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    Microsoft’s Enterprise Windows 8: A true business OS, for once

    Business users will find actual IT-oriented features, rather than the consumer OS adorned with extras. Microsoft recently introduced a trio of consumer Windows 8 SKUs, two for desktop and the ARM version. Lost in the hoopla was Windows 8 Enterprise edition, which wasn’t outlined in great detail. Well, Microsoft has […]

  • Windows 8 won’t hit critical mass in enterprises, Forrester says

    Windows 8 won’t hit critical mass in enterprises, Forrester says The new OS isn’t expected to ever reach 50 percent adoption in workplace PCs, according to the IT research firmWindows 8, the most significant upgrade to Microsoft’s operating system since Windows 95 and one of the most important products in […]

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    Microsoft Hyper-V starts turning more heads

    Microsoft virtualization technology still has uphill battle vs. VMware, but third-party support making Hyper-V more alluring to customers About three years ago Embotics jumped into developing support in its private cloud management platform for Microsoft’s Hyper-V hypervisor, hopeful that the VMware virtualization challenger would take off. When that takeoff initially […]

  • Obviously, that should have been the Tab key

    Excel power user flags down this passing pilot fish to help with her PC, where she has a spreadsheet open. “She was trying to copy out information from this spreadsheet someone had sent to her,” says fish. “When she pressed Ctrl+C, the spreadsheet flickered a few times, and all the […]

  • Cloud-based 60fps App, Game Streaming with ORBX.js

    If you’ve heard about Cloud based onDemand Gaming service OnLive, you might already understand what Future of Cloud based apps and games would look like. OnLive is a step forward in earadicating requirement of high-end PC hardware for Gaming. All the complex graphics, computation and memory intensive processes from 3D […]

  • Why Microsoft won’t charge for Windows ‘Blue’ … this time

    Analysts believe Microsoft won’t dare charge for this year’s update to Windows 8, but one is certain it will for future annual releases Sometime in the coming weeks, Microsoft will tell Windows 8 users whether they will have to pay for the upgrade code-named “Blue,” and if so, how much. […]

  • Facebook Home attracts close to 1 million downloads

    The Android app has been available for about a month Facebook has attracted “just about” 1 million downloads of its Home application in its first month of availability. The app, which takes the place of the home screen on supported devices, puts Facebook much more at the center of the […]

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    Microsoft’s Windows Blue to be available later this year

    The update to Windows 8 will be delivered across a variety of form factors and display sizes Microsoft’s update of its Windows 8 operating system, code-named Windows Blue, will be available later this year, supporting a variety of form factors and display sizes, and providing more options for both businesses […]

  • Is Twitter broken?

    Hacks, false information have some questioning Twitter’s resolve Twitter, the increasingly popular micro-blogging service, has come under quite a bit of criticism in the past few weeks. Users of the platform, which describes itself as an “information-sharing network” are struggling with what to do about false information being spread around. […]

  • Apple to challenge $368M patent infringement verdict

    Latest legal maneuver will open the way to appeal massive award granted to patent-holding firm VirnetX Apple will challenge a November 2012 jury verdict that awarded $368 million in damages to Nevada patent-holding company VirnetX, a filing with U.S. regulators showed. In a Form 10-Q filed this week with the […]