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Some owners of Apple’s new iPad have complained of weak wireless signals, dropped connections and slow surfing speeds, messages on the company’s support forum show. Although users have also reported problems with recharging their iPads from Windows-based PCs or synchronizing the tablet with other computers, Wi-Fi issues have garnered the most complaints, as tallied . . . → Read More: ipad working out kinks Taking a page from Apple. Microsoft has settled on the next two spots for its nascent retail effort http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-10406437-56.html , with the software giant planning to open outlets in Denver and San Diego.. Those two locations will join Scottsdale, Ariz., and Mission Viejo, Calif., as the only places where one can experience the Microsoft . . . → Read More: microsoft opens retails stores in some cities VMware officials objected to an assertion by IDC http://www.idc.com/getdoc.jsp;jsessionid=FT0ISDWWAPJ4SCQJAFDCFFAKBEAVAI WD?containerId=prUS21473108> that VMware has lost some of its industry-leading market share to Microsoft, claiming that Microsoft’s new Hyper-V product has barely made a dent in sales http://www.techworld.com.au/ . CRT installs, sells and supports both Microsoft hyper-V and Vmware products. http://www.techworld.com.au/article/264774/vmware_denies_microsoft_gaine d_market_share_its_expense
. . . → Read More: vmware denies market share losses Server virtualization market share http://searchservervirtualization.techtarget.com/news/article/0,289142, sid94_gci1376166,00.html> could be shifting as more organizations consider using Citrix Systems XenServer and Microsoft Hyper-V. A recent study by TheInfoPro showed that the XenServer and Hyper-V vs. VMware battle — historically dominated by VMware — is shifting in favor of Citrix and Microsoft. The survey found that two-thirds of . . . → Read More: another point of view on the virtualization wars Symantec Corp. (Nasdaq: SYMC) today announced the publication of its March 2010 MessageLabs Intelligence Report. Analysis of the origins of targeted attacks, malicious emails sent in small volumes aimed at gaining access to sensitive corporate data, reveals that the majority of targeted malware sent this month, originated in the United States (36.6 percent) based . . . → Read More: where does spam originate The VDI (virtual desktops infracstructure) wars are beginning to heat up. Microsoft and Citrix are running a “VDI Kick Start” promotion through the end of the year in which Microsoft customers with Core Cal or E-Cal with Software Assurance can get up to 50 percent off Microsoft VDI Standard Suite and Citrix XenDesktop VDI . . . → Read More: microsoft VDI promotion Micrsosoft and VMware have been engaged in a snippy back-and-forth over virtualization http://www.crn.com/encyclopedia/defineterm.jhtml?term=virtualization&x= &y=> for the past couple of years, and a new Microsoft-Citrix joint promotion is further inflaming partisan passions on the issue. Microsoft and Citrix unveiled their “Rescue for VMware VDI” promotion, which lets customers trade in their VMware View software licenses . . . → Read More: microsoft targets vmware VDI installations Looking for an alternative to Windows (and priced to help keep initial costs low)? While it’s only in its beta stage, and just a few days into it at that, the latest version of the free Ubuntu Linux-based desktop operating system is stunning on several important levels that should keep Microsoft (NSDQ:MSFT http://www.crn.com/tools/quotes/index.jhtml?Page=QUOTE&Ticker=MSFT ) . . . → Read More: LINUX NEWS Free FCC/Government internet speed test to compare what speed you are paying for and what speed you are really getting. . Hey FCC — how about some accountability with those benchmarks? Most Americans get broadband from regional monopolies or oligopolies, and I bet that their actual performance doesn’t always match what those providers advertise. . . . → Read More: internet speed test and FCC government data |
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