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Acknowledging Apple’s early success with the iPad, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer insisted Thursday that the software maker is hard at work on Windows-based tablets.
The Apple iPad: can Microsoft match it?
“They’ll be shipping as soon as they are ready,” Ballmer said, offering few details on the products, which he said will come from partners, not Microsoft itself. “It is Job One urgency. No one is sleeping at the switch.”
Speaking to financial analysts, Ballmer said the goal is “not just to deliver products, but to deliver products that people want to buy.”
As for Apple and the iPad, Ballmer said, “they’ve sold certainly more than I’d like them to have sold.”
By admin, on July 29th, 2010
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By admin, on July 28th, 2010
MobileCrunch reports that RIM recently snatched up BlackPad.com, a possible name for their forthcoming BlackBerry tablet. The device is anticipated to land in pant-suited laps by the end of the year.
In May BGR heard that RIM’s tablet would sport an 8.9″ screen and would be marketed strictly as a “companion” device, though little has been confirmed as of yet. Except for the fact that the industry has apparently decided that tablets will henceforth be known only as “pads.”
By admin, on July 28th, 2010
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By admin, on July 28th, 2010
A new start-up called Whamcloud is coming out of stealth mode Wednesday with $10 million in private funding and a notion to disrupt the often academic world of supercomputing by leveraging the Lustre open-source project.
According to CEO Brent Gorda, the company is targeting the need for high-performance storage solutions based on the popular combination of Linux and Lustre for application and data storage environments. The company plans to offer support and services initially, with an eye toward a turnkey supercomputing setup with hardware and software components, in the future.
For those less familiar with supercomputing technologies, Lustre is a massively parallel, distributed, open-source file system used for large scale cluster computing. It’s designed to enable I/O performance and scaling beyond the limits of traditional storage technology and potentially applicable to any enterprise storage environment where very high I/O bandwidth is required.
But it’s a hard technology to master and has had stability problems in the past. Oracle owns Lustre, by way of the Sun acquisition, and is in the position to provide support but hasn’t made any direct commercialization attempts.
By admin, on July 27th, 2010
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 From the “I can’t have an honest discussion with my family, so I prefer to spy on them” department comes an iPhone and iPad app that promises to keep track of them wherever they go. Family Tracker for the iPhone takes advantage of iOS4’s multitasking to run quietly in the background on an iPhone. As long as the app is running, it’s checking the phone’s location via GPS and uploading it to Family Tracker’s servers, where the owner of the account can log in via the Web or from their own iPhone to find out where the phone is located.
The developers sell the app as a way to make sure your spouse isn’t cheating on you or that your kids are where they claim to be, which makes sense if your need to know where they are at any time is greater than your trust in your spouses or your children. The app even allows you to “ping” another user’s phone using push notifications that, when acknowledged, will record the user’s GPS location and upload it to the service. |
By admin, on July 27th, 2010
A Wall Street Journal analysis of executive remuneration reported that Ellison, co-founder and longtime CEO of the world’s second-largest software maker, ranked No. 1 on a list of highest-paid executives of public companies during the past decade.
Oracle’s enterprise database and middleware business has been very, very good to Larry Ellison. A Wall Street Journal analysis of executive remuneration reported July 26 that Ellison, co-founder and longtime CEO of the world’s second-largest software maker, ranked No. 1 on a list of highest-paid executives of public companies during the past decade.
During that time span, Ellison has received $1.84 billion in compensation, the Journal said — an average of $184 million per year. In contrast, the world’s most highly compensated athlete, Tiger Woods, has averaged about $110 million per year in the last decade and $70 million over his first 13 years as a professional, according to research by Forbes and Sports Illustrated.
However, both Ellison and Woods rank well behind entertainers such as Oprah Winfrey and Rush Limbaugh, who each make more than $300 million per year but do not run publicly held companies.
The Journal listed as No. 2 television producer Barry Diller, who received about $1.14 billion from IAC/Interactive and Expedia Inc., the online travel site IAC spun off in 2005, where he currently serves as chairman. Occidental Petroleum Corp. CEO Ray Irani was third at $857 million.
Apple’s Steve Jobs was No. 4 with $749 million, and in fifth place was Capital One Financial Corp. CEO Richard Fairbank at $569 million.
Jobs notched all that compensation despite earning only $10 in salary during the last decade. His contract calls for $1 per year; stock holdings and other income comprised most of his income.
Not surprisingly, four of the richest 25 CEOs worked at financial companies, the Journal reported. They are former Lehman Brothers CEO Richard S. Fuld [No. 11 with $457 million] and former Citigroup Inc. CEO Sandy Weill [19th at $361 million].
The others were Fairbank of Capital One and former Countrywide Financial Corp. CEO Angelo Mozilo.
The Journal said its analysis is comprised of salaries, bonuses, perks and realized gains on both restricted stock and stock options; it excludes new grants of restricted stock and stock options.
By admin, on July 27th, 2010
Google introduced Google Apps for Government, accommodated by FISMA certification. FISMA is essentially the government’s seal of approval of Google Apps as a secure cloud computing collaboration platform, something Microsoft lacks for its own cloud suites.
Google July 26 launched Google Apps for Government and earned a key security credit that makes its collaboration software for the cloud viable for federal agencies.
Google Apps for Government includes all of the applications in the company’s Google Apps Premier Edition (GAPE) suite, including Gmail, Google Docs and Postini security services.
The suite, which Google hosts in its servers and provisions over the Web, will run government agencies $50 per user, per month, or the same as GAPE.
However, unlike the standard, education and premier editions of Google Apps, Google Apps for Government has been awarded Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) certification and accreditation from the U.S. government’s General Services Administration.
FISMA calls for all information systems used by U.S. federal government agencies to have the utmost security. The GSA sports 15,000 e-mail accounts and oversees government procurement in the U.S.
By admin, on July 26th, 2010
A new report on the economic impact of cyber crime found the average organization is paying a pretty penny, but that price can be cut through good governance.
According to the report, which was prepared by the Ponemon Institute and commissioned by ArcSight, the average cost of cyber-attacks at the 45 organizations that were analyzed was $3.8 million per year.
The study covered organizations with 500 or more seats, and was conducted during a five-month period ending June 23. Among its findings: it took an average of 14 days to resolve a cyber attack, with an average cost of $17,696 a day. Malicious insider attacks can take up to 42 days or more to resolve, the report found.
They are also the second most expensive incidents to handle, costing an average of $100,300 a day. The most expensive are Web-based attacks, which came in at $143,209 per day.
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