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 Microsoft to Offer Free Security Software
By Reuters -
Published November 19, 2008
Microsoft Corp said Wednesday it will discontinue sales of its subscription PC security service and instead offer free software to help protect computers from viruses, spyware and other threats. [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
Roundup: The Best iPhone Apps of the Week
By Troy Dreier -
Published November 19, 2008
Our weekly roundup of the best free and paid applications available for the iPhone and iPod touch. [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Techology for Tough Times
By Gerry Blackwell -
Published November 19, 2008
Can spending money on technology help your small business survive the economic crunch? Let the debate begin. [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Further Notes on proc
By Juliet Kemp -
Published November 19, 2008
Tip of the Trade: Learn more about proc, how it works and how to get the most out of it. [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Picking the Right Apple: A Guide to Apple’s Mac Lineup
By Ryan Faas -
Published November 19, 2008
An overview of the Mac line, from the MacBook Air to the Mac Pro desktop. What’s your best choice? [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Microsoft OCS: The next step
By Gerry Blackwell -
Published November 19, 2008
Release 2 fills many of the feature gaps that customers noted in the initial release, but is this the end of the evolutionary road? [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Major League Baseball to Silverlight: You're Out
By Stuart J. Johnston -
Published November 19, 2008
A year and a half after Microsoft proudly claimed baseball games nationwide would be streamed using its Silverlight streaming media player, Adobe's Flash gets to pinch hit. [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Performance or Power: Which Will Nehalem Use?
By Andy Patrizio -
Published November 19, 2008
Intel obsessed over power efficiency in the Nehalem line. So what's it doing with all the power savings? Increasing performance of course. [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Automating Software Testing with Microsoft Hyper-V
By Jani Järvinen -
Published November 19, 2008
Testing software applications can be hard. You might already be using virtual machines to test your applications, but chances are you are still doing this manually. Learn how to automate your testing procedures with Microsoft's new Hyper-V virtualization technologies. [more from www.developer.com]
Yuuguu Readies Enterprise Web Conferencing
By Vangie Beal -
Published November 18, 2008
Yuuguu provides real-time Web conferencing that's simple to set up and IM network agnostic. Look for enterprise-ready versions in 2009. [more from www.instantmessagingplanet.com]
Heroic Turnarounds: The US as a Template for Yahoo
By Rob Enderle -
Published November 18, 2008
Both the US and Yahoo have been fortunate, in a way, to receive a massive slap on the face before they were in danger of complete failure. [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Clustered Storage Without the Price Tag
By Jennifer Schiff -
Published November 18, 2008
IBRIX's clustered storage software helps users save on both hardware and software costs. [more from www.enterprisestorageforum.com]
Gridbus Goes Commercial
By Paul Shread -
Published November 18, 2008
Grid computing has a new commercial venture, thanks to Australia's Gridbus project. [more from www.gridcomputingplanet.com]
CIOs Emerging as Business Leaders
By Pam Baker -
Published November 18, 2008
Many challenges remain, but CIOs are narrowing the C-suite gap. [more from www.cioupdate.com]
Symantec CEO John Thompson to Step Down
By Richard Adhikari -
Published November 18, 2008
UPDATED: Says 10 years at the helm is long enough. [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
2009 Salaries for IT Security Professionals
By James Maguire -
Published November 18, 2008
In contrast with the gloomy job market, salary levels for IT security professionals are holding up well.
[more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
Recursion Primer Using C++, Part 2
Published November 18, 2008
By Zeeshan - Further your understanding of recursion.
McColo and the Difficulty of Fighting Spam
By Ray Everett-Church -
Published November 18, 2008
In a world full of spamming, phishing and other fraudulent behavior, even the most battle-tested spam investigators are hard-pressed to assess who’s to blame and who’s been framed. [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
Review: T-Mobile G1 - A Good First Effort
By Wayne Rash -
Published November 18, 2008
Google's Android software provides some nice capabilities, but also some strange limitations.
[more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Power and Cooling Savings From the Ground Up
By Drew Robb -
Published November 18, 2008
Hard-Core Hardware: Every watt saved at the server component level increases three-fold as it it works its way back through the power and cooling infrastructure. This step-by-step guide runs the numbers and shows you how to shave nearly 30 percent off your power and cooling costs without impacting processes. [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
iPhone Remains Left Out as Android Scores Flash
By Judy Mottl -
Published November 18, 2008
Google and Adobe announce Flash for the G1 and other Android devices. Will Apple change its tune? [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
HP to Microsoft: Thanks for Nothing
By Stuart J. Johnston -
Published November 18, 2008
Microsoft's move to relax standards to qualify for its Vista Capable sticker program left HP execs fuming, newly disclosed e-mails show. [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Creating a First-Person Shooter Game, Math for Java Game Programmers
By Richard G. Baldwin -
Published November 18, 2008
Learn about first-person computer games in general, and learn how to use the game-math library to write a first-person game in a 3D world in Java. [more from www.developer.com]
What's Next for Sun?
By Andy Patrizio -
Published November 17, 2008
Can the company cut its way to profitability and prominence, or is it just looking for a graceful exit and friendly buyer? [more from www.cioupdate.com]
Symantec Turns Data Center Automation Up a Notch
By Paul Shread -
Published November 17, 2008
Symantec has unveiled new services that let users know when changes to their data center environment could put them at risk for unwanted downtime. [more from www.enterprisestorageforum.com]
Testing SIP Security on a Budget, Part 1
By Lisa Phifer -
Published November 17, 2008
Along with its advantages, VoIP brings its own vulnerabilities. Fortunately there is a host of free/open-source tools to mitigate them. [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
Open Source Security: 50 Good Apps
By Cynthia Harvey -
Published November 17, 2008
Open source software for anti-spam, firewalls, forensics, encryption, log monitoring, passwords, and more. [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
Tech Glitches Frustrate More Than a Few Users
By Judy Mottl -
Published November 17, 2008
Pew report shows device failures still pose big challenges. [more from www.cioupdate.com]
Software Developer's Dilemma: Is Being A Sales Engineer a Cop-Out?
By Eric Spiegel -
Published November 17, 2008
Sure, the die-hard developers snigger at the idea, but the upsides are enormous. (How does $130k sound?) [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Microsoft Rolls Out New Small Business Server Options
By Lauren Simonds -
Published November 17, 2008
The company says it designed Windows Small Business Server 2008 and Windows Essential Business Server 2008 to help SMBs with limited IT resources to save time and money. [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
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