Monthly Archives: January 2010
Apple Snapping Up 10-Inch Screens for Tablet?
As the anticipated launch date of Apple's tablet device, tentatively known as the iSlate, draws ever nearer, rumors concerning components, costs and features continue...
Cisco Says Facebook, Twitter Use Requires Governance in Businesses
The use of social networks such as Facebook and Twitter in enterprises require much greater governance and oversight than is currently practiced, according to...
IBM Puts Smart Water Systems on Tap
In a recent speech in London, IBM Chairman, President and CEO Sam Palmisano laid out IBM's vision of the next decade as the decade...
H-1B Protest Site Shutdowns Blasted by Free Speech Advocates
The December shutdown by a New Jersey court of three H-1B protest sites accused of libel-ITgrunt.com, Endh1b.com and Guestworkerfraud.com-has legal technology advocates up in...
D-Link Debuts Its Smallest 11n Wireless Adapter
Networking solutions provider D-Link announced the launch of their Compact Wireless N USB Adapter (DWA-121), which the company claims is the world's smallest wireless...
Samsung Shipping High-Density Flash Drives for Mobile Devices
Samsung, fresh from demonstrating several new disk drives for netbooks at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, announced Jan. 13 that it is...
Netgear Offers Wireless Management Solutions
Networking solutions specialist Netgear introduced a family of ProSafe Wireless Management solutions to meet the demands of small to medium-size businesses (SMBs) with up...
Intel: FTC Does Not Understand Processor Business
Intel officials are hitting back at the Federal Trade Commission, saying the agency has little understanding of the microprocessor business and that its lawsuit...
Google Gmail Switches HTTPS to Always On by Default
Google has opted to turn on HTTPS for Gmail continuously by default to protect user e-mails.The move follows the revelation that there have been...
Enterprise WAN Visibility: How to Ensure Performance of Carrier Ethernet Services
As enterprises expand operations globally, borders between countries continue to blur. Business is being conducted cooperatively from a constellation of offices, and IT managers'...