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Cloud Drive Storage Service 0.0.33.26 (Windows)

The Cloud Drive Data Storage Service is a break through in Cloud Storage. The Cloud Drive Data Storage Service offers the unlimited space of cloud storage solutions, but with the speed, availability and reliability of a local SAN solution. The Cloud Drive Data Storage Service acts as a gateway to...

Tags: iSCSI, Bruce Street, Cloud Drive Data Storage Service, Linux, Storage Area Networks (SAN), Microsoft Windows, Storage, Ip storage, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware

Software downloads 2009-11-06

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BlackBerry the choice of organized crime

Gangs know what encryption is. They are using it in force at the street level, let alone at the very top. Rim's BlackBerries are the ultimate in security for them. Everything is secured and impossible to monitor by police. The Vancouver Sun / Canada.com report interviewed the...

Tags: RIM BlackBerry, Handhelds, Security, Hardware, Doug Hanchard

Blog posts 2009-10-19

Get ready for Oracle's 100 days of press releases aka innovation

It's a while since I read Bruce Richardson, chief research officer at AMR but a couple of his most recent posts rang bells with me. The first: Who Drives Software Innovation? The “Best-of-Breed vs. Giants” Debate raises a donkey's year old discussion where he concludes: Call me cynical, but...

Tags: Innovation, Oracle Corp., Bruce, Simon Wardley, Leadership, Strategy, Management, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2009-06-25

Vendors being pushed into cloud, kicking and screaming?

Lately, if you have listened to the pronouncements of vendors large and small, they all are enthusiastically embracing cloud computing as the next wave of software and service delivery. However, the Wall Street Journal's Ben Worthen and Justin Scheck have a different take on all this happy...

Tags: Software, Wall Street Journal, Tools & Techniques, Management, Joe McKendrick

Blog posts 2009-06-22

Sirius XM neuters its iPhone app: Howard Stern, MLB, NFL out

Many of the reasons folks sign up for Sirius XM are missing from its iPhone and iPod touch application. For starters, Howard Stern, MLB and NFL aren't available on the Sirius XM iPhone application. Color me not interested. All that waiting for an iPhone, iPod Sirius XM...

Tags: Apple iPhone, MLB, Howard Stern, NFL, XM Satellite Radio Inc., Radio, Sirius, Satellite Radio, Advertising & Promotion, Digital Music, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Marketing, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-06-18

Vizio VSB210WS Sound Bar

Vizio bills itself as "America's HDTV Company," but the company has begun dipping its toe into the home audio side of the electronics pool with the VSB210WS. Billed as a "High Definition Sound Bar," the $349 package is comprised of a sleek-looking single speaker paired with a full-size 2.4GHz wireless...

Tags: Engineering, System Setup, cloth grille, VSB210WS, light-emitting diode, sound bar, speaker, Vizio

Product reviews 2009-03-26

Could Cloudera become the open source Asia?

Could Cloudera become the open source Asia?Well, Google sure has done well at channeling the talent of lots of different people, and there were two founders, not one at Google. And, with the Mac, there may have been fights, and breakups, and reunions, but, in the end, something beautiful and...

Tags: Entrepreneurship, open source, ego, Cloudera, Google Inc., Great Businesses, vision

Discussion threads 2009-03-17

Could Cloudera become the open source Asia?

Those of you old enough to remember the original Apple Macintosh may also remember the "super-group" known as Asia. The group became notorious for its ego battles, forming, breaking up, and reforming until it became something of a joke. (To the right is the present line-up for...

Tags: Apache Hadoop, Blog, Asia, Cloudera, Amr Awadallah, Hammerbacher, Blogging, Entrepreneurship, Open Source, Internet, Management, Dana Blankenhorn

Blog posts 2009-03-17

When Citi shares cost less than a newspaper

This is a bit off topic, but I was in an elevator when the small screen flashed with the news that shares of Citigroup had sunk below the $1 mark to 97 cents. That’s down 14.2% from yesterday. As of 12:43 p.m. ET the price has risen to $1.035, giving the...

Tags: Citigroup Inc., Bruce Richardson

Blog posts 2009-03-05

Obama goes offline January 20th 2009, stops using Blackberry

In a month's time Barack Obama will be inaugurated in Washington DC as the 44th US President. It seems likely that a president elected largely as a result of a hugely successful online campaign notable for its transparency will have to give up...

Tags: President, Barack Obama, RIM BlackBerry, CEO, Obama, Generation Gap, Presidential Records Act, Management Generation, E-mail, Security, Online Communications, Oliver Marks

Blog posts 2008-12-22

Software and business method patents may still be valid

Software and business method patents may still be validNot meaning to be picky, but...The real questions are:1. Was State Street rightly decided? In other words, are software and business method patents really valid, or did the Federal Circuit call it wrong? I think it's the latter.2. ...

