Monthly Archives: November 2011
Harmon.ie for SharePoint 3.0 Offers Microsoft, Lotus Support
Social email software provider Harmon.ie announced the availability of the Lotus Notes edition of Harmon.ie for SharePoint 3.0, a platform that aggregates Microsoft SharePoint...
Businesses Unprepared to Support Mobile Ways of Working: Citrix
Small and midsize businesses are coming under growing pressure to enable their employees to use their personal smartphones, tablets and other devices for business...
Google Chromebooks Discounted to $299 by Samsung, Acer
Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Chromebooks, the notebooks running the lightweight Chrome Operating System designed for powering Web applications through the Chrome browser, are getting discounted to...
Google Search for iPad Gets More Tablet-Friendly
Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) might not be able to help its Android OEMs sell more tablets, but the company can certainly augment the search experience on...
HP’s ‘Project Odyssey’ Will Bring Together Itanium, x86 Systems
Hewlett-Packard is embarking on a project that will enable enterprises to run their mission-critical workloads on either Unix or x86-based server architectures within a...
Startup PaperShare Creates Content-Based Social Network
Social networks have been splintering in order to attract various audiences. While Facebook, Google+, Friendfeed, Twitter and the like are horizontal cloud-based applications for...
Apple iPad
Apple iPad
Apple's iPad kick-started the consumer tablet industry and created a market for thousands of third-party developers' apps and games. If Apple holds to...
Pentagon Confirms Military Action Is an Acceptable Response to Cyber-Attacks
It is official. The United States military has explicitly stated that it has the right to retaliate with military force against a cyber-attack.In a...
Apple iPhone 4S
Apple iPhone 4S
The iPhone 4S is an obvious choice for a holiday wish list this year. The device comes with a dual-core processor, 8-megapixel...
Google Updates Swiffy Flash-to-HTML5, Other Tools
Google has introduced or updated a series of tools to help developers, including an extension of its Swiffy Flash-to-HTML5 conversion tool.Google launched Swiffy in...