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Article | 1/09/2010 Software patents hurt everyone, but especially SMBs
Software patents have figured prominently in the news in recent weeks, thanks not just to Oracle's attack on Google but also--more recently--to Paul A...
Article | 1/09/2010 Security-as-a-service growing
When you ask IT professionals if they use cloud computing or software-as-a-service, most start by saying "no". But if you ask some follow up questions...
Article | 1/09/2010 11 things you need to know about Google Chrome variations
Google recently released a version of its Chrome Web browser code named the Canary Build. It uses an all-yellow variant of the regular Chrome icon, bu...
Article | 1/09/2010 VMware aims to displace Windows with cloud-based desktop apps
VMware is developing a new hosted service with the code name "Project Horizon" that will allow delivery of cloud-based desktop applications to any sor...
Article | 1/09/2010 NetApp, Syncsort team up on data protection
NetApp and Syncsort are bringing storage and data protection together in a single product, NetApp Syncsort Integrated Backup, to offer quick backup an...
Article | 1/09/2010 More IT managers plan to spend less, Oracle struggles with users, survey finds
A survey of 278 IT managers found that spending on storage systems is expected to remain flat through next year due to a soft economy and new technolo...
Article | 1/09/2010 WebOS 2.0 beta ready for developers
Palm's WebOS 2.0 beta is now available in limited release to developers, with a full public release planned for later this year.
Article | 31/08/2010 Google to roll out e-mail prioritizing feature in Gmail
Google plans to begin rolling out to Gmail users on Tuesday a new feature designed to automatically rearrange messages in their inbox so that the most...
Article | 31/08/2010 AutoCAD coming to iPad, iPhone, returning to Mac
Autodesk is bringing its AutoCAD architecture, design, and engineering software back to the Mac OS after an 18-year absence, the company announced thi...
Article | 31/08/2010 Chrome jumps into hardware speed-up game
Google will follow the lead of Microsoft and Mozilla by offloading some browser chores to the graphics processor to speed up Chrome, the company said ...
Article | 31/08/2010 Old Apple QuickTime code puts IE users in harm's way
Apple's failure to clean up old code in QuickTime leaves people running Internet Explorer (IE) vulnerable to drive-by attacks, a Spanish security rese...
Article | 28/08/2010 Mozilla unveils alpha browser for Android
Mozilla today released an alpha version of its mobile browser for smartphones running Google's Android operating system.
Article | 28/08/2010 Does $500 Million Mean Windows Phone 7 Will Flop?
Microsoft is reportedly spending $500 million to launch its Windows Phone 7, and maybe the product needs it. But does that mean it will be a flop or s...
Article | 30/08/2010 Gartner: Web content management a billion-dollar business
In its August issue, Wired magazine proclaimed that the Web is on the wane, but for the business world, the Web seems to be only growing more importan...
Article | 30/08/2010 Google bows out of JavaOne due to lawsuit
Due to its dispute with Oracle, Google said it will not present at the JavaOne conference this year.

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