Monthly Archives: March 2013
IT Services Market Feels Economic Pinch: Ovum
Last year was not a particularly promising time for the IT services market, with Ovum Research calling 2012 the worst year for IT services...
Sony Unveils Xperia SP, Xperia L Smartphones
Consumer electronics giant Sony added two models to its Xperia line of mobile devices, the Xperia SP smartphone, which features a 4.6-inch HD Reality...
NComputing Announces Enhancements to vSpace Virtualization Platform
Desktop virtualization specialist NComputing announced enhancements to its vSpace desktop and application virtualization platform, which was first announced last December and provides an integrated,...
Small-Business Optimism on the Rise
A slew of challenging economic conditions hasn't dampened the spirits of the small-business community in the United States, as small-business owners and CEOs are...
Lenovo ThinkPad T431s Boasts Dramatic Thin-and-Light Redesign
Lenovo took great pains in designing its newest ThinkPad, the T431. The computer maker undertook an extensive research initiative over nine months, across nine...
Mobile Phone Use While Driving More Prevalent in America: CDC
About one in three United States drivers read or sent text or email messages when driving, and most admitted to talking on the phone...
Cisco’s Chambers Promises Changes for Women at the Tech Giant
Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers always felt that he and his executives were doing a good job creating a positive working environment for women.Then...
FCC Takes Action Against Political Robocallers for Dialing Cell Phones
It’s no secret that political campaigns made millions of automated calls during the run-up to the 2012 elections. Many individuals received dozens of such...
Most Popular Apps Have Few Flaws, but Updates Still a Problem
The number of security vulnerabilities discovered in software products rose 5 percent in 2013, but the most common applications on desktop systems had fewer...
Anonymous Hack of L.A. Times Traced to Former Tribune Co. Web Producer
U.S. federal authorities have accused a Thomson Reuters social media editor of conspiring with hacktivists in the Anonymous collective to break into the Tribune...