Google hat auf der I/O 2011 ein integriertes Angebot aus Hard- und Software-as-a-Service für Firmen zum Kampfpreis angekündigt. …mehr
Mit ihrem Internet-Programm ist die Piratenpartei in kurzer Zeit zur größten außerparlamentarischen Opposition geworden. …mehr
Die Hamburger Digital-Agentur SinnerSchrader kauft den Berliner App-Spezialisten TIC-mobile GmbH und will das Geschäftsfeld Mobile in den kommenden Jahren stark ausbauen. …mehr
Community trifft Big Business: Der am Mittwoch eröffnete LinuxTag in Berlin führt Programmierer von Freiwilligen-Projekten wie Debian mit Experten von IBM, Google oder Microsoft zusammen. …mehr
EBay-Kunden haften nicht, wenn jemand anderes unter ihrem Namen Angebote ins Internet stellt. …mehr
Der Suchmaschinen-Gigant gibt sich mit dem Erfolg seines Smartphone-Systems im Mobilfunkmarkt nicht zufrieden. …mehr
Welche Gefahren lauern auf Nutzer von Android-Telefonen? Sind Viren ein Thema? Wie schützen Sie Ihr Telefon vor Fremden und Dieben? Wir beantworten diese Fragen und geben Ihnen Tipps für den sicheren Umgang mit Android. …mehr
Sigmas A.P.O. SGMRF3 Maus lässt sich frei im Raum bewegen. Die Steuerung erfolgt über einen Trackball. …mehr
Der Aufwärtstrend beim Jenaer Softwareanbieter Intershop hält an. …mehr
Google erwartet offenbar keinen guten Ausgang einer Ermittlung des US-Justizministeriums im Zusammenhang mit dem Hauptgeschäftsfeld Online-Werbung. …mehr
Mit der Übernahme von Kendox will der ERP-Anbieter Wilken sein Portfolio in Sachen Informations-Management verstärken. …mehr
Experten von Symantec haben eine Sicherheitslücke bei Facebook entdeckt, über die speziell Werbetreibende theoretisch auf die Daten von Nutzern zugreifen konnten. …mehr
Der rasant wachsende Internetkonzern Google lässt sich seinen neuesten Campus vom Architekturbüro Ingenhoven entwerfen. …mehr
Der Mobilfunkbetreiber Freenet hat im ersten Quartal die Erwartungen übertroffen. …mehr
Google rüstet seinen Android Market mit Filmen und Musik kräftig auf und tritt damit gegen iTunes und Amazon an. …mehr
Wie kann ein Informatiker, der im Studium ständig gearbeitet hat, seine Erfahrung zu Geld machen? …mehr
Im Epson Aculaser CX16NF sitzt ein vermeintlich langsames Multi-Pass-Druckwerk. Trotzdem erreichte das Kombigerät recht gute Werte in den Tempoläufen. Wie es sich in puncto Qualität, Austattung und Verbrauch schlug, klärt der Test. …mehr
Der TFT-Bildschirm Brilliance 234CL2 ist ein Flachbildschirm mit Full-HD-Auflösung. Der 23-Zoll-Monitor besticht durch sein elegantes Design. …mehr
Acer packt beim Aspire Z5710 einen Rechner mit Core i3, 500-GB-Festplatte und DVD-Brenner in einen 23-Zoll-Bildschirm, der sich per Finger bedienen lässt. …mehr
Goodbye Mainframe, hello Blades. So lässt sich die Strategie der Baywa zusammenfassen. Der Umbau der IT-Landschaft spart unter anderem Wartungsaufwand. …mehr
Efforts are under way in Hong Kong to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) adopt infocommunications technology (ICT) faster. With the help of Hong Kong's software association, SMEs are given the opportunity to participate in a free online trading platform where they can avail of ICT services at lower costs. …mehr
While Google currently does not see any conflict between its Android vision for tablets and smartphones and its , a company official acknowledged today that there is potential for such a conflict in the future. …mehr
Google co-founder Sergey Brin said and other traditional PC operating systems are "torturing users" at Google's Chrome OS launch event Wednesday, where the company claimed 75% of business users can be converted from Windows to Chrome OS right away. …mehr
The expansion of Android from smartphones to tablets, TVs and desktop computers impressed developers attending the Google I/O conference, with one attendee predicting that Google's other operating system – Chrome OS – is doomed. …mehr
Google Inc. took a $500-million reserve in connection with a Justice Department investigation of its online advertising program, the internet giant reported in a that made adjustments to its first quarter earnings. …mehr
Wizard101, the popular MMO based on wizardry and magic, is announcing a new expansion to their online world, with music composed by pop star Nick Jonas of the Jonas Brothers. …mehr
A prototype touchscreen on show at the conference in Vancouver can change from slippery to sticky depending on what's happening on the screen. …mehr
When the power goes out on a dark evening, it's pretty annoying to have to scramble about to find candles, especially so if you don't have a flashlight. So how would it sound if you could run LED lights without and electrical power or batteries, and using household objects such as paper and salt water? …mehr
I've got a pretty cherry Windows Media Center setup in my living room: slimline HP system that fits neatly in the entertainment center, , and some decent speakers. I've been a mostly happy camper with it. (I'll explain the "mostly" part in a future post.) If only I could access all this media goodness from one of the other TVs in my house. …mehr
Google used its latest doodle to not only celebrate the 117th birthday of American dancer and choreographer Martha Graham, but also to highlight the company's desire to make the Web more dynamic. …mehr
LAS VEGAS -- Current networks inhibit large-scale data centers, which require , a Juniper official said during his keynote address at the conference today. …mehr
