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Samsung Omnia W GT-i8350

Samsung Omnia W GT-i8350

The Omnia W is attractively priced, and the screen is large enough to deliver a reasonable web browsing (if you can live without Flash) and mobile email experience. Build quality is solid, but the design is unremarkable.

26 January, 2012 by Sandra Vogel

System Center 2012 heads for the cloud

In the beginning, Microsoft's system management suite, System Center, was all about managing network servers and other...

25 January, 2012
Acronis vmProtect 6

Acronis vmProtect 6

An ideal backup tool for small businesses and larger enterprises alike, vmProtect 6 makes light work of protecting and rapidly recovering virtual machines on VMware vSphere hosts.

23 January, 2012 by Alan Stevens

Book review: The Lean Start-Up

Whenever possible, learn from other people's failures — it's cheaper than learning from your own. Eric Ries didn't...

23 January, 2012
Fujitsu Primergy RX100 S7

Fujitsu Primergy RX100 S7

This is a well-built 1U server which, if correctly specified with the latest Xeon E3-1200 processor and other options, will have no problem living up to its positioning as an entry-level virtualisation platform.

20 January, 2012 by Alan Stevens

Toshiba Portégé R830

Toshiba's Portégé R series has been popular among those wanting thin and light notebooks for a while, although as we...

20 January, 2012

CES 2012: OWC Jupiter miniSAS and 480GB PCIe RAID

OWC's fast Mac storage takes SSDs out of the MacBook and into shared systems. Other World Computing (OWC) is best...

19 January, 2012

ZTE launches its first Windows phone

Chinese handset maker ZTE has launched its first Windows Phone, the Tania. Running Windows Phone 7.5 ('Mango'), the ZTE...

19 January, 2012
Toshiba Portégé Z830-10P

Toshiba Portégé Z830-10P

The Portégé Z830 is an impressive business ultrabook. Apart from the amount of flex in the lid, we like the slimline design and thoughtful ergonomics. Not everyone will appreciate the connectors on the back edge, though, and we'd have liked access to the battery.

19 January, 2012 by Sandra Vogel

CES 2012: WHDI wireless HD video streaming

Intel's Wireless Display (WiDi) isn't the only solution for streaming video from PC to TV. The Wireless Home Digital...

19 January, 2012
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Simon Bisson and Mary Branscombe

Malware stats are subject to the law of large numbers; the huge market share of Windows makes it the platform to attack. If we ever see the year of...

20 minutes ago by Simon Bisson and Mary Branscombe on Windows security breaches on the rise
Simon Bisson and Mary Branscombe

Jack - not just the advertising but the Web tools, like Google Analytics, which is how Google can associate you searching for say 'how do I declare...

26 minutes ago by Simon Bisson and Mary Branscombe on 'Do you trust Google?' is the wrong question
Moley

Time that the case just went away, just like the Phorm case reported today on ZDNet today. Reading the article, I don't see a strictly legal case...

34 minutes ago by Moley on Judge lights fire under McKinnon proceedings
Jack Schofield

@apexwm I was simply pointing out the naivety of your statement that "if they don't want their information stored at Google, then they shouldn't...

2 hours ago by Jack Schofield on 'Do you trust Google?' is the wrong question
honeymonster

kernel.org and linuxfoundation.org are run by the people *most* knowledgeable about Linux and security. You do not find anyone anywhere who knows...

2 hours ago by honeymonster on Windows security breaches on the rise
Tim Syass

Is this the beginning of the end to freedom of speech???

5 hours ago by Tim Syass via Facebook on UK signs ACTA as activists urge resistance
chris haddad

Jack, what is your definition of " a partial PaaS"? I haven't heard the term partial PaaS or full PaaS before. Sounds a bit like hedging on...

5 hours ago by chris haddad on Amazon cuts off stack at the PaaS
JonathanJ

Yes, stricly speaking, McKinnon is wanted for 'stealing' blank passwords (an impossibility if ever there was one, not to mention that passwords...

6 hours ago by JonathanJ on Judge lights fire under McKinnon proceedings
Claire Simmons

Crucially, without the damage, McKinnon's actions are not an extraditable offence. Even his admissions to the non-extraditable Summary Offence are...

6 hours ago by Claire Simmons via Facebook on Judge lights fire under McKinnon proceedings
manek

Interestingly, at a recent conference held by analyst STL Partners, security was no longer top of the list of concerns. Instead, it was IT jobs...

6 hours ago by manek on Will 2012 be the year of the cloud?
apexwm

Jack : I am not saying I agree with Google excessively tracking users. But, I think social networks (i.e. Facebook, Google+) are doing much worse...

8 hours ago by apexwm on 'Do you trust Google?' is the wrong question
Jack Schofield

@apexwm Google puts a long-life cookie on your hard drive, and a Wall Street Journal article found it tracked you more than anybody else because...

9 hours ago by Jack Schofield on 'Do you trust Google?' is the wrong question
apexwm

servermanagement : Agreed. I highly recommend using a non-Internet Explorer browser, if you are using Windows, like Firefox or Chrome. And in...

9 hours ago by apexwm on Windows security breaches on the rise
natalief

Ironically I have just re-read / re-listened-to Cory Doctorow's "Scroogled" which just shows that, thus far, Google is not that Evil at all.

9 hours ago by natalief on 'Do you trust Google?' is the wrong question
Jack Schofield

@toast171 You're asking for *facts* about Windows on a blog called "The open source revolution"? ;-)

9 hours ago by Jack Schofield on Windows security breaches on the rise
apexwm

Google and any of these services aren't going to know your name and personal data, other than your IP address, client, etc. that is obtainable...

9 hours ago by apexwm on 'Do you trust Google?' is the wrong question
toast171

Do you have statistics on thenumber of incidents on Windows rising at the end of 2011, or is it just an assertion?

10 hours ago by toast171 on Windows security breaches on the rise
Jack Clark

@James Watters Thanks for pointing that out. Amazon has developed significant PaaS capabilities since Vogels first said that a little under a year...

12 hours ago by Jack Clark on Amazon cuts off stack at the PaaS
Jendo

Yea well the Swedish Pirate Party (including the UK Lib Dems, Tories and Labour), as did the entire EU parliament voted FOR the continuation of...

14 hours ago by Jendo on UK signs ACTA as activists urge resistance
James Watters

This article is misleading. The 1k platforms blooming quote was used last year in his Cloud Connect key note with a similar tone of letting others...

19 hours ago by James Watters via Facebook on Amazon cuts off stack at the PaaS