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- For The First Time in Ages, I Agree With Apple
- Is this how you work? Then don't get angry at your OEM when they invalidate your warranty when you send your PC in for service. Yesterday our own Apple Core blogger Jason O'Grady reported that Apple has now adopted a policy of voiding...
- Tags: OEM, Apple Inc., Insurance, Financial Planning, Vertical Industries, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Finance, Jason Perlow
- Blog posts 2009-11-24
- In South Africa, carrier pigeon faster than broadband
- Translation: That's about 180KbpsFor the DSL speed. And given that they were uploading from another DSL connection, that's pretty close to a common upload cap of 256kbps in the US. Would that be called Beaker Net...instead of Sneaker Net?RE: In South Africa, carrier pigeon faster than broadbandHmmm.Maybe Linux...
- Tags: Broadband Internet, Network technology, carrier, bandwidth, broadband, latency
- Discussion threads 2009-09-10
- Adobe launches competitor to Google Docs
- Adobe launches competitor to Google DocsPersonally, I LOVE the competition, though, I do hope for interoperabilityand the ability for Adobe and Google users to share documents without having to get an account on the competing service.RE: Adobe launches competitor to Google DocsAdobe.... What's the betting it will be fat, slow...
- Tags: cloud computing, Web browsers, Acrobat.com, Google Inc., Adobe Systems Inc., Google Docs
- Discussion threads 2009-06-15
- Why enterprise networks run Windows, not the Mac
- Why enterprise networks run Windows, not the MacHere's an asbestos suit.Because, boy, are you going to need it.Anyway...The reason they don't succeed is down to three things:1) TCO - ripping out your infrastructure to replace it with someone else's gear doesn't make sense unless you have to. Since good...
- Tags: Desktops, Operating systems, Apple Macintosh, PC, enterprise network, Microsoft Windows
- Discussion threads 2009-06-05
- HP releases new eco-reporting tools, goals for imaging products
- Here's a number that would awe even Carl Sagan: 53 trillion pages. That's the number of pages that Hewlett-Packard estimates will be produced in A4 equivalent printer output in 2010, with nearly 90 percent of that coming from commercial offset printers. At this rate, the global carbon...
- Tags: Cartridge, Hewlett-Packard Co., Imaging, Tool, Printing, Gingras, Printers, Document Management, Hardware, Peripherals, Enterprise Software, Software, Finance, Managerial Accounting, Heather Clancy
- Blog posts 2009-06-02
- The one time that it's OK to buy an inkjet
- The one time that it's OK to buy an inkjetCost per printI think this printer costs only like 1.5 cents per print. While still more than than larger copier/printer, is still much cheaper than older inkjets.Tip: use Ecofont, a font which saves inkThis font can help you save ink:http://www.ecofont.eu/ecofont_en.htmlInstallation...
- Tags: Printers, cartridge, inkjet printer, printer, font
- Discussion threads 2008-12-23
- Opportunities in the impending tech fallout
- Richard Koman writes an interesting piece on what he sees as the impact of the current financial crisis. The extract from Jay Bhatti, cofounder of people search engine Spock caught my attention: The big players like Oracle, Sun, Microsoft and SAP … will feel an immediate impact. Financial Service...
- Tags: Oracle Corp., Financial, SAP AG, MindTouch, Smb/Sme, Financial Accounting, Finance, Dennis Howlett
- Blog posts 2008-09-17
- Will market reject Sun's open source vision?
- Matt asks today whether open source will save Sun Microsystems. Good question. But it depends on what we mean by open source. (Copies of this lovely poster are for sale at eBay.) And what we mean by saving. As I noted here in January,...
- Tags: Sun Microsystems Inc., Vision, Matt, Open Source, Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2008-05-02
- Microsoft's Michael Howard: Sure we have security problems, but we're fixing em
- Microsoft's Michael Howard: Sure we have security problems, but we're fixing emWorst in IT historyMicrosoft is the worst kid in class and should be ashamed of what they've accomplished. No other platform comes even close to the abysmal security in Windows, to even try to compare it with the alternatives...
- Tags: Operating systems, security, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, Michael Howard
- Discussion threads 2008-02-22
- Websense CEO Gene Hodges on attack vectors, the future of AV and the malware arms race
- Gene Hodges, CEO of Websense, has had a busy year. The company has integrated the acquisition of SurfControl, built out its security suite and delivered strong financial results. "Last year was one of rapid change," said Hodges, referring to the integration of SurfControl and removing 50 percent...
