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- Debian says there is no place like Gnome
- Press flip-flops on Fablets
- Private Dell goes up-market
- iPhone6 bends in your pocket
- Climate deniers are liars says Schmidt
- Scotland gets its own domain
- Microsoft shuffles its board
- Smart meters cause disagreements
- CIOs need to get actively involved
- Big Data market growing exponentially
| Debian says there is no place like Gnome Posted: 24 Sep 2014 02:23 AM PDT
Debian developer Joey Hess said that the decision to go back to the GNOME camp was based upon the accessibility, systemd integration, and other factors mentioned on the Wiki for the Debian desktop requalification for Jessie. more» |
| Posted: 24 Sep 2014 02:22 AM PDT
When Flablets first started appearing, Apple made a big thing about how bad they were, and the Tame Apple Press automatically rubbished them. more» |
| Posted: 24 Sep 2014 02:19 AM PDT
ITWorld has noticed that Dell is adding new hardware and software features that could make an otherwise mundane PC or tablet more attractive to customers. more» |
| Posted: 24 Sep 2014 02:18 AM PDT
The Apple fanboys are finding that if they put the phone in their front pockets they develop a slight bend. The Tame Apple Press has rushed to say that while the rumours are true it clearly takes quite a bit of force and in any event, you would never put an iPhone in your pocket, you would carry it around so others can see it and want to buy it. more» |
| Climate deniers are liars says Schmidt Posted: 24 Sep 2014 02:16 AM PDT
Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt said that it had been a mistake for Google to join that particular lobby outfit because it was pretty much against everything that the outfit believed. more» |
| Posted: 23 Sep 2014 07:33 AM PDT
Both the NHS Scotland and the Yes Scotland and Better Together have already registered .scot domains, now anyone will be able to sign up to use the suffix. more» |
| Posted: 23 Sep 2014 07:19 AM PDT
Microsoft said that Teri List-Stoll, chief financial officer of Kraft Foods and Charles W. Scharf, CEO of Visa, will take up their new positions on the 1st of October. more» |
| Smart meters cause disagreements Posted: 23 Sep 2014 07:09 AM PDT
That's the conclusion of a team of researchers from the University of Nottingham which has studied the phenomenon. The team, belonging to the Horizon Digital Economy Research at the university said that the UK government is beginning an initiative next year to bring smart meters in all homes by 2020. more» |
| CIOs need to get actively involved Posted: 23 Sep 2014 06:58 AM PDT
That's the conclusion of a report from Gartner. Cassio Dreyfuss, research vice president said: "Over time, IT has graduated from being a support tool to being a business enabling and a business creation tool. more» |
| Big Data market growing exponentially Posted: 23 Sep 2014 06:17 AM PDT
Market research company IDC predicts that the western Eurpean big data market will grow between now and 2018 at a compound annual growth rate of 24.6 percent. more» |
Open Sauce operating system Debian, which defaulted to the Xfce desktop in the past after switching from GNOME, has decided to go back.
If you want to see how Apple's control of the US trade press is distorting reviews and facts about its products you do not have to look much further than the reviews for the fruity cargo cult's Fablet.
Now that it no longer has to worry about pesky shareholders, Michael Dell is changing its cunning plan and is moving up-market.
Shocked iPhone6 plus users have discovered that the build quality of the iPhone 6 is not quite what they expected.
Search engine outfit Google has pulled out of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) saying that the outfit is a bunch of liars.
Even though the referendum for Scotland to become an independent state got the thumbs down last week, today domains with the .scot suffix will be available.
Two senior executives from non technology sectors have been appointed to the board of Microsoft, while two existing board members have stepped down.
Installing smart meters in a household could be far more trouble than they're worth.
The days when IT was an afterthought are over and done and chief information officers (CIOs) need to become actively involved in business processes.
Another survey on the growth of big data technology and services underlines the growth in this sector of the IT market.| You are subscribed to email updates from Channel EYE To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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