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Mac OS X News
16 May 2008
Adobe unveils beta of Flash Player 10
By Heather Havenstein, Computerworld (US)
Adobe Systems has rolled out a beta version of its Adobe Flash Player 10 (formerly called Astro) browser plug-in, which adds features to help designers and developers create special effects and cinematic web experiences. Read more...
- Apple dismisses Safari download issue
- 16 May 08
- Coverity reveals multithreaded development tool
- 09 May 08
- Bite bullet and deploy Vista, analyst says
- 30 Apr 08
- Microsoft mistakenly brands Skype as adware
- 24 Apr 08
- New version of Ubuntu closes gap on Windows
- 23 Apr 08
- Apple finally fixes $10k flaw
- 17 Apr 08
- Open-source email scanner hit by exploit
- 15 Apr 08
Mac OS X Blog Entries
13 June 2007
Schwartz right, Croll wrong - Leopard does have ZFS
By Chris Mellor
It's all clear. Sun' CEO Schwartz was both right and wrong and Apple marketeer Brian Croll was wrong. Read more...
- Apple chooses Sun file system
- 07 Jun 07
Mac OS X Insight
25 April 2008
Microsoft gets NAC act together
By Joel Snyder, Network World
The world of network access control is being drawn, irresistibly, into Microsoft's orbit now that the Redmond giant's full repertoire of Network Access Protection client, server and policy components are out there in the real world. Read more...
- All you wanted to know about the Leopard Server
- 01 Nov 07
- Linux still doesn't make it on the desktop
- 01 Oct 07
- What's up with Microsoft?
- 28 Jun 07
- Parallels versus VMware: upstart takes the biscuit
- 15 Jun 07
- Will Sun's open-source software help it sell more hardware?
- 11 Jun 07
- Apple's iPhone - not for business
- 18 Jan 07
- Wireless security starts with drivers
- 31 Dec 06
Mac OS X Briefings
22 June 2007
Will 2008 be the year of the open-source desktop?
By Halamka John, Computerworld
When the open-source desktop becomes a more widely deployed end-user operating system, it becomes a product and not a project. Read more...
- Apple's Time Machine: Forward into the past?
- 20 Oct 06
- What you need to know about VPN technologies
- 01 Sep 06
- What you need to know about IPv6
- 20 Jul 06
Mac OS X Interviews
01 November 2005
Busting the botnet-herders
By Stefan Hammond, Computerworld
Botnets have turned into a major security problem, says Mikko Hyppönen of anti-virus company F-Secure. We mull this and other issues in this interview. Read more...
Mac OS X Whitepapers
21 January 2007
The New Apple of Malware's Eye: Is Mac OS X the Next Windows?
By McAfee
For more than 26 years, Apple Computer has, for the most part, avoided the security spotlight. This good fortune is at least partly due to its significantly smaller share of the personal computer market, especially when compared to behemoth Microsoft. In fact, Apple has been perceived as a platform and technology that is "virus free" and "immune" to security flaws-particularly those that have plagued Microsoft over the past 20 years. But as Apple's Macintosh OS X operating system (Mac OS) gains ground in the market and Apple's consumer technologies, such as iPod and iTunes, continue to enjoy widespread popularity, security researchers and hackers will increasingly point their digital lock picks toward the Mac OS and other Apple products, making Apple a growing target for malware attacks. Read more...
Mac OS X Product Reviews
17 March 2008
Android SDK
By Rick Grehan, InfoWorld
- List price:
- Pros: Backed by Google; contains SQLite database;
- Cons: Emulator is slow to launch, Android terminology takes some learning; Read more...
- Apple MacBook Air
- 23 Jan 08
- VirtualBox 1.5
- 27 Dec 07
- Leopard Server
- 24 Dec 07
- Apple iPhone
- 04 Jul 07
- Apple Safari for Windows beta
- 15 Jun 07
- Apple Xserve
- 02 Nov 06
- Addonics Cipher UDD
- 21 Oct 06
Mac OS X How-Tos
02 November 2007
Five reasons not to make the jump to Leopard - yet
By Ken Mingis, Computerworld
Of course you want to jump on the latest Apple bandwagon and upgrade to Mac OS X 10.5, better known as Leopard. But that doesn't make it necessarily a good choice for everyone. Read more...
- Getting ready for the leap to Leopard
- 18 Oct 07
- RAIDing your Mac Pro
- 17 May 07
- Management software at no cost
- 16 Mar 07
- Use 802.1X on a small wireless network
- 09 Mar 07
- How to handle multi-platform printing
- 03 Jun 05
- Using Mac OS X Server's client management abilities
- 28 Jul 04
Mac OS X Case Studies
09 January 2006
Xserve it right
By Lucas Mearian, Computerworld
The South Park cartoon studio has used Apple's Xserve, Atempo's Time Navigator and and Exabyte products to ease backup headaches. Backup effectiveness has soared. Read more...
WHITE PAPERS
- 7 Essential Steps of Vulnerability Management
Every week at least 155 risks from newfound software to operating system vulnerabilities, threaten the security and availability of networks and applications. Now is the time to be prepared. - A Blueprint for Better Management from the Desktop to the Data Centre
Explore our strategy to build an open management architecture that offers distinct value through sophisticated integration of otherwise isolated components. - Securing your Network from the Inside: Adding a Portable Layer of Protection
Discover how you can pre-empt potential security risks and quickly identify security threats – keeping your network and users safe. - IDC Report: Identity and Security Management and Strong Information Technology Governance
This IDC white paper examines identity and security management solutions and how these integrated offerings can play a key role in enforcing security compliance. - IDC Executive Brief: The Rising Concerns Over Endpoint Security
This IDC Executive Brief examines how an integrated EPS solution with multiple security layers, has been proven to deliver the highest level of protection at the lowest TCO.
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