Monthly Archives: March 2011
HP Grooming webOS for Assault on Android, Apple iOS
When new HP CEO Leo Apotheker said he expected the company's webOS platform on 100 million devices a year, he effectively declared war on...
VMware iPad App Keeps California Hospital Clinicians Connected
Children's Hospital Central California plans to deploy the newly released VMware View Client for iPad to allow clinicians and staff to stay connected to...
MySkypeOffice Offers Google Voice Alternative for Call Management
When Google launched its Google Voice application to all users last June, there was some talk about how the phone-management application might challenge the...
RSA SecurID Theft Spawns Speculation on Potential Attack Scenarios
The network of one the world's largest and trusted security firms has been breached, and an unknown amount of information about its popular multifactor...
Broadview Networks Launches Portfolio of Cloud Computing Services
Broadview Networks announced the availability of Cloud Computing Services, a suite of business software and infrastructure applications hosted in the cloud and tailored for...
VMware Releases New vSphere Control App for iPads
VMware has a present for all those data center managers and virtualization admins who would like to do at least part of their work...
Google Android Market Gets Application Stat Dashboard
Google March 17 added an application statistics dashboard to help software developers gauge the installation performance of programs offered in the Android Market.Available in...
BitDefender Debuts Business Solutions 3.5 Security Platform
Internet security solutions specialist BitDefender announced the launch of its latest version of Business Solutions, with features designed to make deploying and managing antivirus...
RSA SecurID Customers Need to Boost Vigilance, Other Network Defenses
Following RSA's announcement of a data breach, there's really nothing for SecurID customers to do but to monitor their systems in hopes of foiling...
Microsoft Claims Rustock Botnet Takedown
Microsoft is claiming responsibility for the takedown of the massive Rustock botnet, which stopped sending out spam midmorning March 16.Estimates of Rustock's size varied...