Monthly Archives: July 2010
Microsoft’s Tablet PC Push Could Be Uphill
WASHINGTON, D.C.-You can't doubt Microsoft's public enthusiasm for tablet PCs, at least among management. During the company's annual Worldwide Partner Conference here July 12,...
NetApp Offers Integration with Microsoft Toolkit
Data storage and data management specialist NetApp announced enhanced integration with Microsoft to deliver data protection solutions to cloud service providers by leveraging the...
OKI’s Color Digital LED Printer Series Wins BERTL Award
Printer maker OKI Data announced the receipt of the "BERTL's Best" for the C610 and C711 series of color digital LED printers. The C711...
Third-Party Software Bugs Pose Big Danger, Secunia Finds
Secunia is calling out application vendors for poor updating practices and reminding users that third-party software vulnerabilities-and not bugs in the operating system-are the...
IT Jobs’ Increase for June Does Not Signal Recovery: Report
The jobs situation for technology workers is rocky. It is reflective of the larger economic picture in 2010. Data put out on June from...
Microsoft Windows XP Users Can Keep Downgrade Rights
Windows XP has been given a reprieve by Microsoft-at least, when it comes to users' ability to downgrade to the popular but aging operating...
Google Entertains Interactive Video Ads Idea
Google is constantly experimenting with online advertisements, trying video, mobile and other types of ads in an effort to attract consumers' eyeballs as they...
Netgear Upgrades Home NAS for TiVo Storage
The market for the toaster-sized, desktop-seated home storage network device appears to be heating up.Competing with similar recent releases from Seagate Technology, Cisco Systems,...
How to Improve Software Quality: Lessons from Toyota’s Debacle
How the mighty have fallen. Starting in the 1980s, Japanese companies became legendary for quality-and none more legendary than Toyota. But earlier this year,...
Android 2.2 Should Make Apple Nervous: 10 Reasons Why
Android 2.2 Should Make Apple Nervous: 10 Reasons Why
by Don Reisinger
1. Speed and Performance
According to Google, Android 2.2 will deliver far better performance and...