S4i Systems announces new release of desktop capture
IDM.net.au (blog)
S4i Systems, a developer of electronic document automation and disk space management software for IBM Power users, has announced the release of its Desktop Capture V2.1. It obtains documents from a scanner, the file system or directly from email. ...
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15 years of Download.com, the original app store
CNET (blog)
Windows 95 brought partial 32-bit support, the capability to run 2GB of virtual RAM, full FAT32 file system support and long file names, and a little program called Internet Explorer. As you can see in the infographic, a year after its debut, ...
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Uncle Sam gives Hadoop a whirl
ZDNet UK (blog)
Hadoop, which combines a flexible filesystem with a variety of data analysis tools in an open-source software package, is growing its user base beyond Twitter, Facebook, Yahoo and the other web darlings, Hortonworks' chief executive Eric Baldeschwieler ...
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Market Demand for Cloud Storage Capacity Fueling IceWEB Expansion
MarketWatch (press release)
All IceWEB Unified Storage Systems support both block and file data in virtual server infrastructures whether they are in the cloud or in a data center. With their built-in 128-bit ZFS file system, IceWEB storage systems scale easily. ...
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V-locity 3 - Virtual Optimization Realized
InfoWorld (blog)
While virtualization is tasked to optimize storage efficiency, there has been nothing in place to optimize the NTFS file system's I/O efficiency. As a consequence, I/O bottlenecks develop rapidly in the multi-OS virtual environment and existing ...
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Dropbox rejected nine-figure buyout offer from Apple in 2009
Apple Insider
Founder Drew Houston gained the attention of Jobs after he modified Apple's file system to have his startup logo appear on Mac OS X. So in December of 2009, Jobs, Houston and his partner Arash Ferdowsi met for a meeting in Jobs's office at Apple's ...
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Son of Stuxnet Found in the Wild on Systems in Europe
Wired News (blog)
The name given to the malware is based on a prefix “~DQ” that the malware uses in the names of files that it creates on an infected system. O Murchu says the malware uses five files. These include a dropper file that drops all of the components onto an ...
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How to Find Nearly Anything in Linux - Tweeting Linux by Don Crawley
GISuser.com (press release)
One of the biggest challenges we face in using Linux and UNIX on servers is how to find files or small strings of text lost in the labyrinthine file system of a server. “Where was that executable?” “PHPMailerHost? Where's that? ...
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Adobe released PDF reader software which is appropriate for Apple iOS system
HollywoodChicago.com (blog)
This software allows users to view PDF files from e-mail, web site or any support iOS system has “open In” function. The software supports PDF files, password-protected PDF files and Adobe rights management life-cycle of a PDF file. ...
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