Monthly Archives: January 2010
Google Leads U.S. in Search as It Mulls Exit from China
One day after Google boiled the high-tech waters with its threat to exit China's business, Nielsen said Google retained its command of the U.S....
IETF Completes Fix for SSL Security Vulnerability
The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) has finished work on a fix to a vulnerability in the Secure Sockets Layer protocol security researchers uncovered...
Apple Sales Up, but Slip Against Cheaper Competitors
Worldwide PC shipments surpassed 90 million units in the fourth quarter of 2009, a 22.1 percent increase from the fourth quarter of 2008, according...
Dell Adds 6G-bps SAS to SMB Storage Lineup
Dell on Jan. 14 said that it has enhanced its front-line PowerVault storage portfolio with new 6G-bps SAS-connected arrays that are aimed at small...
Cost-Conscious Businesses Question Access to Credit, Survey Finds
A survey by Harris Interactive on behalf of human capital solutions company CareerBuilder reveals that 34 percent of small businesses (organizations with 500 employees...
How to Use Data Encryption to Secure Mobile Business Data
Over the past two decades, private, public and governmental organizations have built walls to contain their businesses. More specifically, firewalls. These firewalls were built...
VMware Announces Go Virtualization Solution
Virtualization specialist VMware announced the release of of VMware Go, a Web-based service that helps small to medium-size businesses to virtualize servers and create...
Intel Sees Strong Q4, Fueled by New Products, Consumer Demand
Intel finished up a good 2009 with a very strong fourth quarter, helped by a mix of new products and more efficient, lower-cost manufacturing.In...
Apple, Nokia, Others Get Greenlight from Greenpeace
Apple, Nokia, Others Get Greenlight from Greenpeace
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Overall, Nokia does best on the toxic chemicals criteria, followed by energy. However, it needs to improve...
McAfee Says Cyber-attack Details Point to IE Security Vulnerability
The more details that leak out about the cyber-attack that hit Google, Adobe Systems and roughly 30 other companies, the more complex the picture...