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 Windows 8 Will Come in Four Versions After years of criticism that the OS came in too many different editions, Microsoft's move should eliminate much of the confusion. Share:   |  Google Says It Had Sun's Full Support in Building Android Google built Android using parts of Java that didn't require a license and it had the full support of Sun Microsystems in doing so, a lawyer for Google said in... Share: | BYOD: "The Inmates of the Asylum Have Control" Influx of personal mobile devices to the corporate network is raising security concerns for IT pros. Share: | 6 Standout Smartphones for Prepaid Plans Prepaid smartphones were once both lower-cost and lower-quality, but lately they're becoming a viable alternative for many users. Share: | Leaked Office 15 Video Touts Cloud Features Microsoft seems eager to take on Google Docs and Apple's iCloud with its own online sync features in Office 15. Share: | New Software Exposes iOS, Android App Performance Problems Inputs and outputs from iOS and Android apps are monitored and analyzed in real time by Aternity tools. Share: | Microsoft and Openness: Can It Really Commit? Redmond's new Open Technologies subsidiary will require making a "radical shift," Red Hat warns. Share: | Open for Business: It's the Year of the Corporate App Store As smartphone and tablet usage skyrockets, IT seeks a way to distribute its own apps. Share: | Red Hat's Reaction to Microsoft's Open-source Spinoff: Welcome! (mostly) Microsoft's new Open Technologies unit to advance company's interests in the open-source market Share: | 'High Performance' Emerges in Cloud Offerings SoftLayer introduces HPC offering to support increasingly sophisticated tasks. Share: | Carrier 'Bill Shock' is IT's Problem The new iPad with 4G LTE support raises questions about how to control usage costs, with some arguing IT should enforce real-time device monitoring to prevent fees from spiking when employees are on the road. Share: | Tech Groups Push for More Open Gov't Data The U.S. government still publishes data in too many formats and requires contractors or grant recipients to send it information in multiple formats, according to a new coalition of tech vendors. Share: | Dirty IT Jobs: Grime and Punishment Flame wars, leakage, nasty Polish texting -- six more tales of dirty duty in IT. Share: | 3G and 4G Wireless Speed Showdown: Which Networks Are Fastest? We tested 3G and 4G wireless data transfer speeds--indoors and out--for AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon, at multiple locations in 13 major cities. Here's what we found. Share: | 3G and 4G Wireless Service in 13 U.S. Cities How did the four major carriers perform in our testing of 3G and 4G wireless service in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New Orleans, New York, San Francisco, San Jose, Seattle, and Washington, D.C.? Check out our city-by-city performance charts. Share: | Hackers Ramping up Attacks Against Tibetan Activists Hackers are ramping up their attacks against Tibetan activists and are using increasingly sophisticated techniques to deliver malware, according to researchers... Share: | Austrian Police Arrest 15-year-old Suspected of 259 Hack Attacks Austrian police have arrested a 15-year-old suspected of 259 hack attacks in three months, they said Monday. The youth has confessed, the Federal Criminal Police... Share: | HP: Oracle Executives Believed Sun Acquisition Was a Mistake Oracle decided on an aggressive strategy against Hewlett-Packard's Itanium servers after sales of competing Sun's Sparc servers had been in a free fall, and... Share: | Toshiba to Buy IBM's Retail Point-of-Sale Business for US$850 Million Toshiba said Tuesday it will purchase IBM's retail point-of-sale (POS) business for US$850 million, with the Japanese company taking over the hardware business... Share: | Five Free Programs Every Business Owner Should Use From protecting your PCs from malware to managing all your human-resources needs, these apps work minor miracles without opening your wallet. Share: | |  | | Sponsored Downloads | | Spotmau PowerSuite Golden Edition 2012Daily PC maintenance and emergency rescue program. An all-in-one solution to solve all your computer problems in an easy way! Optimize and boost your Windows performance; repair and clean the Windows registry and system, eliminate Windows freeze and hang. Fix your computer to be as "fresh" as the day you got it. (Compatibility: Windows 95/98/ME, NT/2000, XP, Vista, 7) PCWorld newsletter subscribers, use discount code SPOT-B3OR for 30% off! | | Tweet WhistleIncrease your targeted followers with an affordable Twitter marketing solution that can also automate your Twitter posts, send follows, send unfollows, send messages, and much more. A must-have tool for anyone serious about promoting online business or a Twitter account. (Compatibility: Windows NT/2000, XP,OS X - Macintosh, Vista, 7) Discount code THET-Y0H7-WOFF gets you 25% off! |  | |
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