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Windows Phone 7 will crush Apple iOS by 2015: IDC

Microsofts Windows Phone 7 will surpass Research In Motions (RIMs) BlackBerry and Apples iOS to become the second-ranked smartphone operating system in the world by 2015, according to a new report from research firm IDC. Much of that gain will come courtesy of Microsofts recent partnership with Nokia, which will see Windows Phone 7 ported onto the latters devices. Up until the launch of Windows... By

Strategic vision will be key for firms by 2016

Enterprise Architecture (EA) is a key strategic initiative, as the majority of practitioners have shifted their focus to their business's strategic vision, not focusing on the IT organisation alone, according to Gartner. By 2016, 30% of EA efforts will be supported as a collaboration between business and IT, up from 9% in early 2011."The discipline of EA has passed a tipping point where... By

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Intel ships new 320 line of SSDs for PCs

The SSD 320, the next generation of Intel's client product line for use in desktop and notebook PCs, is targeted at devices for mainstream consumers, corporate IT or PC enthusiasts who want a performance boost over conventional hard disk drives, Intel marketing executive Pete Hazen said. The new drives, designed to replace Intel's current X25-M SATA SSD and are more than twice as fast doing... By

Google may sell LG's Nexus Honeycomb tablet

Google has reportedly tapped phone maker LG to build an Android 3.0 "Honeycomb" for the search engine's Nexus brand, which has been accorded to two smartphone lines to date. Citing a report from Russian blog Mobile Review, Boy Genius Report said that the Nexus tablet would be used as Google's base for development when it's launched in mid-summer or early fall. "It is important to keep in mind... By

NSN, Juniper conducts 100G trial

New Delhi: Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) and Juniper have recently conducted 100 Gbps interoperability testing between Optical Transport Network (OTN) equipment and the routers. The trial was conducted to test seamless inter-working on NSNs hi T 7300 DWDM platform and Junipers T1600 core router, using the native 100 Gbps Ethernet interface. Commercial roll-out for 100G on Nokia Siemens Networks... By

The new face of Zero

Over the past few years, enterprises have invested in making their datacentres more efficient and optimising them through server consolidation. This works almost as an antidote to the earlier server sprawl. The fundamental behind implementing virtualisation is that it optimises the servers hardware resources, thereby decreasing costs related to maintenance, utility power, support and additional... By

Now, transfer files on Apple devices

Apple iOS device owners can use their iPad 2, iPad, iPhone and iPod touch to view, transfer and save files from their PCs and Macs with the newest update to LogMeIn Ignition, the top-grossing third-party iPad app of 2010.The newest version from LogMeIn adds file functions to Ignitions remote control capabilities. It is the first iOS app to combine remote control with file management. The app is... By

Simmtronics launches H-61 motherboard globally

Reports indicate that Simmtronics Semiconductors Ltd. has become the first company to launch the latest Intel Chipset based H61 motherboards SIMM- INT H61 (V1) globally. This motherboard is manufactured at Simmtronics Roorkee Plant in India, which is a state of the art manufacturing facility. As per the company, the motherboard uses all high quality components and is tested indepth at... By

Enterprise social media gets rejigged

Microblogging in the enterprise attempts to harness the power of Twitter and Facebook-like activity streams of social networking in a private, secure business setting. Quick hitting what am I doing now comments mingle with files and followers in a fast flowing river of information. The emerging question for IT managers is can social collaboration tools solve business problems and provide access... By

New OpenOffice.org Suite: Fails to impress

The OpenOffice.org suite may be in danger of becoming an also-ran among office-productivity suites, but not for any lack of capabilities or features. The 3.3 release of the suite debuted at the end of January, shortly after the release of its fraternal twin, LibreOffice 3.3, and is as polished as one might expect in a set of applications that have been under development in one form or another... By