windows Licensing Aids Desktop Virtualization, Report Says

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Microsoft is making it easier for enterprises to embrace desktop virtualization, according to a report from Forrester Research.In a report issued April 9, Forrester...

Job Cuts Leaving IT Systems Open to Attack

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A security team's biggest fear is an attack carried out by a knowledgeable insider, and with the economy driving job cuts within many organizations,...