EU Talks With Microsoft Called a Contradiction
New York Times
Microsoft's share of the global operating system market, estimated at more than 90 percent, according to Gartner, encourages businesses and governments to use its software to ensure their own systems remain compatible. But increasingly, many businesses ...
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HTC Thunderbolt's as fast as lightning
Boston Herald
It's the operating system, Google's increasingly popular Android 2.2. The hidden icons. The many unnecessary desktop screens. The weird “steering wheel” that runs across the bottom of the phone. It's all a little too messy and garbled, ...
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MTS Launches Android Smart Phone With New Navigation System
Wall Street Journal
The MTS Glonass 945 will be based on Google Inc.'s (GOOG) Android 2.2 operating system, the Russian mobile operator said. The 3G device will receive signals from US GPS and Glonass simultaneously, which could help users navigate through extreme ...
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iPads versus oranges, product comparison in a Post-PC age
Computerworld (blog)
When a fast processor spends most of its energy running the operating system while trying to deconstruct data from the graphics chip, is the processor really boosting the user experience when compared to a more integrated solution? ...
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Cisco revamps data centre portfolio
Albuquerque Express
The new and enhanced products stretch across Cisco's Nexus switching line, MDS SAN platform, Unified Computing System server offering and NX-OS operating system software, among others.They are intended to more tightly integrate and unify servers, ...
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Windows 8 Coming Soon
pnosker.com
Smartphones will also be able to use this technology providing, we assume, some sort of crossover between your Windows Phone 7 and your Windows operating system. ARM Microchip Architecture will power this upcoming software for your PC. ...
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There's More to Love in Puppy Linux 5.2.5
PCWorld
By Katherine Noyes, PCWorld Back in January I wrote about some of the features of Puppy Linux that make it particularly suitable for use on old and slow computers, but over the weekend a new version of the open source operating system was released with ...
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