The latest from twitter
- Virtual-desktop integration touches all professions
- Microsoft prepping 17 patches for 64 holes
- Who will profit from NFC, mobile payments?
- Microsoft wants different standard in patent fight
- FCC proposes rules for cell phone signal boosters
- Calculating the net worth of a dragon
- Verizon 3G iPad 2 owners report reboot problem
- Expedia to split into two companies
- Divestiture: When your carrier leaves you (FAQ)
| Virtual-desktop integration touches all professions | Top |
| Virtual-desktop integration is hot, not only with IT practitioners, but with professionals of many stripes. | |
| Microsoft prepping 17 patches for 64 holes | Top |
| Patch Tuesday next week will see fixes for vulnerabilities in Windows, Office, Internet Explorer, Visual Studio, .NET Framework, and GDI+. | |
| Who will profit from NFC, mobile payments? | Top |
| Cell-phone makers, carriers, banks, and even Google have something to gain from you swapping out your wallet for your mobile phone. | |
| Microsoft wants different standard in patent fight | Top |
| The software giant files a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court seeking to lower the evidentiary standard in its patent dispute with i4i. | |
| FCC proposes rules for cell phone signal boosters | Top |
| Rather than approving a CTIA request to ban cell phone signal boosters, the FCC at its regular meeting proposed tighter rules for how the products can be used. | |
| Calculating the net worth of a dragon | Top |
| The math is above my head, but the numbers check out: Smaug, from The Hobbit, would be worth $8.6 billion--if he were alive. Welcome to the Forbes Fictional 15, a list of the top fake billionaires. | |
| Verizon 3G iPad 2 owners report reboot problem | Top |
| Owners of the Wi-Fi + 3G versions of iPad 2 are complaining that they must reboot their devices if they want to connect to 3G after previously switching the feature off. | |
| Expedia to split into two companies | Top |
| The travel firm announces today that it will become two separate entities, Expedia and TripAdvisor. It expects to complete the spin-off in the third quarter of 2011. | |
| Divestiture: When your carrier leaves you (FAQ) | Top |
| Coverage changes and higher prices aren't the only possible consequences of T-Mobile-AT&T merger. Some customers may find that the combined carrier no longer offers service in their area. | |
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