Yes!! Good Move – HP Keeping PC Division
By John Furrier
HP announced in a statement today that they are keeping the PC Division. See full release below. I was livid and jumping up and down on my blog saying that HP was crazy for…
By John Furrier
QLogic Goes Mainstream with NIC Launch
Networking solutions vendor QLogic had a major product update today, announcing a new vendor-agnostic NIC partitioning (NPAR) feature. It’s rolling out on the QLogic 3200 Series intelligent Ethernet adapters and 8200 Series converged network adapters,…
Processor Wars – Intel Under Seige From ARM – Even Steve Jobs Chose ARM over Intel
By John Furrier
There is a massive chip war going on right now between the market leader Intel verses upstart ARM Holdings. ARM today disclosed technical details of its new ARMv8 architecture, the first ARM architecture to…
NSA Gets Involved in Banks’ Cybersecurity
The National Security Agency and the FBI have begun cooperating with financial institutions to prevent positional cyberattacks of the sort we’ve been covering lately, including the recent theft of classified nuclear plant information from Japanese…
China Blamed Once More, This Time For Satellite Hacking
China has been the center of attention a lot these days but it’s not the good kind of attention. China has been blamed for hacking or cyber-attacks against other countries. Yesterday, it was reported…
Over 200,000 Swedish Login Details at Risk Due to Hacking Incident
So we’ve been hearing a lot hacking news this year and it’s only getting worse. Large corporations like Sony fell victim to hackers which led to a lot of accounts in the Sony PlayStation…
OpenLogic Rolls Out Open PaaS to the Public
OpenLogic finally launched CloudSwing, a so-called open platform-as-a-service the company first announced back in August. CloudSwing seeks to differentiate itself from other solutions by being completely vendor-agnostic and providing a lot of customization options: …
Google Plus Now Available on Google Apps – Another Big Step for Social Business
Google Plus opened to Google Apps today, allowing customers to manually turn it on for their organization. According to the Google Enterprise blog, once Google Plus users turn it on, they can go to…
Customer Service Hell: Web Conferencing
By Jeff Nolan
I have gone through some really bad customer experiences with online and offline services but few have rivaled that of my recent trials and tribulations with web conferencing service providers. This all started when…
Android Craves a Fragmentation Fix: Is Ice Cream Sandwich Tasty Enough?
By Cherr Aira
With its undeniable dominance, Android still faces a lurking dilemma that could threaten its market leadership: fragmentation. Android has gazillion of hardware contractors, which makes implementing updates a monumental task—an advantage on the Apple…