File manager alert 26/8/2011
NC counties tell thousands to leave as Irene looms
Albany Times Union
(AP / AP) Jeremy Pickett boards the windows of a shopping store in Cape Hatteras, NC in preparation for Hurricane Irene on Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2011. Evacuations began on Ocracoke Island off North Carolina as Hurricane Irene strengthened to a major ...
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Windows 8: Four New File Management Features Emerge
InformationWeek
Hovering the mouse over a file's thumbnail image displays its file path, while double-clicking provides a content preview. "Our new design is much more clear, concise, and efficient," said Simon. 4. Less chatty interface. It's nowhere near as bad as ...
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Jobs's Legacy: 8 Reasons Apple Will Dominate The Decade
InformationWeek
Apple has new leadership, but the company can be expected to continue on the path defined by its departing CEO. By Thomas Claburn InformationWeek Steve Jobs may have resigned his position as CEO of Apple, but the company that he built and later revived ...
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Son to Stay, Dad Leaving as Hurricane Irene Aims for North Carolina Coast
Bloomberg
“I'm not going to stay,” said the elder Lamb, 62, sweating through his gray T-shirt as he boarded the windows of Chasin' Tails, just across Bogue Sound from his home in Morehead City. He's splitting tomorrow as his son hunkers down with his wife and ...
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Irene's Approach Doesn't Dampen Summer Social Plans for Hamptons Residents
Bloomberg
Kiel Murphy, left, helps his father, Bill Brightbill, place boards over windows at Surfside Casuals in Nags Head, NC, on Aug. 25, 2011. Photographer: Gerry Broome/AP Hurricane Irene hasn't stopped all social plans in the Hamptons. ...
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The "beginning of the end" for XenApp based desktops, prayers for layers, and ...
Brian Madden (blog)
This is way too much for the average customer to chew off and represents too much disruption to adopt especially when the Windows 7 migration deadline in 2014 is fast approaching. Even for the complex enterprise its a huge bet to make. ...
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