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'Not all jobs created equal' for social sites
News Nature of business and sensitivity of corporate data key in deciding whether to block social networking sites at work, say industry watchers.
Tags: Network security, Security Management, Security, Business security, Social Networking, Business security, U.S., job, Network security, International Data Corp.
Japanese researchers downplay super CPU effort
News Alliance aims to create software standard for multicore chips in devices, including mobile phones and car navigation systems.
Tags: Mobile processors, Processors, NEC Corp., Intel Corp., Embedded System, CPU, Chip Company, API, processor, researcher
10 reasons businesses should buy e-readers
Insight commentary E-readers could be about to open a new chapter in enterprise efficiency, says TechRepublic's Jack Wallen.
Tags: Consumer Technology, Development/design, Storage, Employee, e-reader, Amazon.com Inc., computer monitor, E-book, printer, ease of use
NXP sues university over 'Oyster crack'
News The company behind the Mifare Classic chipset is to sue Radboud University in an attempt to stop it from publishing a paper detailing the alleged cracking of the Oyster smartcard.
Tags: RFID, Mobile/Wireless, Publication, Security, Conference, Semiconductor, Chip Company, Spokesperson, London, network
Windows 7, Vista zero-day flaw reported
News Security researcher says vulnerability in Windows 7 could lead to an attack causing a critical system error, or "blue screen of death".
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Server Message Block, Microsoft Windows Vista, Zero-day Bug, BSOD, Small And Medium Business, Microsoft Windows 7, Flaw, Microsoft Windows Vista SP1, Microsoft Windows
AMD responds to details of Intel's antitrust violations
News Chipmaker AMD has predicts that other cases against Intel will take place, starting with its civil suit.
Tags: Business Strategies & Functions, Processors, Intel Corp., Advanced Micro Devices Inc., PC Company, Attorney General, FTC, New York, antitrust, PC
Report: Acting US cyberspace chief resigns
News Melissa Hathaway, who was considered a leading candidate to fill the post permanently, says she's resigning for personal reasons.
Tags: Business Strategies & Functions, Cybersecurity, cybersecurity strategy, Bush Administration, e-mail, White House, Homeland Security, Wall Street Journal, strategy, spokesman
Six ways to make SOA services more reusable
Techguide Find out the elements that need to be considered when building a service intended for reuse.
Tags: Web services, Protocols and platforms, Adapter, SOA, Service, Business Process, Messaging, SLA, Joe McKendrick, blog
Microsoft Access 2010 new feature overview
Techguide Here are some of the new features you can expect to see in Access 2010, including a Web-ready format and an improved macro environment.
Tags: Microsoft Office, Microsoft Office, Row, Database, Cell, Field, Microsoft Corp., Data Type Gallery, Access 2010, Office Theme
HTML 5 may not be finalized before 2022
News Web programming standard, expected to reach W3C Candidate Recommendation stage during 2012, is off by a decade, says source within Web standards community.
Tags: Protocols and platforms, Web sites, Web 2.0, Video, Internet Video, W3C, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Programming, Web, Web 2.0
What Windows 7 means to Windows server administrators
Techguide Scott Lowe shares 10 items that Windows server administrators need to know in order to adequately support Windows 7 clients.
Tags: Servers, Client, BranchCache, DirectAccess, VPN Reconnect, BranchCache BranchCache, AppLocker Like DirectAccess, Windows XP Mode, Windows Deployment Services, Scott Lowe
Researchers still uncertain whether cellular phones are safe
News Leading scientists gathering in Washington, D.C., this week say more research is needed to once-and-for-all determine whether cell phones pose major health risks.
Tags: Cellular phones, DNA, Conference, Wireless, researcher, scientist, health care, American Cancer Society, Cellular phones
YouTube's legal end-run irks Korean officials
News Google has provoked the wrath of government officials through its resistance to a law prohibiting anonymous YouTube uploads and comments.
Tags: Privacy, Google Inc., Video, South Korea, YouTube Inc., RFC, YouTube Video, network, Internet, commission
Report: Nortel may sell off two key businesses
News Talks on letting go of two units raises the question of whether the telecommunications equipment maker will emerge from bankruptcy protection, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Tags: LANs and WANs, Network infrastructure, Financial, Nortel Networks Corp., Siemens AG, Telecommunications, Reorganization Plan, Wireless, Bankruptcy, Avaya Inc.
Print publication meltdown reaches the Philippines
Blogs By now, you must have heard about the news that several big and centuries-old newspapers in the U.S. are in danger of cl...
