Meldungen vom 21.08.2012
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Die IFA setzt die Segel für neues Rekordjahr
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Springer kauft meinestadt.de-Betreiber
allesklar.com
Axel Springer übernimmt über Digital Classifieds, sein Gemeinschaftsunternehmen mit General Atlantic, die allesklar.com AG. …mehr
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Archiware bündelt Cloud-Speicher auf dem Desktop
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Nutzer-Virtualisierung jetzt mit Data Broker
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Highend-Notebooks für Profis und Gamer
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Online-Betrüger muss sieben Jahre hinter Gitter
"Fakeshop-Bande"
Im Prozess um großangelegten Internet-Betrug mit einem Millionenschaden hat das Landgericht Augsburg den Anführer der "Fakeshop-Bande" zu sieben Jahren Haft verurteilt. …mehr
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Junge Tüftler wollen das "Betriebssystem Europas" verändern
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Auch neues Gespräch der CEOs von Apple und Samsung erfolglos
Patentprozess
Ein weiteres Gespräch der Chefs von Apple und Samsung über den Patentkrieg der beiden Unternehmen ist erfolglos geblieben. …mehr
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Daten in der Amazon-Cloud archivieren
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Bitkom erwartet Rekordverkäufe bei Smartphones in Deutschland
Branchenverband
Smartphones erobern den Handymarkt mit Riesenschritten. …mehr
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Ergonomisches Mini Keyboard von Penclic
Schwedisches Design
Die schwedische Firma Penclic hat eine besonders ergonomische Kompakt-Tastatur vorgestellt. …mehr
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Neue Enterprise-SSDs von Toshiba mit bis zu 1,6 TB
24 nm eMLC-NAND
Die Storage-Sparte von Toshiba Electronics Europe hat die neue "PX"-Serie von SSD-Laufwerken für den Unternehmenseinsatz angekündigt. …mehr
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Apple löst Microsoft als wertvollstes Unternehmen aller Zeiten ab
Rein rechnerisch
Ein knappes Jahr nach dem Tod des legendären Gründers und Konzernchefs Steve Jobs ist Apple zum wertvollsten Unternehmen aller Zeiten aufgestiegen. Grund ist die Vorfreude auf neue Produkte. …mehr
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Facebook-Investor Peter Thiel macht Kasse
SEC-Mitteilung
Um Facebook-Gründer Mark Zuckerberg wird es langsam einsam. …mehr
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Ohne Sicherheit bleibt die Cloud ein Luftschloss
Cloud-Security
Ein Faktor für den Erfolg von Cloud Computing ist die Sicherheit der unternehmenskritischen Daten. Datenschutzregelungen alleine helfen da nicht weiter. Gefordert sind Verfahren, die sich auch in der Praxis bewähren. …mehr
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Windows 7 mit versteckten Tools bereichern
Tuning-Tools entlarvt
Windows 7 lässt sich mit Bordmitteln effektiver nutzen. Wir verraten Ihnen, wo sich im Betriebssystem Tools verstecken, mit denen Sie komfortabel arbeiten können. …mehr
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"Die Outlook-Integration ist sehr gut gelungen“
Exchange-Alternative Zarafa in der Österreichischen Nationalbibliothek
Verschiedene IT-Leiter in der Verwaltung nutzen die Open-Source-Lösung Zarafa als Microsoft-Exchange-Ersatz - auch die Nationalbibliothek Wien. …mehr
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Decision-Support und BI der Zukunft
Intelligente Systeme - Watson
Für die einen ist IBMs Watson eine Weiterentwicklung von "Deep-Blue"- für andere eine neue Dimension der Analyse von Massendaten. …mehr
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Futura Multitouch Mini Keyboard von Speedlink
Kabellose Tastatur im Test
Auf dem Sofa sitzen und einen Filmtitel auf DVD auswählen, die Lautstärke erhöhen oder gar E-Mails tippen - das alles ist möglich mit der Minitastatur Futura Multitouch Mini Keyboard von Speedlink. Ob es auch komfortabel ist, verrät der Test. …mehr
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Wie Firmen von Crowdsourcing profitieren können
Lerne den Kunden kennen
