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The Myth of the Secure Apple OS By Paul Rubens | Article Published July 28, 2010 A research report pokes holes in the much-vaunted sense that Apple's OS is highly secure. Tags: Apple, security, Mac, secure, operating system Google to Sell its Own Phone to Consumers By - Reuters | Article Published December 14, 2009 Called the Nexus One and made by smartphone maker HTC, Google's phone will run on Android operating system, according to sources. Tags: wireless, carriers, Europe, Google, operating system Virtualization Adoption Slips: More Gloom for IT? By Jeff Vance | Article Published December 14, 2009 Finding the truth about adoption of virtualization in the enterprise and among SMBs requires looking beyond the numbers. Tags: virtual, virtualization, workloads, operating system, Enterprise Is Your Data Center Just Plain Ugly? By Kenneth Hess | Article Published December 09, 2009 Oh, maybe the cables are all neat and the fans are blowing, but your beloved data center may still be far from pretty. Tags: operating system, server, data center, data center management, Windows Samsung Launches Smartphone Platform By - Reuters | Article Published December 08, 2009 Mobile industry observers note that unless a company has an application and operating system strategy, it risks marginalizing itself as a hardware provider only. Tags: operating system, Google, Samsung, smartphones, wireless Nokia Scaling Back Smartphone Offering By - Reuters | Article Published December 04, 2009 The leading cell phone maker will drastically cut back on the number of different smartphone models unveils as it faces challenges from RIM and Apple. Tags: operating system, Nokia, partners, smartphones, RIM Nokia: Linux on Only One New Smartphone By - Reuters | Article Published November 30, 2009 The Finnish cell phone maker will not give its product line a major shake-up. Tags: network, iPhone, N900, services, operating system Microsoft Squashes Windows 7 'Back Door' Rumors By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published November 23, 2009 Microsoft has denied rumors that it had put hidden "back doors" into Windows 7 at the federal government's request. Tags: review, Microsoft, operating system, privacy 13 PC Security Threats for 2010 By Larry Barrett | Article Published November 20, 2009 Security firm Symantec predicts the leading threats for next year, covering areas like Mac, Windows, and social networking. Tags: Enterprise, FOCUS 09, Web site, operating system, ransom Google Claims Chrome Boots PC in 7 Seconds By - Reuters | Article Published November 20, 2009 Sending a shot across the bow of Apple and Microsoft, Google says its new Chrome OS will turn on a PC as fast as a TV. Tags: search, operating system, chips, Google, Microsoft U.S. Gov Can Stop Only 80% of Cyber-Attacks By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published November 18, 2009 A senior government official concedes that hackers tend to be one step ahead. Tags: operating system, framework, network, Internet security, partner Fedora 12 Touts Virtualization Tools By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published November 16, 2009 Red Hat-sponsored Fedora Linux 12 release will expand the scope of Fedora's virtualization capabilities. Tags: virtualization, network, virtual, operating system, Enterprise Survey: Netbooks and Windows 7 'Starter'? By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published November 12, 2009 Netbook buyers say they prefer a more feature-rich version of Windows 7. Tags: netbook, DVD, Microsoft, operating system, Enterprise Apple's iPhone Profit Tops Nokia, Samsung By - Reuters | Article Published November 11, 2009 Probably surprising no one, Apple in the recent quarter was the cellphone maker generating the highest total operating profit in the industry. Tags: economic recovery, iPhone, Linux, operating system Fewer Holes Fixed by Patch Tuesday By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published November 11, 2009 November's patch drop, smaller than in recent months, did not need to release any fixes for Windows 7. Tags: Microsoft Office, operating system, Windows 2000, bug, Microsoft Smartphone Battle: Samsung vs. Nokia By - Reuters | Article Published November 10, 2009 Cell phone titans Samsung and Nokia are maneuvering to win the battle with smartphone rivals like iPhone and Blackberry. Tags: iPhone, Linux, RIM, Blackberry, operating system Tech Rebound: Chip Sales Up Sharply in Q3 By Andy Patrizio | Article Published November 10, 2009 PC microprocessor zoomed to all-time record levels in Q3, suggesting rosier times for the tech sector. Tags: Intel, AMD, Microsoft, operating system, desktops Sony Ericsson Announces Android Phone By - Reuters | Article Published November 03, 2009 Google's Android has gained this year as mobile phone vendors look for ways to compete with Apple's iPhone. Tags: iPhone, Qualcomm, Android, operating system, Google RIM's Debuts its Crown Jewel: BlackBerry Storm2 By Michelle Megna | Article Published October 29, 2009 The Storm2 Blackberry smartphone offers improved e-mail management and remote file access. Tags: wireless, Droid, operating system, Storm2, carriers Windows 7 Upgrade: Pro and Con By Joseph Moran | Article Published October 28, 2009 The leading reasons to migrate to Windows 7 – along with some reasons to delay it. Tags: virtual, virtualization, operating system, utilities, Enterprise 49 Hot New Open Source Applications By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published October 26, 2009 Open source apps released (or made open source) over the last couple of years: mobile devices, multimedia, enterprise, and much more. Tags: Enterprise, downloads, operating system, Google, open source Microsoft Moves To Boost Windows 7 Debut By Chris Nerney | Article Published July 13, 2009 Microsoft Moves To Boost Windows 7 Debut Tags: Vista, Windows 7, resellers, operating system, Microsoft, OS |
