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Live Webcast: Turn a Limited VPN Connection into Anytime, Anywhere Remote Access
While overcoming legacy VPN deployment barriers is certainly no party, implementing a simple and efficient remote-access solution can tangibly increase employee productivity without burdening IT. Join this live TechRepublic Webcast to hear from...
Webcast, 2008-01-10
Tags: VPNs, Telecommunications, Remote Access, Citrix Systems Inc., Webcast, VPN, Networking
Images: Favorite views of Saturn
Members of Ciclops, hardcore fans of Saturn and the Cassini probe, voted on their favorite images returned from the ringed planet. by CNET News.com...
Image gallery, 2008-01-06
Tags: TechRepublic Inc., CNET News.com
Danica Patrick talks racing tech at CES 2008
When companies come to CES, many draw a crowd with movie stars, professional athletes, and even a band or two. Indy car driver Danica Patrick was at GoDaddy.com's tent, where TechRepublic's Jason Hiner caught up with her. Danica explained the...
Video, 2008-01-09
Tags: Consumer Electronics Show, Movie, CES2008, CES, geekend, gadgets, show, conference, godaddy.com, danica patrick, racing, TechRepublic Inc.
Photos: Gates' last call at CES?
Microsoft's chairman gives what is likely his last keynote address at CES. He measures humor with a serious look at the future. by CNET News.com...
Image gallery, 2008-01-07
Tags: CNET News.com, Photograph, Microsoft Corp., TechRepublic Inc., Consumer Electronics Show
CES 2008 Unveiled: Samsung, Logitech, NETGEAR and AMD
During the CES Unveiled event, Bill Detwiler got a sneak peak at some of the devices and technology vendors will showcase during CES 2008. Bill looked at Samsung's Ubicell femtocell base station, several products from Logitech and Netgear, and AMD's...
Video, 2008-01-06
Tags: Consumer Electronics Show, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Home Networking, Personal Technology, CES2008, CES, geekend, gadgets, show, conference, samsung, logitech, netgear, AMD, ubicell, wireless, mobile, Networking
Live Webcast: Invisible Attackers: Stop the Bot
Massive distributed-denial-of-service (DDoS) and phishing attacks get the headlines, but invisible attackers pose a far more common threat to your network. This live 60-minute TechWiseTV video broadcast from Cisco on January 10 will show you how...
Webcast, 2008-01-10
Tags: TechWiseTV, Cisco Systems Inc., Bot, Attacker, Webcast, Security
Sanity check: Will startups or big companies have a bigger impact on tech in 2008?
For the past four decades, the tech industry has had a romantic infatuation with startups. Much of that is due to the fact that many of today's biggest billion dollar tech giants began as fledgling startups in basements and garages. In the 1970s and...
Blog, 2008-01-06
Tags: Internet, Truth, Software, Jason Hiner, Enterprise Software, Marketing, Groupware, Channel Management, Web 2.0, Start-up
Uncover Windows XP's built-in image resizing utility
If you've ever had to resize a group of digital picture files, you've likely launched your image editing program and then resized each image individually -- this is an extremely time-consuming task. Windows XP has a built-in image resizing utility...
Blog, 2008-01-08
Tags: Greg Shultz, Software, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows, Dialog Box, built-In
CES 2008 Pre-show news and predictions
TechRepublics Bill Detwiler, Jason Hiner, and Shawn Morton jumpstart TechRepublic's CES 2008 coverage with a late-night, pre-show rap session. They explain their strategy for covering the more than 2,700 vendors, discuss the impact Warner Bros....
Video, 2008-01-06
Tags: geekend, mobile, wireless, CES, ces2008, Human Resources, Home Entertainment, Personal Technology, Telecommunications, Telecom & Utilities, Consumer Electronics, DVD, Workforce Management, TechRepublic Inc., Consumer Electronics Show, consumer tech, gadgets, show, conference, hd dvd, blueray, telecom
Brand new year - Same old pet peeves
Well its New Year Resolution time and for a fleeting minute I thought about making one. It was going to be entitled, Im not going to let these things get to me this year. But the more I thought about it, the more I realized that it wasnt going to...
