Monthly Archives: October 2012
A 7-Inch Screen
A 7-Inch Screen
If any rumor is likely to be true, it's that the iPad Mini will come with a 7.85-inch screen. The last thing...
Motorola Deal for Android Jelly Bean Upgrade Causes Stir
If your Motorola Android smartphone was made before 2011, then you're probably not going to be able to use it with the latest Android...
Teradata Unified Data Environment, Architecture Launch
WASHINGTON -- Teradata (NYSE: TDC), a provider of analytic data solutions, has introduced the Teradata Unified Data Environment and the Unified Data Architecture, which...
Android Apps Left 185 Million Users Vulnerable: Report
Android applications in the Google Play store have made the banking credentials and other private information of many as 185 million users vulnerable to...
Brocade Hires Cisco Exec for SDN, Cloud Efforts
Brocade is bulking up its software-defined networking and cloud computing strategies at the expense of rival Cisco Systems.Brocade has hired David Meyer, a 15-year...
Why HP Won’t Be Locking Violin in the Case Anytime Soon
To the surprise of no one in the know in the storage business, Hewlett-Packard didn't make news Oct. 22 by stating in a 10-word...
System z
System z
"Over the past nine years, IBM and our clients that require mission-critical IT skills have worked with schools around the world to teach...
Android Malware Takes off, Mostly Outside the U.S.
Attackers are continuing to focus more heavily on mobile devices, and in particular those running Google’s Android operating system, posting 175,000 malicious or suspicious...
Microsoft Shows Off Skype for Windows 8
Microsoft is unveiling the new Skype app for Windows 8, four days ahead of the much-anticipated release of the new operating system.The software giant...
Bill Gates Gives Microsoft Windows 8, Surface RT a Big Thumbs-Up
Microsoft co-founder and current Chairman Bill Gates sat down with some cameras rolling for the Next at Microsoft blog to discuss the opportunity of...