New Intel Chip for Netbooks? Like It Matters
Way, way, way too much is being made of the supposed impact Intel's new Atom N450 chip will have on the netbook and, by extension, laptop markets.
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Report: Disney and CBS interested in Apple TV plans
Apple is looking to add monthly subscriptions to the TV content available in its online iTunes store, and Disney and CBS are interested in signing on, according to a news report.
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Five big questions about cloud computing
A lot of people scratched their heads over cloud computing this year. Here are the answers to the most persistent questions
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Startups keep on-demand BI faith, but big vendors wait and see
Not only have customers failed to adopt BI-on-demand the way they have for other kinds of apps such as CRM or productivity Google Apps, but it has also received little validation from the big players.
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Google races to speed up the Web
Google is in a really big hurry to make the Web experience faster.
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Report: Russian gang linked to big Citibank hack
U.S. authorities are investigating the theft of an estimated tens of millions of dollars from Citibank by hackers partly using Russian software tailored for the attack, according to a news report.
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Schmidt tapped as White House cybersecurity coordinator
An administration official told CSOonline.com Monday night that IT security veteran Howard Schmidt will be the new White House cybersecurity coordinator, a position President Obama created seven months ago.
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Avaya credit rating dropped to junk status in wake of Nortel buy
Avaya is now the undisputedly largest unified communications vendor, but its purchase of Nortel’s enterprise business has dropped the company’s investment rating to junk status, according to Moody’s Investors Service.
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Apple firmware update aims to fix iMac flickering
Apple issued a firmware update today for all 27-in. iMacs that is designed to fix display problems, including flickering screens, that have been reported by hundreds of recent buyers.
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Government adoption of cloud to swell, study says
Cloud computing won a big endorsement in 2009 from the city of Los Angeles when it decided to adopt Google Apps, and many other state and local governments may soon follow with their own cloud approaches, according to a new survey by Input inc.
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