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Why Verizon and AT&T Are Up, Kodak and Yahoo Down

Every company faces the same challenges. Some successfully transition themselves inside the changing industry. They update their brand and continue ride the Wave. Others struggle. Some even die. Why the difference? Look at companies like Verizon, AT&T, Qwest, Kodak and Yahoo, among many others. Why do some succeed while others fail? There are three...

OPINION

Why Verizon and AT&T Are Up, Kodak and Yahoo Down

Every company faces the same challenges. Some successfully transition themselves inside the changing industry. They update their brand and continue ride the Wave. Others struggle. Some even die. Why the difference? Look at companies like Verizon, AT&T, Qwest, Kodak and Yahoo, among many others. Why do some succeed while others fail? There are three...

It'll Be Raining Tablets in India

India plans to provide very low-cost personal computing devices to millions of students through an agreement with DataWind to manufacture mass quantities of its Ubislate tablet for a price point of around US$50, according to Minister of Human Resource Development Kapil Sibal. ...

Xbox Gets Set-Toppy With Cable Deal

Verizon and Microsoft are teaming up to bring new FiOS TV-powered entertainment offerings to the Xbox 360 gaming console, a move that highlights the rapid expansion of diverse content across multiple platforms The deal will use Verizon's FiOS TV application to allow Xbox Live Gold members to watch live TV from participating partners through their v...

Samsung Turns Tables on Apple in Smartphone Patent War

Samsung said Wednesday that it will file separate motions in Paris and Milan for preliminary injunctions against the sale of Apple's iPhone 4S in France and Italy. This move comes one day after Apple unveiled the new model in the United States. ...

Oracle, Salesforce Feud Boils Over With Benioff Keynote Snub

The long-simmering feud between Oracle and Salesforce.com leaped off the back burner into the open Tuesday, when Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff tweeted that Oracle head honcho Larry Ellison had canceled the keynote address that Benioff was scheduled to make Wednesday at OpenWorld, Oracle's annual conference "I don't know why," Benioff said....

EXPERT ADVICE

VDI Planning Guide: Highly Available Desktops

A key advantage of virtualization is the ability to decouple an operating system from its hardware layer. This improves flexibility and maximizes uptime. Virtual server infrastructure commonly utilizes this flexibility to provide high availability, moving virtual servers between hosts. When planning and deploying a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) solution, the question you must ask is: "How do we design the desktops to be highly available?"...

GOVERNMENT IT REPORT

Congress Snips Away at E-Gov Development Funding

The new federal fiscal year started Oct. 1 with an old problem: an unsettled annual budget. Political wrangling over the proposed budget for 2012 -- estimated at nearly US$3.5 trillion by the Obama administration -- meant that stopgap funding bills were required just to keep the government running. Uncertainty over funding has become a way of life...

A Place in the Sun: Jobs in the Solar Industry

Solar is no longer on the back burner; it's right there at the front of the stove, demanding that economists and job seekers alike take notice "It's a tough environment, but I think it will continue to grow," Gerald Kelly, communications director for Third Sun Solar, told the E-Commerce Times. "As we move forward as a nation, more people will see t...

INSIGHTS

The Rise of Utility Computing

Oracle is a big company, and that point gets driven home when you start to go in-depth on their products. At a show like OpenWorld, which is dedicated more or less to touching on every aspect of the business, you can quickly get out of your depth Since the opening keynote on Sunday, the talk has been mainly around things that I know about but don'...

LINUX PICKS AND PANS

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Clock's Ticking for Samsung's Galaxy Tab Hopes in Australia

Samsung seems to be stuck in its patent disputes with Apple and thus may choose to cancel the Australian release of its Galaxy Tab 10.1. All depends on whether it wins court approval within the next two weeks to proceed with sales, according to press reports. Samsung is one of Apple's few competitors in the tablet arena, and an Australian ban coul...

Zune's Flesh Is Weak, but Its Spirit Is Willing

Five years after it first launched its Zune portable digital media player, Microsoft has reportedly decided to stop making the device ...

EXPERT ADVICE

E-Commerce Without Borders - What It Takes to Cross Frontiers

Today's increasingly connected world makes it possible for anyone to transact and do business anywhere -- from anywhere. But just because we now increasingly live in a "global village," that doesn't mean place has become irrelevant. In fact, it matters more than ever. Despite the fact that we're all aware of our global citizen status, the reality of consumer behaviors and mindsets means that people still retain a local perspective -- especially when it comes to customer service...

HTC's on the Hotseat for Allowing Critical Smartphone Security Flaw

A vulnerability in a logging tool that HTC has installed on some of its Android devices poses a serious security problem for users, according to the Android Police. The devices at risk are the Evo 3D, Evo 4G and Thunderbolt. The vulnerability allows hackers to collect a great deal of information about the device and its user -- information that th...

SPOTLIGHT ON SECURITY

Facebook Enlists Websense for Neighborhood Watch

Facebook, long a darling of cybercriminals looking to lure in unsuspecting cybersocializers, has partnered with content security vendor Websense to help protect members from links that lead to malware and malicious sites ...

Kindle Touch 3G: A Step Up and a Step Down

Turns out there is a catch with the Kindle Touch 3G Amazon announced on Wednesday. The Touch 3G offers the addition of 3G wireless connectivity and sells for $149 -- $50 more than the Kindle Touch, which allows Web access over WiFi networks only ...

Chrome Creeps Up on Firefox

Chrome, a relative newbie in the browser world, appears poised to take over the No.2 spot -- possibly within the next three months. Chrome's current global average user share is 23.6 percent, according to StatCounter. User share for Firefox, the No. 2 provider after Internet Explorer, stands at 26.8 percent.

Oracle Goes Hunting for Big Data

Oracle announced at its OpenWorld conference on Monday that it's ramping up its move into big data analytics An Oracle big data appliance was one of the announcements made at OpenWorld 2011 by Thomas Kurian, Oracle executive VP of product development....

Facebook's Timeline Tension

Facebook's Timeline feature has been a focus of controversy since it was announced by CEO Mark Zuckerberg at the company's f8 developers' conference last month in San Francisco Privacy advocates immediately raised concerns....

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