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Review: WriteMonkey
SOFTWARE REVIEWS
Review: WriteMonkey
Today we are taking a look at the WriteMonkey word processing software.
On 12/9/2012 by Bozo Kauric... Comments (0) Read more
BeiDou: Meet Star Wars - The Chinese Version
SECURITY, BUSINESS NEWS
BeiDou: Meet Star Wars - The Chinese Version
China has a navigation service that is touted to be a GPS for civilian use, but the camouflage tactic isn't working. The Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) based in the United States (GPS) hasn't been to China's liking.
On 12/28/2011 by Darleen Hartley... Comments (0) Read more
Oracle pulls the plug on Open Office
SOFTWARE, BUSINESS NEWS
Oracle pulls the plug on Open Office
In a rather short statement - the software outfit announced on Friday to discontinue the commerial version of Open Office. They also want to move OpenOffice.org to a "purely community-based open source project".
On 4/18/2011 by Marcus Pollice... Comments (0) Read more
Denmark waves Good Bye to Microsoft formats
ENTERPRISE, SOFTWARE, BUSINESS NEWS
Denmark waves Good Bye to Microsoft formats
Denmark Parliament made a surprising decision earlier today. From April 2011 onwards, Denmark government offices will save all of their documents in ODF format [Open Document Format].
On 2/3/2010 by Daniela Kustre... Comments (0) Read more
IBM survey busts Cloud Computing bubble with a "security" pin?
CLOUD COMPUTING, SECURITY, BUSINESS ANALYSIS
IBM survey busts Cloud Computing bubble with a "security" pin?
IBM released findings from the 2009 X-Force Mid-Year Trend and Risk Report. While the name X-Force The report showed an extraordinary number of security threats across all facets of the web.
On 8/28/2009 by Chris Barton... Comments (0) Read more
T-mobile data hacked, claims nothing lost
SECURITY, BUSINESS NEWS
T-mobile data hacked, claims nothing lost

This past weekend hackers posted a message on the Full Disclosure vulnerability message board and claimed they had stolen confidential documents, programs, and financial data from T-Mobile’s servers.
On 6/10/2009 by Thomas Gordon... Comments (0) Read more
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