Monthly Archives: November 2012
U.S. Cellular Offers Unlimited Data Plan for 4G LTE Markets
The nation's seventh-largest wireless provider U.S. Cellular announced a plan to offer its 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) customers an unlimited data plan—but only...
Online Shoppers Quick to Ditch Slow Websites
With Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping insanity on the horizon, small businesses with an online presence could find themselves reaping a windfall of...
Fraud Rings Rampant in U.S., Especially Southeast
A study of more than a billion applications for credit cards, bank cards and cell phone accounts uncovered about 2.9 million fraud events linked...
Small Businesses Adopting Online Marketing: Forrester
Small and midsize businesses have dramatically changed their marketing practices to adapt to changing buyer behaviors in a Web-centric world, and the new generation...
The Internet Plays Role of Stupidity Amplifier
I knew that the level of stupidity among government officials had reached a new all-time high when I couldn’t find a Demotivators poster at...
Apple iMacs to Arrive on Time, Says New Report
Apple's newest 21.5- and 27-inch iMacs are on track to meet their respective November and December sales dates, according to a Nov. 19 report...
VMware Patches DoS Vulnerability in Virtualization Software
Virtualization software vendor VMware released an update this month to fix a security issue in its vSphere API.The update patches a denial-of-service (DoS) vulnerability...
NFL to Use EHRs for Care Coordination, Injury Tracking
The National Football League is kicking off a league-wide effort to digitize health records. The NFL will use eClinicalWorks' electronic health record (EHR) platform...
Samsung’s Request for New Trial in Apple Case Rests on Dec. 6 Hearing
A hearing is scheduled for Dec. 6 in a California courthouse to hear Samsung's argument that juror misconduct should prompt a judge to order...
SEC Employees Brought Sensitive Data to Hacker Con: Report
The group responsible for protecting computers at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Trading and Markets Division traveled with laptops that contained sensitive, yet...