Blog, 2008-01-06
Tags: Notebooks & Tablets, Hardware, Notebooks, Life Example, Brand, Ramon Padilla
Bill Gates may have inadvertently revealed poor Vista sales
Bill Gates may have inadvertently revealed that Microsoft's flagship Windows Vista operating system is faring poorly compared to Windows XP. Gates, speaking at the CES (Consumer Electronics Show) this week in Las Vegas, boasted that Microsoft has...
Blog, 2008-01-08
Tags: Paul Mah, Sales, Software, Operating Systems, Sales Strategy, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Microsoft Windows Vista, Bill Gates, Consumer Electronics Show
Geek Trivia: Double (trouble) figures
When you see the word googleplex, odds are good that you have one of three reactions: What's a googleplex? Hey, that's Google's headquarters. Somebody doesn't know how to spell that number. Yes, as many of you undoubtedly are aware, Google,...
Blog, 2008-01-08
Tags: Jay Garmon
Practice Cisco router configuration using a free emulator
A few months ago, I wrote "Eight ways to strengthen your Cisco networking skills," and the second suggestion I listed for improving your abilities was to use a simulator. However, while simulators are useful, there's something even better that you...
Blog, 2008-01-10
Tags: Cisco IOS, Cisco Router, Router, Cisco Systems Inc., Emulator, Dynagen, Routers & Switches, Network Technology, Networking, David Davis
How do I... Remote desktop to a Windows XP PC from Windows Vista
Microsoft Windows Vista adds several layers of system security above and beyond what was used in Windows XP. In general, that is a good thing. However, those added layers of security sometimes interfere with an end user's experience. The Remote...
Blog, 2008-01-08
Tags: Desktop, PC, Remote Desktop, Microsoft Windows Vista, Remote Desktop Application, Consumer Adoption, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Microsoft Windows XP, Operating Systems, Software, Mark Kaelin
Photos: Motorola's new phones
The company touts the Rokr E8 music phone and Moto Z10 video phone as part of its plan to broaden its portfolio of products. by CNET News.com...
Image gallery, 2008-01-08
Tags: Cellular Phones, Telecom & Utilities, Phone, Photograph, TechRepublic Inc., ces2008, CNET News.com, cell phones, motorola, news, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics, Motorola Inc.
Sanity check: The top developments in business technology from CES 2008
While CES is primarily a consumer technology event, many of the products and announcements at the show also have important implications for business and IT. Here's my list of the top developments in business technology from CES 2008. NETGEAR...
Blog, 2008-01-13
Tags: Wi-Fi, Monitors & Displays, Tablets, Microsoft Windows, WiMAX, HP Tablet PC, DisplayLink, Intel MID, Intel Corp., NetGear, Hewlett-Packard Co., Device, Monitor, Consumer Electronics Show, Touch Screen, Notebooks, Wireless, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets, Components, Jason Hiner
Two ways to envision a project in order to select the correct resolution techniques
Every few months someone comes to me and asks for help with the same problem. They don't know it's the same problem. In fact, it manifests differently each and every time. Fortunately a wise old man once taught me the difference between...
Blog, 2008-01-13
Tags: Technique, Box, Project, Productivity, Shannon Kalvar
Interview coaching - don’t tell the employer he has warts
My brother in-law has been interviewing for a new position within his organization lately and he called me up last week for help with a particular question - "How would you improve the operations in our area?" This is one of those "Danger Will...
Blog, 2008-01-13
Tags: Direction, Question, Leadership, Strategy, Management, Ramon Padilla
I can't get a zero-length string in PL/SQL
One of the things I wind up doing a lot in my code is looping thru some data structure, say an HTML option list or a SQL result set, and concatenating the results into a single string so that it can be printed to a text file or an HTML stream. One...
Blog, 2008-01-13
Tags: Software/Web Development, Software Development, Databases, Programming Languages, selectedOptions, String, Comma, PL/SQL, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management, Rex Baldazo
Using gestures for input to electronic devices
From keyboards to wireless controllers for motion-sensing, the means for interacting with machines is undergoing a deep change. An excerpt from TechNewsWorld: In one demonstration by 3DV Systems at the International Consumer Electronics Show in...