Wer bestimmte Aufgaben an Internet-Nutzer auslagert, kann auch seine Kunden besser kennen lernen. Ein CW-Gespräch mit Wahid Rahim, Gründer und Geschäftsführer der Crowdsourcing-Plattform RankSider.de über Vorteile und Risiken von Crowdsourcing. …mehr
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Test - SSD-Festplatten bis 128 GB im Vergleich
SSD ab 90 Euro
SSD-Festplatten der 120-GB-Klasse bieten derzeit den günstigsten Gigabyte-Preis. Bereits ab 90 Euro bekommen Sie eine flotte Solid State Drive, umgerechnet sind das nur 80 Cent pro GB. Unsere Schwesterpublikation PC-WELT hat 14 Flashspeicher-Festplatten mit schnellem SATA-3-Anschluss im Vergleichs-Test geprüft. …mehr
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Malheur bei Geschäftsreise
Hotelgäste im Aufzug verletzt
Der Generalunternehmer haftet für Schäden durch einen fehlerhaft programmierten Aufzug. …mehr
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Linux's '31 Flavors of Fun' Project: 19 Distros and Counting
Premium-Inhalt. Fans of may recall the "31 Flavors of Fun" project I last month through which ambitious developer Todd Robinson planned to "create, and release, a complete desktop operating system each and every day for the period of 31 days" over the course of August.
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Dell names new enterprise chief as profit drops 18 percent
Premium-Inhalt. Dell has tapped a former Hewlett-Packard executive to run its server, networking and storage division, an important area for Dell as it tries to expand its data center business and reduce its dependence on PCs.
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Dell names new enterprise chief as profit drops 18 percent
Premium-Inhalt. The story "Dell names new enterprise chief as profit drops 18 percent," which ran on the wire Tuesday, misstated the performance of Dell's services business. Its sales increased 3 percent.
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Dell names new enterprise chief as profit drops 18 percent
Premium-Inhalt. Dell has tapped a former Hewlett-Packard executive to run its server, networking and storage division, an important area for Dell as it tries to expand its data center business and reduce its dependence on PCs.
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Canon Extends Its Long-Zoom Lineup With Two New PowerShots
Premium-Inhalt. As get smaller and smaller, features that used to be commonplace are becoming harder to find. For example, if you want a new camera with a sizeable handgrip, a camera that runs on AA batteries, or , you may be looking around for a while.
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LaunchMagic is a well designed app launching utility
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Lenovo IdeaPad U410: All-Purpose Laptop on a Budget
Premium-Inhalt. The Lenovo IdeaPad U410 incorporates some pretty cool ideas at a very cool price that wont break budgets ($799 as of August 8, 2012). But can a slender, budget-oriented laptop perform well? Let's see.
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Closing arguments begin in Apple vs Samsung patent trial
Premium-Inhalt. Closing arguments have begun in the high-profile patent-infringement case between Apple and Samsung.
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Cashing in on BYOD
Premium-Inhalt. Mobile Iron has been in New Zealand less than a year and has since acquired about 20 customers here. The short term plan is to double that number, says Stephen Gillies, sales engineer for ANZ at Mobile Iron.
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Brocade tailors a message for New Zealand
Premium-Inhalt. Networking and storage solutions provider Brocade sees Asia Pacific as its greatest opportunity for growth.
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Bloggers show how to upgrade Windows 8 previews to RTM
Premium-Inhalt. Users of Windows 8 Release Preview can do a full upgrade to the final code, something Microsoft said was impossible, an IT consultant said today.
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Want security, privacy? Turn off that smartphone, tablet GPS
Premium-Inhalt. People with and tablets may be giving and apps they download the permission to capture their geolocation data to know where they are, but experts are making the strong argument to just say no instead -- and turn off that GPS function unless really needed.