Finance executives at U.S. corporations remain optimistic about the next 12 months, as the large gains in the profits they expect balance out their concerns about energy cost rises and inflation. That's the conclusion of the quarterly "" by Baruch College's Zicklin School of Business and Financial Executives International, although the survey did detect a slight slippage in measurements of both optimism about U.S. economy, and optimism about their own companies, compared to last year's fourth quarter. …mehr
The time, where does it go? It was only a year ago today, May 11, 2010, that we , starting our journey of a thousand steps with nothing but a robot Steve Jobs and a dream. And here we are, 365 days later, still bringing you the best in cured, hickory-smoked links from around the Web. …mehr
LAS VEGAS – A service is like an airliner - even though it can experience devastating crashes that affect many people, like , it’s still safer than driving your own car… or IT infrastructure. …mehr
Electronic cigarette maker is trying to put the social back into smoking with its new "socially aware" packs of reusable smokes. The new cigarettes feature built-in networking connections that allow users to exchange info wirelessly with other smokers. …mehr
A recent study revealed that small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are still cautious in adopting cloud computing even as large companies have shown interests in the new technology. …mehr
Perhaps it is ironic that the U.S. government antitrust oversight of Microsoft on the very same week that Google unveiled its Chromebook. …mehr
South Korea's Correctional Facilities is bringing healthcare services to prisoners in four remote facilities through a telepresence system it recently installed. …mehr
Netbooks are so formulaic these days, it's difficult to stand out from the crowd. Samsung, in a small way, has managed that with the $330 (price as of May 11, 2011) NC110. With only the standard 10.1-inch display, the typical 250GB hard drive, and the usual accoutrements, the NC110 instead makes an impression through a combination of styling, battery life, and software. Unfortunately, it also stands out as a slow performer. …mehr
The carrier with the most spectrum says that it doesn't have enough to build out a nationwide LTE network. …mehr
Research In Motion's (RIM) first tablet PC, the BlackBerry PlayBook, was released in the United States and Canada almost a month ago, on April 19. Whether you ran right out to your local electronics retailer to pick up a PlayBook and you haven't put it down since, or you just nabbed a RIM tablet of your own today, you're sure to benefit from the following seven PlayBook tips and tricks. …mehr
The July 2011 edition of the UK's magazine features a lengthy article on , most of which promptly got excitedly . Much of the information comes straight from the lips of the developers, and there's a lot of juicy details here, many of which could be classed as spoilers. Read on if you want to know more, or turn away and pretend you never saw this article if you want to come to the new game with a clear mind. …mehr
Wondering just how much you're worth? If so, the could provide some answers. The survey covers finance and accounting positions in the UK, Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific and South Africa. Robert Walters is a New York-based recruitment consultancy with offices in 20 countries. …mehr
Google spent much of the second day of the Google I/O event and the unveiling the . The Web-centric netbooks are an ambitious attempt to fundamentally change the way people compute, and could possibly replace your traditional laptop...if you let it. …mehr
Microsoft's $8.5 billion could profoundly influence a set of collaboration and conferencing technologies called Unified Communications (UC) that have taken years to catch on, analysts said Thursday. …mehr
A programming bug on Facebook's website may have accidentally given advertisers and others access to a treasure trove of personal information, according to security researchers at Symantec. …mehr
While many of us Google I/O attendees were by that Google was launching its own cloud-based music service, we were excited to learn that every one of us would be getting a priority invite to the service. As a big music nerd, I was excited to give it a test spin. Can Google do music? Read on to find out. …mehr
A few weeks ago, I grabbed an tablet to replace my aging first-generation iPad. (Personally, I find the Iconia a better value than the , and I'm addicted to Android's widget support.) Not surprisingly, the Android Market features a pretty short list of tablet-worthy apps, but that list is growing. Here are three excellent productivity freebies that work great on Android Honeycomb slates. …mehr
Those attempting to follow the Dodd-Frank regulatory process would do well to note the departure of FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair -- and to read the tea leaves for any change in future emphasis on the part of the regulator. …mehr
Virtualizing and consolidating data-center servers provides such clear a financial benefit that there are few companies of any size, in any industry that shouldn't virtualize at least some of their servers and applications, industry analysts say. But companies that start virtualization projects looking for cost savings, without planning for a second phase of migration that requires spending more on new tools than the project might save in short-term costs, will get stuck in phase one -- saving money on hardware, but getting only a fraction of the benefit of the virtualization products they've bought, analysts add. …mehr