Monthly Archives: March 2011

Apple’s Mac OS Chief Serlet is Leaving Company

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Apple is losing its top Mac OS X executive just months before the computer giant is expected to release the next version of the...

Acer Iconia Tab A501 Android Tablet Headed to ATandT

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AT&T, making good on its promise to support more Android-running devices, will offer Acer's first 4G tablet, the Iconia Tab A501.Pricing and an exact...

Startup Hadapt Aims to Focus Hadoop for Users

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NEW YORK-Hadapt, a new startup that focuses on the open source Hadoop technology and solutions for Big Data and big analytics has emerged on...

VMware vCenter Client for iPad Is Only Eye Candy

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The VMware vSphere Client for iPad is disappointing. Although the slick Apple iPad interface shows the promise of power, the vSphere Client for iPad...

Firefox 4 Released, Claims 7 Million Downloads

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Mozilla's Firefox 4 Web browser, released March 22, is off to a promising start, if the company's download tracking statistics are to be believed....

Oracle Ends Itanium Support, Draws Ire of Intel, HP

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Oracle became the latest major enterprise software maker to say that it will stop developing products for Intel's line of high-end Itanium processors.Oracle, with...

DataStax Soups Up Hadoop with Apache Cassandra

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NEW YORK - At the Structure Big Data conference, DataStax, the commercial sponsor of Apache Cassandra, unveiled Brisk, a new distribution that enhances the...

RIM PlayBook Priced for Apple iPad Head-to-Head

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ORLANDO, Fla.-Research In Motion has spent the past few months ramping up its 7-inch PlayBook tablet for its big debut-all while keeping two particularly...

McAfee Acquires Sentrigo to Enhance Database-Security Portfolio

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For its first major move as an Intel company, McAfee has acquired database-security company Sentrigo to boost its database offerings.McAfee announced the acquisition of...

Google Pays France $142,000 over WiFi Data Collection

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Google's WiSpy incident, in which its Street View cars inadvertently sniffed out and socked away 600 gigabytes of user data from unsecured WiFi networks...