New mobile phone operating system approved
NEWS.com.au
GLOBAL radio experts have approved radio standards that are to usher in a new mobile phone operating system to replace third generation or 3G technology, the International Telecommunication Union says. The newly-adopted IMT Advanced Spectrum would ...
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OS Watch: What's RIM Worth?
Light Reading
Analysts are pondering a realistic acquisition price for Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM) (Nasdaq: RIMM; Toronto: RIM) and other outcomes for the troubled company in this week's operating-system chronicle. Price is not right for RIM: Samsung Corp. said ...
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Apple seeds new Mac OS X 10.7.3 build to devs
PC Advisor
By Ben Camm-Jones | Macworld UK | 20 January 12 Apple has seeded a new Mac OS X 10.7.3 build to developers, replacing a version that it released just last week. The focus areas of Mac OS X 10.7.3 Build 11D46 are iCloud document storage, Spotlight, ...
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Slowdown In Consumer PC Market Hits Microsoft's Windows Sales
CRN
Microsoft is scheduled to release a beta of Windows 8, the next generation of the PC operating system, late next month. “The PC market was challenged this quarter with particular softness in the consumer segment,” Klein said. ...
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Piston Releases Private Cloud Based on OpenStack
Data Center Knowledge
In the open source arena, Piston Cloud Computing has taken a step forward in meeting the need for a massively scalable private cloud operating system by releasing Piston Enterprise OS, which is built on the OpenStack cloud computing platform. ...
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RIP BIOS: A UEFI Primer
PCWorld (blog)
The BIOS provides the core functionality for the motherboard itself that enables the hardware to function, and provides the jumpstart for the system before the actual operating system boot process begins. It is essentially the operating system for the ...
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Authentication errors in OS X may be rooted in peripherals
CNET (blog)
by Topher Kessler January 20, 2012 9:03 AM PST When you attempt to install a program or perform other administrative tasks in OS X, the system will prompt you for a username and password before continuing. Generally when such prompts show up they will ...
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