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- HP pushes notebook sales
- Internet of Things “is already here”
- IT failures crippling businesses
- Apple’s garage beginning was a myth
- SSDs are now more reliable
- Free is the about the right price for software
- Tories blame ISPs for Sony hack
- Apple deleted content from user devices
| Posted: 05 Dec 2014 03:48 AM PST
That's according to data from Digitimes Research which claims the top five multinational vendor and Taiwanese original design manufacturers (ODMs) showed shipments growing by 10 percent in the month, following a decline in shipments in October. more» |
| Internet of Things “is already here” Posted: 05 Dec 2014 03:21 AM PST
Verizon commissioned the Harvard Business Review to conduct a report and that suggested the IoT is already here in the shape of connectivity, cloud computing, and miniaturisation of sensors "making it possible" for over 10 billion devices to be networked. more» |
| IT failures crippling businesses Posted: 05 Dec 2014 02:57 AM PST
But even more staggering is that over half of the failures were "completely avoidable", according to KPMG's latest risk assessment. And four million bank and credit card accounts were compromised by each IT failure, while an average of 776,000 people were affected by every SNAFU. more» |
| Apple’s garage beginning was a myth Posted: 05 Dec 2014 01:27 AM PST
For a while now Apple has peddled an HP style myth that Apple started from the garage. However Woz said the garage thing was a bit of a myth. more» |
| Posted: 05 Dec 2014 01:25 AM PST Techreport carried out a test to see how many writes an SSD could survive before burning out. IT also tracked how each one’s performance characteristics and health statistics changed as the writes accumulated. more» |
| Free is the about the right price for software Posted: 05 Dec 2014 01:24 AM PST
In the west few have heard of Cheetah Mobile, it has several Android utility products that are consistently among the top downloads in the Google Play store. more» |
| Tories blame ISPs for Sony hack Posted: 05 Dec 2014 01:23 AM PST
The Tories are trying to get ISPs to act as unpaid censors to stop anything that someone with a blue rinse might not want to see on the internet. more» |
| Apple deleted content from user devices Posted: 05 Dec 2014 01:22 AM PST
The information has come out of the proceedings of Apple’s iPod/iTunes antitrust lawsuit. Plaintiffs’ lawyers claimed Apple surreptitiously deleted songs not purchased through the iTunes Music Store from users’ iPods. more» |
Strong orders from both the enterprise and from the retail market meant growth in notebook sales during the month of November, largely due to HP’s position in the market.
A report commissioned by Verizon suggests that rather than being science fiction, the Internet of Things (IoT) is already here and producing business results.
The average cost of IT failures is a staggering £410,000 per incident, according to a KPMG report.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has scotched a long running myth that Apple started in Steve Job's parents' garage.
An investigation into the shelf life of SSDs has concluded that in a year the technology has improved dramatically.
The CEO of Cheetah Mobile, a Chinese mobile software company that went public earlier this year is telling the world+dog that he thinks free is about the right price for software.
Ever willing to blame ISPs for any problems in the world, the UK's Tory government say ISPs are behind the Sony hack.
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