 Top 10 Network Vulnerabilities Inside the Network Today's state-of-the-art network security appliances do a great job of keeping the cyber monsters from invading your business. Share:   |
 Is Microsoft Crossing the Line by Pushing Security Essentials? Microsoft pushing its Microsoft Security Essentials AV software to unprotected Windows systems has some rival security vendors upset. Share: |
Uncle Sam's Dumbest Tech Buys The U.S. government has made some less-than-successful tech investments over the years, and that's to be expected from the law of averages. But these eight federal and state efforts are just stupid. Share: |
Verizon Looks to Video Broadcasting on LTE Verizon Wireless expects to use broadcasting to deliver live video over its upcoming LTE network. Share: |
Chrome Browser Set to Become Wicked Fast A new feature expected next year for the Google Chrome browser will have Web pages ready before you need them. Share: |
Opera Releases Beta of Android Browser Opera Software has released Mobile 10.1 beta for Android. Share: |
Nokia Siemens, Ubiquisys Join Forces on Femtocells Nokia Siemens Networks and Ubiquisys have joined forces to push femtocells, and will start selling a combined package in the beginning of next year, they said on... Share: |
IPhone's Safari Dials Calls Without Warning, Says Researcher Apple may have made a poor security decision by allowing its Safari browser handles to honor requests from third-party applications. Share: |
EU Parliament Worried About Behavioral Advertising Members of the European Parliament have hit out at online behavioral advertising saying it could be a breach of consumers’ privacy rights. Share: |
The Scary Side of Virtualization At the Computerworld Premier 100 IT Leaders conference in March, one CIO stood up to express his unease about the security of a virtual infrastructure that has... Share: |
NTIA Report: Broadband Divide Still Exists Low-income, rural and minority families still lag behind others in the U.S. in broadband adoption, a new report says. Share: |
Survey: Gov't Agencies Focused on Energy Efficiency U.S. agencies see a potential for cost savings in improving their energy efficiency, a new survey says. Share: |
Satyam to Merge With Parent to Create a Focused Outsourcer Satyam plans to merge with parent company Tech Mahindra to form a large, focused outsourcer Share: |
Kno to Ship $899 Folding Dual-screen Tablet This Year Kno said its dual-screen folding tablet will be priced at $899 and start shipping later this year. Share: |
The iPad Stands Alone When the success of the iPad became apparent, I predicted that Linux-based tablets would quickly give Apple's device a run for its money. I was wrong. Share: |
Vodafone Quarterly Mobile Data Revenue Grows by 25 Percent Vodafone's third-quarter mobile data revenue rose by 25.3 percent compared to a year earlier, and is set to overtake messaging revenue Share: |
Mobile Network Controls, Pricing Still Taking Shape A top U.S. carrier and a major mobile infrastructure vendor acknowledged on Monday that charging for mobile data services is still a moving target. Share: |
EU Stakeholders Tell Commission Net Neutrality Is Essential Almost all the feedback from stakeholders to a European Commission consultation on net neutrality stressed the importance of preserving an open internet Share: |
CA Relinquishes Last Stake in Ingres CA has sold off its remaining stake in open-source database company Ingres. Share: |
Amazon Adds SLA to Cloud-based Content Delivery Service Amazon Web Services has added an SLA (service level agreement) to its cloud-based content delivery service CloudFront. Share: |
