Sunday, December 4, 2011

IT News Head Lines (ComputerWorld) 12/04/2011





Apple will dominate tablet market through 2015, says Gartner
Apple's iOS will dominate the tablet market through the middle of the decade, Gartner analysts said today.

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AT&T rounds out mobile tools for retailers with Digby service
AT&T announced a new service today to help retailers design, deploy and manage mobile commerce Web sites, as well as applications optimized for smartphones.

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Intel to show new netbook chip, ramps competition with ARM
Intel this week is expected to provide a glimpse into the future of low-power Atom chips for netbooks and tablets as it tries to ratchet up competition with rival ARM in the tablet market.

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Intel's Oak Trail tablets to get Google's Android 3.0
Intel is working with Google to bring Android 3.0 to tablets running on low-power Atom chips code-named Oak Trail, according to an Intel executive.

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Fukushima Daiichi workers clear debris by remote control
Remotely controlled construction machinery rolled into the site of the stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant last week to help clear roads and passages of radioactive debris, the plant's operator said Monday.

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How the Cloud Can Turn Toxic
Technology attorney Matthew Karlyn tells CIOs how to avoid poisonous cloud contracts

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Level 3 to acquire Global Crossing in stock deal
Level 3 announces plans to aquire Global Crossing in an all-stock deal.

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How Cloud Computing Promotes Business Growth
For Coty, IHG, Synaptics and Lojas Renner, using cloud computing is a key part of a strategy to expand business operations and increase profits.

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CIO Magazine Goes All Cloud, No Fluff
Editor in chief of CIO magazine Maryfran Johnson shares highlights from our special cloud computing issue.

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What the Cloud Really Costs: Do You Know?
14 ways CIOs under estimate the costs of cloud computing

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