16 May 2008
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...
21 April 2008
By John E. Dunn
Let’s demystify the process of buying a laptop because there are plenty of vendors who’d like people to pay over the odds: buy a laptop to run a specific operating system. Am I kidding myself it's that simple? Read more...
12 May 2008
By Robert McMillan, IDG News Service
Nand Mulchandani, VMware's senior director for security products, defends the company's reputation in the security community while clarifying that developing new products will keep it one step ahead of rivals. Read more...
14 May 2008
By Denise Dubie, Network World
Technical skills may never die, but areas of expertise wane in importance as technology advances, forcing companies to evolve and IT staff to forsake yesterday's crafts in favour of tomorrow's must-have talents. Read more...
04 April 2008
By Robert McMillan, IDG News Service
When Shane Macaulay tried to sell the Fujitsu U810 laptop he won in a hacking contest last week, it seemed almost like an April Fool's joke. Read more...
12 May 2008
By Qualys
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.
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By Peter Judge. Techworld
06 February 2008
By Denise Dubie, Network World
Using virtualisation for testing reduces costs and saves money, but environments need to be managed or they can run amuck. Read more...
28 April 2008
By Jon Brodkin , Network World
Perhaps just as complicated as answering scientists' questions of origin, is setting up a worldwide network capable of distributing the mountains of data produced by the seemingly infinite number of particle collisions. Read more...