IT News HeadLines (ComputerWorld) 16/09/2010
Avaya's new portable isn't a tablet, it's a 'desktop video device'
Avaya had barely unveiled its new portable video device on Wednesday when just about everybody started calling it the Flare Tablet.
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First look: Internet Explorer 9 beta makes waves
Microsoft's next browser closes in on Chrome and Firefox with improvements in graphics rendering, HTML5 compatibility, security, and JavaScript performance
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How Social Technologies Can Kickstart Innovation
Today's Web 2.0 technologies foster collaboration and ignite business innovation, Forrester Research says. Are you helping move your company toward a "need to share" culture?
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SCO puts Unix assets on the block
SCO hopes to protect UNIX system V customers by having another company manage the software.
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Data Robotics wants to be the Apple of the SOHO storage world
When Data Robotics launched Drobo in 2007, the fully automated storage array made a rare splash in the storage industry. The company hopes to go public within five years and become the Apple of the storage array marketplace.
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DEMO: PublicStuff and the crowdsourcing of potholes
At a time when municipal governments are strapped for cash, the team at PublicStuff is hoping to provide them a boost by giving them a new way to streamline resources.
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Craigslist says adult ads gone for good
Pressured by law enforcement,advocacy groups, and Congress the popular site Craigslist said it would permanently remove adult services from its online classified ads in the U.S.
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Good security tools now support Verizon Android phones
Verizon today announced that Android smartphones using its network can now run Good Technology's security and management software.
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First Look: iOS 4.2 beta 1
iOS 4.1 is so last week. Along with Wednesday’s announcement of AirPrint came the first iOS 4.2 beta release for registered members of Apple’s iOS developer program. Of the two software updates, iOS 4.2 is arguably the bigger release: not only does it finally bring the features of iOS 4 (and iOS 4.1) to the iPad, but it also finally unifies Apple’s mobile software platform across its devices. Plus it actually brings a couple of new, prominent features along with it.
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Is Stuxnet the 'best' malware ever?
Experts say the Stuxnet malware is groundbreaking technology that may have been created with the backing of a government.
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