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UCee 1.0.0001 (Windows)

Stream from PC to computers/smartphone safely and securely. Video, Audio, Surveillance. Stream contents to your customers. Set up program broadcast schedules. Users can also find your programs by searchable key. Retrieve documents or stream media contents from your PC to a smartphone or remote PC. Watch surveillance video from remote...

Tags: PC, Smart Phone, Microsoft Windows, Computer, Leapfrog Technologies, Smart Phones, Cellular Phones, Handhelds, Desktops, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Hardware

Software downloads 2009-10-21

UCee 0.9.0011 (Mobile)

UCee is a software that connects two computers or smartphones together even when they are on separate private networks. The computers/smartphones communicate directly using streaming technology; the data are never transfered to a server or another computer. Retrieve documents or stream media contents from your PC to a smartphone or...

Tags: Mobile, Smart Phone, Computer, Leapfrog Technologies, UCee, Smart Phones, Productivity, Cellular Phones, Handhelds, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Hardware

Software downloads 2009-06-23

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E-reader devices: The fun is just starting

The interest in e-readers, or e-books as they are called now, has reached a fever pitch. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos fields nothing but Kindle questions at the company's  shareholder meeting. Prime View picks up E Ink, the company that supplies the screen to Amazon's Kindle, for $215 million. And companies...

Tags: Jeff Bezos, Amazon.com Inc., Amazon Kindle, Sarah Rotman Epps, E-books, Personal Technology, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-06-02

OS execs split over fate of MySQL under Oracle's grip

  The fate of Sun's open source jewels -- especially MySQL -- has been heavily debated since Oracle announced its intentions to buy the Java giant earlier this week.  Few expect the Redwood Shores, Calif. database giant to mess with Java. It is a...

Tags: Oracle Corp., MySQL, Operating System, Open Source, Databases, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management, Paula Rooney

Blog posts 2009-04-24

How SocialText is breaking the collaboration mold

Last evening, Ross Mayfield, co-founder of SocialText held a conference call with some of the Irregulars to run through the latest incarnation of the company's flagship product. The surprise he held up his sleeve was Signals, the Twitter for enterprise clone and the topic of much debate today. Unusually for...

Tags: Collaboration, Socialtext, Twitter, Signals, Processes, SocialText 3, Supply Chain Management (SCM), Operational Planning, Instant Messaging, Groupware, Enterprise Software, Software, Business Operations, Internet, Online Communications, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2008-09-30

Microsoft's search plan: It's about semantics and possibly for naught

Microsoft's search plan apparently revolves around semantics. The software giant picked up Powerset, a natural language search provider for an undisclosed sum. Will it be enough to close its yawning Google and even Yahoo search gap? Probably not, but Powerset could give Microsoft a little leapfrog ability...

Tags: Google Inc., Natural Language, Microsoft Corp., Powerset, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-07-01

Does IT matter?

As someone who has been accused of publicity seeking through grand pronouncements I can understand the motivation behind Nicholas Carr's 2003 article in Harvard Business Review: "IT Doesn't Matter". His main thesis is: For a brief period, as they are being built into the ...

Tags: Concept, K Mart, Information Technology, Wiki, Matter, Marketswiki.com, Interactive Brokers, Strategy, Management, Richard Stiennon

Blog posts 2008-02-17

BitGravity LiveBroadcast to stream DEMO 08

This week I'll be at the Demo 2008 Conference checking out the more than 70 products showcased, and you can watch a live video feed of the proceedings courtesy of BitGravity. The startup content delivery service is launching LiveBroadcast, a flash-based streaming service. According to...

Tags: Computer Associates International Inc., Startup Content Delivery Service, Dan Farber

Blog posts 2008-01-28

Ahead of its financial powwow, AMD takes ATI writedown

Advanced Micro Devices said in an SEC filing Wednesday that it will take a goodwill impairment charge due to its October 2006 acquisition of ATI Technologies. These goodwill impairment charges are taken when a company doesn't expect to get its expected returns on an acquisition. AMD is basically punting...

Tags: Financial, ATI Technologies Inc., Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Intel Corp., Asset Management, Balance Sheets, Semiconductors, Mergers & Acquisitions, Network Technology, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Financial Statements, Financial Accounting, Finance, Hardware, Investment, Networking, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2007-12-12

PG&E CIO: Pat Lawicki - Transcript

Dan Farber: Pat thanks for joining me. Pat Lawicki: Thank you, I’m delighted to be here. Dan Farber: Now you’ve been at PG&E in 2005, it’s a company that’s undergoing some transition as you’re putting in new systems. What is the scope of...

Tags: Data Center, Information Technology, PG&E Corp., Customer, Vision, Lawicki, Data Centers, Strategy, Storage, Hardware, Data Management, Management, Andrew Mager

Blog posts 2007-12-11

JavaFX takes center stage at JavaOne

Sun is set to shake up the world of software development with the unveiling of JavaFX, a new product family that will cover a complete spectrum of development from the desktop to the Web to mobile devices. Formerly referred to by the codename "F3", the JavaFX platform will rejuvenate the...

Tags: Sun, Scripting, Programming, Java, General, Community

Blog posts 2007-05-08

Venture capitalists weigh in on Office 2.0

The final panel at the Office 2.0 conference focused on the venture capital angle, which is tightly bound with what enterprises and consumers are looking to buy. M.R. Rangaswami of the Sand Hill Group, which recently held a conference attended by CIOs from Wal-Mart, Toyota, Nike, Phizer and other major...

Tags: Software as a Service (SaaS), venture capital, Apex, Salesforce.com Inc., Microsoft Office

Blog posts 2006-10-13

Enterprise 2.0 = Next Generation IT

After Wikipedia deleted the "Enterprise 2.0" entry, the Enterprise Irregulars swarmed, responding to the critique of the term by a Wikipedian editor as a "neologism of dubious utility" and taking a crack at defining it. Jason Wood questions the logic of excising the term for the peoples' encyclopedia:Truthfully, if Wikipedia...

Tags: Enterprise, Enterprise 2.0

Blog posts 2006-08-21

Disaster recovery planning and hardware change

Most of the time software change outpaces hardware change, but sometimes that reverses. Right now, for example, Microsoft's Xenon, IBM's cell, and Sun's T1 series CMT machines are all well ahead of the software they're intended to run. In the IBM and Microsoft cases, the software simply isn't there yet...

Tags: software, data center

Blog posts 2006-02-27

Will Asia leapfrog America?

It may be too soon to tell, but there are some signs that Asia will implement SOA more rapidly than America will. As Actional CEO Tom Ryan told us this week, "We are seeing a growing increase in activity and acquisition and implementations of SOA in the Asia-Pacific -- almost...

Tags: EAI, Tom Ryan, SOA

Blog posts 2005-03-24

The rethinking of computer security

The rethinking of computer securityIn other words, the net grows up.Hmmm, the internet and computing in general are growing up to meet the needs/demands of business. Yup, I agree...It took Microsoft how long to get this?It is truely a sad commentary when it takes something like 10 to 15...

Tags: Asset management, computer security, asset, security, Microsoft Corp., computer

Discussion threads 2004-03-10