Blog, 2008-01-13
Tags: Hardware, Personal Technology, Keyboards, Wireless, Games, Wi-Fi, Gesture, Peripherals, Arun Radhakrishnan
Hitachi, Fujitsu and Toshiba mulling over forming hard-drive company?
There are unconfirmed reports that Hitachi, Toshiba and Fujitsu may be in talks to form a company dedicated to hard drive and storage technologies. An excerpt from News.com: The new company would combine the limping hard drive divisions of...
Blog, 2008-01-13
Tags: Arun Radhakrishnan, Hardware, Storage, Toshiba Corp., Fujitsu Ltd., Hitachi Ltd., Hard Drive
New leader for Fedora Project
Paul Frields will be taking over leadership of Red Hat's Fedora project from Max Spevack. An excerpt from Redhat archives I am very pleased to announce that Paul Frields has accepted a job with Red Hat, and he will be taking over as Fedora...
Blog, 2008-01-13
Tags: Open Source, Paul Frields, Leader, Fedora Project, Red Hat Inc., Arun Radhakrishnan
Malware variants giving anti-virus firms a tough time
Anti-virus companies are finding it hard to keep up with the new variant of malicious applications sprucing up over the web. An excerpt from Ars Technica: The explosive growth in variant detection is another example of how the Storm worm and...
Blog, 2008-01-12
Tags: Antivirus, Malware, Cyberthreats, Spyware, Adware & Malware, Viruses And Worms, Security, Arun Radhakrishnan
Blame the sun if your cell phone reception is bad
The beginning of Solar Cycle 24 is finally here and that has implications for all of us. For example, anyone who uses a cell phone, GPS receiver, or satellite television may encounter more frequent reception problems, especially as the solar cycle...
Blog, 2008-01-12
Tags: Wireless, Network Technology, Advertising & Promotion, Satellite, Cell Phone, Radio, Storm, Phone, Sun, Earth, Marketing, Networking, Michael Kassner
Sites spewing trojans, stump security researchers
The Register reports on a large scale outbreak of malicious attacks originating from several hundreds of sites. An excerpt from Register: Over the past four days, 15 per cent of the blocked malicious traffic has come from just a few hundred...
Blog, 2008-01-12
Tags: Security, Web Technology, Spyware, Spyware, Adware & Malware, Site, Trojan Horse, Viruses And Worms, E-business/E-Commerce, Internet, Arun Radhakrishnan
Recognise the Value of the Helpdesk
Often the helpdesk is seen as a bit of a dead weight that the rest of the organisation has to carry. They cant write code, they cant configure routers or even run cables. So why do we put up with them? The way the helpdesk works is a key part...
Blog, 2008-01-12
Tags: Help Desk, Call Centers, It Operations, Jeff Dray
Renovating the Xerox brand
Xerox, the global document management firm and a pioneer in IT is undergoing a brand makeover to take it beyond the image of a copier company. An excerpt from BusinessWeek: A new corporate logo is the most visible change in the makeover that...
Blog, 2008-01-12
Tags: Marketing, Arun Radhakrishnan, Branding, Brand, Xerox Corp.
Green theme at CES 2008
Two products for charging mobile devices with sunlight and water are glimpses in the way things will emerge in future. An excerpt from PC World: Voltaic Systems' Generator briefcase, scheduled for release this spring at a not-so-cheap $599, lets...
Blog, 2008-01-12
Tags: Emerging Technologies, Fuel Cells, HydroPak, Hydrogen, Fuel Cell, Arun Radhakrishnan
CES 08: Jawbone gets into the press' ear
One of the best marketing gimmicks of CES was the Jawbone headset trade-in. If you took another manufacturer's Bluetooth headset to the Jawbone booth, Jawbone would give you one of their $119 headsets for free. This was a great way to get their...
Blog, 2008-01-11
Tags: Jawbone, Headset, Consumer Electronics Show, Shawn Morton
Interface design is security design
It is becoming popular to talk about dealing with people as a factor in security these days. The idea is that social factors contribute as much to security as technological factors. In other words, any security professional who only concerns...
Blog, 2008-01-11
Tags: Idea, Admin Account, Security, Chad Perrin
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