Tags: Wieder, patent, business method patent, software, U.S. Congress

Discussion threads 2008-11-03

News to know: Ballmer on Windows 7; T-Mobile G1; Google's 3Q

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily: Ballmer: It's ok to wait until Windows 7; Yahoo still 'makes sense'; Google Apps 'primitive' Microsoft wants you to move: To IE 8, Vista... Ballmer: 'Windows...

Tags: Google Inc., T-Mobile G1, Microsoft Windows 7, Steve Ballmer, T-Mobile, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Microsoft Windows, Notebooks, Outsourcing, Open Source, Web Services, Enterprise Software, Software, Operating Systems, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets, It Operations, Business Operations, Outsourcing & Subcontracting, David Grober

Blog posts 2008-10-17

Black Hat Las Vegas Day 2

Again, sorry for the late updates.  Vegas is the kind of place that demands a lot of a person.  Too many parties make it difficult to find time to blog on the conference.  Pictures of the even are a bit sparse, due to consistently forgetting to bring my camera, but...

Tags: black hat, microsoft corp., applet, image, vegas, nathan mcfeters

Blog posts 2008-08-09

Google bets future on improving Client, Connectivity, and Cloud

On Wednesday morning, Vick Gundotra, Engineering VP at Google opened the Google I/O developer's conference in San Francisco. I jotted down a few (ok, a lot of) notes for this and other sessions that I'd like to share with you. This is not quite a transcript, but rather a paraphrasing...

Tags: Developer, Google Inc., Web, Google Gears, Mobile, Google OpenSocial, Web Browser, Google Web Toolkit, Connectivity, Client, App Engine, AJAX, Web Browsers, Channel Management, Open Source, Internet, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Web 2.0, Marketing, Ed Burnette

Blog posts 2008-05-29

Crazy sales video rocks out: 'Gotta get me some' Windows Vista

Microsoft can't seem to catch a break, whether from Apple's latest ads targeting switchers, or in a crazy music video celebrating Vista SP1 that was done by Redmond's channel group. Jupiter Research Analyst Michael Gartenburg pointed to this video on YouTube called Windows...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista, Video, Object Management Group, Gartenberg, Sales Strategy, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Sales Force Management, Sales, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, David Morgenstern

Blog posts 2008-04-22

Is open source anti-American?

Is open source anti-American?Who thinks up this stuff???NTJust because there's a profound, global, anti-American sentiment,doesn't mean Open Source is anti-American--unless you consider it anti-American for other countries to look for ways to avoid paying for, and using, American IP. There are lots of people who use Open Source alternatives...

Tags: anti-American, American Business, Is open source anti-American, open source, IS open source

Discussion threads 2008-03-26

Yamaha Air Surround YAS-70

Yamaha's YSP Digital Sound Projector single-speaker surround systems have been popular for good reason: they produce room-filling sound from a single speaker. The catch is they're expensive: list prices start around $700 (the YSP-900) and go up to $1,600 (for the excellent YSP-4000), and--because the higher-end models include video connections...

Tags: sub, Yamaha Corp., speaker, YSP Digital Sound Projector, Yamaha YAS-70, subwoofer, cable

Product reviews 2007-12-19

Adobe rides Creative Suite 3 wave; Profits shine

Adobe on Monday reported fiscal fourth quarter earnings and revenue that topped expectations due to strong Creative Suite 3 demand. The company also upped its outlook for the first quarter. For the quarter ended Nov. 30, Adobe reported fourth quarter revenue of $911.2 million, up 36 percent from $682.2...

Tags: Adobe Systems Inc., Adobe Creative Suite, Construction, Operational Accounting, Financial Accounting, Finance, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2007-12-17

Casio's Bruce Willis phone. Kick it, drop it, submerge it, etc. It dies hard

When was the last time you dropped your phone guilty? Or drove out of the gas station while it was still on the roof of your car only to hear it go clanggity-clang-clang onto the street guilty? Or, have you jumped or been pushed into a pool with it...

Tags: General

Blog posts 2007-07-03

Will the last top developer out of Novell please turn off the lights?

Will the last top developer out of Novell please turn off the lights?Gee Novell Froze Over Hell and No Credit?It is time to start analyzing what is going correctly in our industry rather than focusing on the negative. Novell's impact on Hell - its freezing of the Microsoft Way -...

Tags: UNIX, Operating systems, OPEN SOURCE, Novell Inc., Linux, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2007-05-07