Monthly Archives: January 2010
Green IT Adoption on the Rise: Forrester
As the budgetary crunch brought on the by global recession begins to ease, enterprises are starting to refocus their efforts on green technology, according...
Oracle Preps Critical Update with 24 Security Fixes
Oracle is planning to release an update that includes 24 security patches affecting numerous products, including the Oracle Database and Oracle E-Business Suite.The update...
Bill Targets Verizon Sale to Frontier
Two U.S. Congressmen joined Jan. 7 in opposing the proposed deal between Verizon and Frontier Communications in which Verizon would sell 4.8 million rural...
Adobe Patches Illustrator Security Flaws
Adobe Systems on Jan. 7 issued a fix for two security vulnerabilities affecting its Illustrator CS4 and CS3 software.The patch is actually a day...
Is Google’s Android Army Rivaling Apple’s Army?
The New York Times' David Pogue was beset by the Google Android Army, which, though I suspect it has massed in Las Vegas for...
Clueless on the Internet
I just might have to give up. For years now I've been waiting for people to get savvy about security on their computers and...
HTC Smart Calls to Budget-Minded Smartphone Users
HTC introduced the Smart on Jan. 7, which the company insists is a new type of smartphone: easy to use, inexpensive and globally accessible....
Fujitsu Puts New Intel Core Chips into Entry-Level Primergy Servers
Fujitsu is rolling out two new single-socket servers that take advantage of Intel's 32-nanometer "Clarkdale" processors.The new entry-level systems, announced Jan. 7, can use...
Google Ups On2 Offer to Roughly $134M
On2 Technologies shareholders have successfully wrangled more money out of Google's bid for the video compression software maker.Google and On2 Jan. 7 said they...
Intel Unveils 32-nm Core Processor Family at CES
Intel introduced its 2010 Intel Core Processor family at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on Jan. 7, highlighting the integration of graphics...