Monthly Archives: November 2012
NetApp Updates High-End E-Series Storage Software
NetApp has updated its E-Series storage software platform, the company's top-of-the-line system designed to work with high-performance applications and handle big data-type workflows.The E-Series...
Google Taking Its Fight for Internet Freedom to the Public
Google is using its power, influence and online might to sound the alarm for Internet openness and freedom to individual users around the world...
Nvidia GPUs Weather Tough PC Market in Q3, but Intel, AMD Suffer
Nvidia is weathering the negative impacts of the struggling PC market on graphics chips better than rivals Intel and Advanced Micro Devices, according to...
Eucalyptus 3.2 Adds New Management, Storage Functions
Eucalyptus Systems, a provider of private and hybrid cloud computing software, has announced several new capabilities within its open-source cloud software including new management...
Security Flaw Disclosure Debate Boils Over to SCADA Industry
Calling the computerized systems designed to manage critical infrastructure "easy targets," a security researcher at startup Exodus Intelligence announced the firm had found 23...
False Report: Google Didn’t Purchase WiFi Services Vendor ICOA
Google didn't buy ICOA after all.A Nov. 26 press release on PRWeb.com purported to announce Google's acquisition of a public WiFi vendor, but the...
Microsoft Demonstrates ‘Rounds’ Windows 8 App for Hospital Workflow
Making the "rounds" of a hospital could get more mobile and unified with a new prototype Windows 8 application Microsoft has demonstrated. It allows...
Apple Adds 6 Samsung Devices to Its List of Patent Offenders
Apple reportedly wants to add the Samsung Galaxy S III, Galaxy Note II, Galaxy Tab 8.9 WiFi, Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, Rugby Pro and...
Enterprise Cloud App Updates: 10 Tips for Adding Social, Mobile Features
Know Your Target Market and Tailor Your App Accordingly
It's essential that a developer know what type of enterprise they're targeting. For instance, a small...
Nokia Camera Guru Headed to Land Rover to Focus On Connected Cars
Damian Dinning, the Nokia executive in charge of its camera initiatives, is leaving the phone maker for a position at Jaguar Land Rover.In an...