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Emirates in-flight wi-fi and telemetry
- Managing Editor 20 Nov 2012 -
Video review: Microsoft Surface tablet
- Managing Editor 02 Nov 2012 -
Windows 8: worth the wait?
- Managing Editor 01 Nov 2012
I have been a guest of Emirates today at its network control centre in Dubai, I am currently on an Airbus A380 flying back to the UK.There is Wi-Fi on this flight, which is connecting via satellite ...
The £399 Surface is Microsoft's first foray into PC hardware. The tablet device runs Windows RT, which means it is unable to use x86 applications. This is a bit limiting if you would like your own ...
Windows 8 is out, the Microsoft Store in New York is open and Surface has surfaced. Times are certainly changing for Microsoft as it takes aim at Apple with a consumer friendly device and OS. ...
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Oracle pushes proprietary, but can it keep ahead in hardware?
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Can Microsoft bridge the enterprise world with consumer space
- Managing Editor 20 Sep 2012 -
Calling Apple: Are you good for business?
- Managing Editor 11 Sep 2012 -
Java exploit questions Oracle's security
- Managing Editor 29 Aug 2012 -
Enterprise ready? Samsung 700T running Windows 8
- Managing Editor 23 Aug 2012 -
Is Oracle's Red Stack a total lock-in
- Managing Editor 08 Aug 2012 -
Weapons of Mass Distraction
- Managing Editor 25 Jul 2012
Oracle is well and truly pushing engineered (ie proprietary) systems.Speaking yesterday in London, Oracle president Mark Hurd claimed that Oracle's vertically integrated stack combining hardware, ...
For many years, Microsoft has been building its credentials in the enterprise with Windows Server, providing an alternative to costly Unix systems. It has taken over 20 years since it divorced IBM ...
An article on Forbes has quoted the latest research from Forrester, which predicts Apple will sell $7 billion worth of Macs and $10 billion of iPads in the enterprise in 2012. Forrester analyst ...
Oracle has said "no comment" to the question I posed on when it would release a patch for a serious security hole in its Java runtime environment, that is currently being exploited.At the time of ...
During the summer Microsoft gave developers who attended its TechEd developer's conference a Samsung 700T tablet preloaded with a pre-release version of Windows 8 to try out. The new operating ...
I met John Abel, chief technology architect for Oracle EMEA today, to talk about Oracle's so-called "red stack". Far from being an Oracle-only strategy, Abel said Oracle's main objective with the ...
English: HCCH 4F Meeting Room (Photo credit: Wikipedia)In this guest blog post, Neil Colquhoun, business sales director, Epson UK, writes about how CIOs and IT managers can improve meeting room ...
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Podcast interview: Adriana Karaboutis, global CIO, Dell on summer interns
- Managing Editor 26 Jun 2012 -
Forrester: the risk of using big suppliers
- Managing Editor 20 Jun 2012 -
Mobile OS standardisation
- Managing Editor 11 Jun 2012 -
How to boost Windows 7
- Managing Editor 07 Jun 2012 -
Can the internet survive in its present form?
- Managing Editor 30 May 2012
In this podcast recorded at the Forrester CIO Summit in Paris, Adriana Karaboutis, global CIO at Dell explains how her IT management team learns from summer interns. She says, "The Gen Ys have ...
Among the sessions at Forrester's CIO Forum Emea, was one that looked at sourcing, and in particular, the role of the big system integrators (SIs).According to Forrester the major US, Indian and ...
The long hot summer of 1977, the Queen's Silver Jubilee, Mungo Jerry sang about being in the summertime and the two Steve's revamped their first Apple computer.Apple brought out its amazing home ...
Some people may hold out for Windows 8, but my Windows 7 laptop has started running seriously slow. It's a Sony Vaio and less than 18 months old, but now Windows takes ages to boot-up and ...
Gartner vice president Steve Prentice came to Computer Weekly's office to discuss the future of the internet. He is speaking to CIOs about what happens if the internet changes radically. "We now ...