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Yahoo to close its music store
In
yet another glaring setback for proponents of Digital Rights Management (DRM),
Yahoo has emailed customers of its Yahoo! Music Store mid-week to tell them
that it will be closing for good. Read more...
Apple's MobileMe in a tangle
Apple
launched MobileMe, the successor to its .Mac service with great fanfare two
weeks ago. Among other features, its
touted ability to keep the emails, calendars and address books in sync Read more...
Microsoft eyeing Notes customers
Microsoft
has thrown down the gauntlet and declared that it is seeking five million Lotus
Notes customers to switch to Microsoft's own collaboration tools. According to COO Kevin Turner, the Read more...
VMware will make ESXi hypervisor free
Effective
July 28, VMware will be making its ESXi hypervisor available for free. This aggressive move comes as a direct
counter to Microsoft's efforts to propagate its own Hyper-V hypervisor, Read more...
Exploit code for DNS flaw released
Exploit
code for a much touted flaw in the Domain Name System (DNS) has been
released. This Read more...
Broadband penetration in U.S. to reach 77 percent by 2012; Intel unveils eight new System-on-Chips;
> Broadband penetration in U.S. to reach 77 percent of households by 2012. Article> Microsoft Read more...
VMware wants to bring virtualization into the cloud
VMware is moving to create virtual environments for cloud computing infrastructures. The promise of cloud computing is that enterprises can offload their IT infrastructure requirements to external Read more...
Protect your network from rogue employees
With every business and government organization dependent on their IT networks, full protection from both outside intruders and inside mischief makers is absolutely essential. The City of San Read more...