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ZDNet(Sci-Tech)
- Will Google ever lose its crown as the most popular search engine?
23rd October 2012 - I fully expect to see Google as the primary search engine of choice, so long as the search engine paradigm exists as-is. Here's why.
- The 5th Generation iPad and what Apple needs to deliver
23rd October 2012 - Apple's fifth generation iPad, due presumably in early 2014, really needs to up the ante on what is widely considered to be a very incremental improvement over the iPad 3.
- India to computerize food distribution system
23rd October 2012 - The government's plan involves digitizing the ration card and beneficiary database and computerizing its supply chain management to improve efficiency and transparency.
- Contract PC maker Compal announces layoffs
23rd October 2012 - Taiwan's Compal Electronics will cut more than 100 workers after tablet shipments for 2012 did not meet its earlier forecast.
- UN sides with law enforcement over data retention
23rd October 2012 - The United Nations has picked a side when it comes to the ongoing debate over data-retention legislation, echoing sentiments by law-enforcement organisations that a retention scheme is necessary.
- Hands on with Microsoft's Surface RT: Can it hit the sweet spot?
23rd October 2012 - I've spent the last week using Microsoft's new Surface with Windows RT. It does some things remarkably well, but it's not a PC. Is it right for you?
- Up to speed: Small towns quick to download
23rd October 2012 - The latest analysis of results from ZDNet?s Broadband SpeedTest show the fastest DSL connections are in small regional towns that have their own phone exchange. City suburbs are nowhere close to reaching their top speeds.
- Apple debuts iPad mini; Google and Amazon in race to the bottom
23rd October 2012 - Apple today announced the highly-anticipated iPad mini with everything you could want in a tablet in a more manageable form factor. And it's Google and Amazon's worst nightmare.
- Apple announces iMac speed bump with super-sleek profile
23rd October 2012 - At a special event Apple today announced a substantially thinner iMac with an entirely new industrial design in the same 21.5 and 27-inch screen sizes (and four other new pieces of hardware.)
- Strata + Hadoop World opens, brings Big Data announcements
23rd October 2012 - At Strata + Hadoop World in New York, Big Data vendors announced products and partnerships that the push of Hadoop into the Enterprise.
- Boost forced to switch to Telstra as Optus ditches licensed prepaid
23rd October 2012 - Optus has given the flick to licensed prepaid mobile provider Boost, forcing the company to switch to Telstra.
- Telstra to buy Adam Internet
23rd October 2012 - Telstra has entered an agreement to buy internet service provider Adam Internet.
- An iPad Mini and a new iPad. Nice try Apple. See you in two years or more.
23rd October 2012 - On the brink of the big launch of Windows 8, Apple tries to take the wind out of Microsoft's sails (sales?) with the iPad mini and yet another iPad. Fail.
- Sopelka botnet drops Citadel, Feodo, and Tatanga crimeware variants
23rd October 2012 - Security researchers from S21sec have published an analysis of the Sopelka botnet.
- Polycom meets Q3 earnings targets with $335M in revenue
23rd October 2012 - While the figures are lower than what they were in 2011, Polycom met Wall Street's expectations this time around.
- Apple announces iPad 4 with Lightning and enhanced LTE
23rd October 2012 - At a special event Apple today announced a slightly updated full-size iPad with a Lightning connector and enhanced LTE connectivity (and four other new pieces of hardware.)
- Apple debuts Fusion Drive for iMac
23rd October 2012 - Apple combines traditional hard drive technology with flash storage to create Fusion Drive, an intelligent hybrid storage solution that learns what you use most frequently and puts these files on the fast flash storage.
- VMware's Q3 solid; Outlook in line as new CFO named
23rd October 2012 - The virtualization software company's results show it can weather some economic turbulence.
- Apple's A6X: The iPad gets a serious CPU upgrade
23rd October 2012 - Apple didn't just unveil the iPad mini today, it also refreshed the iPad, and at the core of that refresh is a new chip -- the A6X processor.
- iPad mini: A bad apple in the enterprise space
23rd October 2012 - Apple's latest creation, the iPad mini, just isn't designed for the enterprise. With Amazon making a loss and Google barely breaking even on their tablets, Apple just wants to make money, and offering a sub-$300 device for the enterprise simply wouldn't work.
- Solar lamp doubles as mobile phone charger
23rd October 2012 - The prototype for the BRIGHT Products sun-powered BELL lamp can last up to 50 hours on a single charge. It has applications in both emerging and established economies.
- Will there ever be a Microsoft Surface Mini?
23rd October 2012 - Will Microsoft enter the 7-inch tablet space with an Xbox Surface? That's my guess how Redmond will compete in this segment.
- Apple to fix iOS Wi-Fi problems
23rd October 2012 - Apple didn't mention it in all the fanfare for the new iPad and the iPad mini, but it will soon be releasing a minor iOS update with a big impact: It should fix your iOS 6 Wi-Fi problems.
- Some EXTREMELY Hard-Hitting Analysis Of Apple's iPad Mini Event. Not.
23rd October 2012 - I had some rando thoughts, bon mots, and cheap shots during Tuesday morning's Apple event.
- Cloud service helps small businesses build visibility for marketing content
23rd October 2012 - Outbrain's self-service Amplify platform can help SMBs increase the amount of time that visitors spend on their Web sites for as little as $10 daily.
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