- Tags: Software, Web, Suite, Antivirus, Websense Inc., Malware, Antivirus Software, Attack Vector, Attack, Data Loss Prevention, Europeans, Spyware, Adware & Malware, Cyberthreats, Security, Viruses And Worms, Larry Dignan
- Blog posts 2008-02-19
- AMD: Is the worst over?
- AMD fumbled the Barcelona launch, lost $1.77 billion in its fourth quarter and has a bandwagon of doubters. But there are a bevy of reasons to be cautiously optimistic following AMD's latest checkup. First let's get the bad stuff out of the way. AMD lost money by...
- Tags: Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Mergers & Acquisitions, Processors, Servers, Investment, Finance, Semiconductors, Hardware, Components, Larry Dignan
- Blog posts 2008-01-18
- Seagate points to higher hard drive prices
- Seagate points to higher hard drive pricesHigher for which drives?500GB SATA drives are down to 20 cents/GB and 750GB drives are 25 cents/GB. A year ago September, the Seagate 750GB drives was selling for 47 cents/GB.I know that laptop LCDs and Core 2 Duo mobile chipsets are in somewhat restricted...
- Tags: Notebooks, hard drive price, Seagate Technology LLC, hard drive
- Discussion threads 2007-08-30
- How can Apple turn the iPhone into a long-term success?
- How can Apple turn the iPhone into a long-term success?Convergence devicesI think you're going to be in for a surprise. If 10 million RAZRs can be sold for $500 and 2 year contract, the iPhone should be a piece of cake. It is alleged flaws and all a...
- Tags: Keyboards, Handhelds, Cellular phones, Apple iPhone, Apple Inc., convergence device, phone
- Discussion threads 2007-06-25
- Dell officially does Wal-Mart; more partners expected
- Dell officially does Wal-Mart; more partners expectedDell just bought a very large problem...One thing Dell has never had to deal with is obsolete PCs. Stick a PC on a store shelf for 60 days and it is obsolete and its street value drops quickly. Say you have a...
- Tags: RFID, Business structures, partnership, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Dell Computer Corp.
- Discussion threads 2007-05-24
- Thoughts on the online/offiine apps controversy
- Thoughts on the online/offiine apps controversyWhat's so myopic?David writes: "Nirvana, eh? Hell no. Access to my web applications meant that the one time where I'd actually have serenity to read a book or listen to a podcast or just chill out got sucked into looking just like any other day...
- Tags: INTERNET, Customer relationship management (CRM), Marc
- Discussion threads 2007-04-08
- Free Laptops for lapdogs
- Ed Bott, who writes the Microsoft Report blog here on Zdnet has an interesting comment on his own website about Microsofts practice of giving away free laptops to pro-Microsoft bloggers. Heres his introductory bit: Earlier today, my friendly DHL delivery person dropped off a small package...
- Tags: notebook, PC
- Blog posts 2007-01-09
- Former HP chairman pleads not guilty to felonies
- Former HP chairman pleads not guilty to feloniesDid Dunn surrender her passport?Dunn was released on her own recognizance? As far as I know, she still is on the board of directors for a large firm based in EnglandAfter working as an investigative reporter, Dunn woked in finance as a temporary...
- Tags: pond, Barclays Plc., Barclays Global, Hewlett-Packard Co.
- Discussion threads 2006-11-15
- Text message spam could spell trouble for text-based ads
- Text message spam could spell trouble for text-based adsLegitimate advertising?I couldn't agree more. Personally I also never click on any web adverts and especially not Google adverts. I would never buy anything from a company that advertises using Google and I am surprised that so many people apparently do.legitimate text...
- Tags: Text messaging/SMS/MMS, Cyberthreats, Cellular phones, Text Message Spam, phone, advertisement, spam, text messaging
- Discussion threads 2006-11-15
- Air as a building material
- Air as a building materialSince you asked...An inflatable home is about as dumb as ideas get. An inflatable pavilion is maybe less so, for novelty's sake, but if it's going to be up for more than a few days I'd generally prefer a tent.Why? I have some experience with inflatable...
- Tags: Santa Claus, inflatable house
- Discussion threads 2006-08-19
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