Motorola unveils ES400, aims corporate customers

Motorola Incorporation recently unveiled the new mobile phone ES400 for its corporate users. This mobile phone is based on the Microsoft's Window's Mobile 6.5 software. Sprint Nextel Corporation, the U.S No. 3 in the mobile operator category will sell this new phone to the

Dell Unveils Colorful Inspiron Laptops

Dell today announced U.S. availability of the sleek new Inspiron R laptops first launched a few months ago in parts of the world such as Australia and India.

Intel's Westmere-EX to Include More Cores

Intel's next-generation processor code-named Westmere-EX may include more cores than the company's current server chips, according to the title of a paper about the chip announced on Sunday.
Intel will present a paper, called "Westmere-EX: A 20 Thread Server CPU," at the Hot Chips 22 conference , which will be held at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California between August 22 and 24.
That tops the previous high of 16 threads in a CPU achieved by some Nehalem-EX CPUs with eight cores. Westmere-EX processors will succeed Nehalem-EX, which are able to run two threads

Still running Windows XP SP2? Why?

OK, I get why many Windows users haven't moved from XP to Windows 7. For one thing, while you can upgrade some XP PCs to Windows 7, chances are you really need to buy a new PC. And, whether you're just buying a new PC for yourself or a few thousand for your company, cash is tight these days. But, why the heck is anyone still running XP SP2!?

I was shocked to see that, according to security risk and compliance management provider Qualys, that half of its corporate customers were still using Windows XP SP2.

Android vs. iPhone: 5 Battlefields

Apple's iPhone and Google's Android smartphones are getting set for another epic battle next week as these two titans of the smartphone industry show off their latest devices.

First, on June 23 the Axis of Don't Be Evil composed of Google, Verizon, and Adobe will announce the next wave of Android-based Motorola Droid devices. Then a day later on June 24, the Tenacious Tandem of Apple and AT&T launch the iPhone 4, the latest iteration of the popular smartphone, in the United States (the device will also launch internationally on June 24 in France,

Computer Deal of the Weak - Toshiba Satellite A665

                                 

If you have a student going to college next year of are looking for an affordable laptop for yourself, then the new Toshiba Satellite A665 for $600 from Best Buy is a good choice for you and your son. The 15.6-inch laptop uses the new Intel Core i3-330m dual core processor, 4GB of DDR3 memory, 500GB Hard Drive, DVD -burner, Intel HD integrated Graphics, 802.11a.g/n wireeless and Windows 7 Home Premium 0perating system.

Dell Vostro 3300

Processor:

Processor class --------------------   Intel Core i5

Processor Model--------------------  M520

Processor Speed-------------------  2400MHz

Did Apple Update Mac's Malware Protection--But Not Tell Anyone?

Perhaps Microsoft isn't alone in issuing some security patches on the down-low. A new report from security software makerSophos claims that Apple this week silently updated anti-malware protection in its Mac OS X operating system. In fact, the patch was so hush-hush that Apple failed to mention it in either the release notes or security bulletin that came with its Mac OS X 10.6.4 upgrade, which included the mysterious security fix.
Sophos senior technology consultant Graham Cluley, in a Friday blog post, asserts that Apple quietly patched the Mac's malware protection to thwart a backdoor Trojan horse that could allow hackers to control an iMac or MacBook remotely.

Verizon's Droid X: Everything There Is To Know

Well, gang, it's official: The next Droid is almost here.
Verizon confirmed the existence of a new Motorola-made Android phone called the Droid X on Thursday. A newly launched section of Verizon's Web site teases the device, showing an image of the phone along with the caption: "The Next Generation of Does: Droid Does."
Verizon's site says the Droid X has a 4.3-inch display, HDMI output, and the ability to capture 720-pixel video. (The site originally said "720p screen" but was later changed, presumably as a clarification, to say "captures 720p.")
The new info falls in line with a Verizon Wireless media event scheduled for next Wednesday, June 23 -- yes, the day before that other high-profile smartphone will be released. Executives from Verizon, Google, Motorola, and Adobe are all slated to speak at the invitation-only affair, entitled "Unleashing the Next Generation of Droid."
Officially, that's all we know. Unofficially, there's a whole other world of information.

Latest Mac OS X version still needs Adobe update

New cyber security threats facing the public sector

The US government is investing heavily in cyber security after therecent attacks on Google pushed the issue of targeted internet security breaches up the agenda.