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Battlegrounds Gaming Engine Suite Reunites Gaming Groups
Premium-Inhalt. Remember gaming night? You and a bunch of friends would gather around a table at someone's place and before long, a favorite pastime would emerge from a cabinet or a closet and everyone would be playing. Maybe it was classic boardgames or pen-and-paper RPGs. Perhaps you were the wargame type or preferred to take your chances with a deck of collectable cards. Good times don't last forever, though. Friends move away, jobs change and groups can find themselves split on opposite coasts. Fortunately, that doesn't have to spell the end of play time anymore. The Battlegrounds suite of software (various pricing, free demo) allows players and GMs alike to collaborate in a virtual, whiteboard-like space especially designed for gaming.
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How IT Innovation and Mobility Empower Unilever
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Aston Martin, NHS IT bosses' tech response to consumerisation
Premium-Inhalt. It may be tempting to think that consumerisation of IT will make the CIO's technical duties simpler, but nothing could be further from the truth.
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Closing arguments begin in Apple vs Samsung patent trial
Premium-Inhalt. Closing arguments have begun in the high-profile patent-infringement case between Apple and Samsung.
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FalconStor releases next-gen automated disaster recovery software
Premium-Inhalt. FalconStor Software the latest version of RecoverTrac software, offering users fully automated recovery of IT services in any data center environment.
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NASA's Mars Curiosity ready for first test drive Wednesday
Premium-Inhalt. NASA's Mars Curiosity rover wiggled its wheels Tuesday and is ready to make its first -- if brief -- test drive on Wednesday.
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7 reasons the FTC could audit your privacy program
Premium-Inhalt. The Federal Trade Commission's $22.5 million settlement with Google last month over its user-tracking practices woke up enterprise-risk managers around the country. With penalty thresholds hitting this new range of pain, publicly traded companies now have to ask whether should be included in their Securities and Exchange Commission filings as a key risk.
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iExplorer Puts You in Control of Your iOS Device
Premium-Inhalt. iTunes is a good way to manage your iOS mobile devices, but it's not without its limitations. Chief among those limits is how iTunes operates in its own closed environment, behind closed doors. Enter Macroplant's iExplorer 3 ($35, free feature-limited demo). This software works both with and instead of iTunes, offering you more freedom in how you manage the contents of your iPhone, iPod, or iPad from your PC.
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Hands on with Skype photo sharing for iPhone, iPad
Premium-Inhalt. Skype on Tuesday that it added the ability to send and receive photos in the new version 4.1 of its iPhone and iPad apps. According to the , Photo Sharing for iOS was "a frequently requested feature."
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Marvell to sell SSD accelerator adapters
Premium-Inhalt. Marvell that will act as I/O accelerators or cache in order to boost the performance and resiliency of consumer-class solid-state drives (SSDs).
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Inside Facebook's Hackathons: 5 Tips For Hosting Your Own
Premium-Inhalt. The only rule of Facebook hackathons is you can't work on work.
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Sprint expands LTE to Baltimore; downloads measured at 15Mbps
Premium-Inhalt. Sprint 4G engineering manager Viet chu shows off a new Alcatel Lucent router for LTE service in Baltimore. (Image: Matt Hamblen) BALTIMORE -- Sprint officials showed off new 4G LTE cellular service today in Baltimore, the carrier's 16th market in the U.S. to get the technology.
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Epson WorkForce Pro WP-4590: Low-Cost Corporate Laser Alternative
Premium-Inhalt. The Epson WorkForce Pro WP-4590 works quickly and uses cheap ink, but it isn't available through normal retail channels. It's aimed at large businesses that value service and a low total cost of ownership over a low purchase price. Priced at $500 (as of August 13, 2012), the WP-4590 comes with a three-year warranty and is sold only through VARs and other corporate channels. Consumers who are tired of PIB (Printers in Black) might also appreciate this unit's friendlier putty and light-gray coloring.
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Engine Yard now offers Node.js
Premium-Inhalt. Paving the way for more server-side use of JavaScript, platform-as-a-service (PaaS) provider Engine Yard has added the Node.js library to its collection of hosted Web application tools.
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Apple-Samsung jury told not to upgrade gadgets received as evidence
Premium-Inhalt. Jurors hearing arguments between Apple and Samsung have been warned not to accept software updates or install apps on mobile gadgets they receive while deliberating the merits of the patent-infringement case.