Monthly Archives: July 2012
Microsoft Now Storing 4 Trillion Objects in Azure Cloud
MSDN blogger Brad Calder of the Azure team posted an update July 18 noting that Microsoft's Windows Azure Storage cloud has passed the 4...
Microsoft’s Enterprise Business Humming, But the Future Is Mobile, Cloud
Microsoft is continuing to see strength in its enterprise business, as illustrated by the solid results turned in by its Server and Tools division...
Office 365, 2013 Customer Preview SKUs
While Microsoft isn't releasing information on the full range of Office 365 or Office 2013 editions, here is what is available in the customer...
Open Source Drives Small Business
PORTLAND, Ore. The open-source community creates tremendous value for the U.S. economy, driving small and midsize businesses (SMBs) and empowering entrepreneurs, according to...
Mobile App Development Key for Driving Business: Survey
Mobile applications are increasingly viewed as a business-differentiation tool to increase customer engagement, reinforce brand value and provide better customer service, and delivering a...
Mahdi Malware Takes Aim at Iran as Cyber-Espionage Continues
By: Robert LemosA simple information-stealing program infiltrated about 800 computers in several Middle Eastern countries, but appears to have focused on Iran, according to...
Adobe PhoneGap 2.0 Ships
PORTLAND, Ore. Adobes PhoneGap team announced the release of PhoneGap 2.0, the latest release of the open-source mobile development framework.Tapping into the developer...
Apple, Samsung Wage Patent War in Courtrooms Around the World
Apple and Samsung continue to swap legal blows with varying degrees of effectiveness in their relentless global war over alleged patent infringement.In the latest...
Phishers Target Record Number of Brand Websites: APWG Report
A new report from the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) found that the number of brands targeted by phishing reached an all-time high during February...
AMD Hit by Weak Consumer PC Sales, Slumping Economy
Advanced Micro Devices is being squeezed by a weakening consumer PC market and strong rivals in both traditional x86 processors and the booming mobile...