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How VMware will try to shake up the cloud market this week
There have been rumors and speculation. There have been whispers and rumblings. But this week VMware is expected to release details about its plans to launch a public cloud offering, the central part of its new hybrid cloud strategy.
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Dell's HDMI stick can turn any display into a virtual PC
Dell this week unveiled a prototype of a pocket-sized HDMI stick that can turn any compatible display into a virtual PC capable of running Android apps or remotely accessing Windows apps on a cloud service or remote PC.
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Windows RT may struggle to win enterprise adoption
Enterprises are leaning towards adoption of full Intel-based Windows 8 devices, rather than lighter-weight Windows RT devices running on ARM processors.
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Are you an iOS expert? Microsoft needs you to work on Outlook
The job search is for an employee to join the Outlook and Powerpoint teams to work on "Microsoft's next move on the Mac and on iOS"
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Microsoft readies 'Napa' toolset for Office apps
The browser-based technology is intended for Microsoft's Cloud App Model, which combines Web technologies and cloud services within Office and SharePoint
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Swarovski makes website sparkle with Compuware dynaTrace APM
Swarovski, maker of cut crystal jewellery and fashion items, is using Compuware dynaTrace application performance management (APM) to ensure the smooth-running of its online stores.
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Canonical releases Ubuntu Linux 12.04 'Precise Pangolin'
Ubuntu 12.04 LTS ?Precise Pangolin? has been released by Canonical after months of widespread anticipation abou the popular Linux distribution.
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Microsoft may be on the verge of publishing Office apps for iPad
Renewed rumours that Microsoft will publish iPad editions of some of its Office applications surfaced today.
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Microsoft begins updating phones with Windows Phone 7.5 Mango
Microsoft has began its rollout of the Windows Phone 7.5 "Mango" update to smartphones.
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Microsoft may bring Metro touch interface to Office
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has strongly hinted that the company will craft a Metro-style version of the next Office suite.
