Monthly Archives: May 2009
Windows 7 Is Microsoft’s Chance to Redeem Itself
Windows Vista was a public relations nightmare for Microsoft. Microsoft announced the follow-up to Windows XP in July 2005, promising big things. The company...
ATandT Plans 3G Network Upgrades
Telecom giant AT&T said May 27 it plans to upgrade its 3G network to reach theoretical peak speeds of 7.2 Mbps. The network upgrades...
EMC Blocks Former Exec from Selling Storage at HP
As reported here in The Station on April 29, Hewlett-Packard recruited longtime EMC storage executive David Donatelli to become its new senior vice president...
Fear of Age Bias Forcing Younger Workers Out?
It seems no one is safe from layoffs, but fear of age discrimination lawsuits by older workers may be forcing out younger workers, says...
Royal Air Force Breach Exposed Potential Blackmail Data
In case anyone thought the U.S. government was the only one with problems protecting information, the British Ministry of Defense (MoD) experienced a breach...
Correcting the Rhetoric: Windows Vista Is Secure
Windows Vista has come under fire for not being as secure as some would like. At the same time, Vista security can be enhanced...
Asus Introduces the Seashell, Eee PC 1008HA Netbook
Asus has added a new netbook to its collection, the Eee PC 1008HA, otherwise known as the Seashell.While sandy beaches and PC computing are...
HP LeftHand P4300 4.8TB SAS Starter SAN Solution Builds a Strong iSCSI SAN Foundation
The HP LeftHand P4300 4.8TB SAS Starter SAN Solution is an affordable, scalable and manageable iSCSI SAN for midsize and larger organizations.The centerpiece of...
Apple Accepts Previously ‘Inappropriate’ App for iPhone
Days after rejecting an e-reader from its App Store on the grounds that it could potentially download the Kama Sutra, a classical text with...
Nokia Ovi Store Open for Business
Nokia has flung back the shutters and officially opened its Ovi Store for business, offering free and for-sale mobile applications, games, productivity tools, videos...