Oracle to acquire Web management company FatWire
The privately-held company specializes in software for website management
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Hewlett-Packard says that more Oracle databases and applications run on its computers than on any other vendor’s machines
A RIM takeover would be bad news for Canada
The industry is abuzz that Research In Motion is ripe for a takeover after layoffs and a stock plunge, and one analyst fears whoever pursues the BlackBerry maker won’t have its long-term interests in mind
Windows 7 posts enterprise gains, but XP retains 60 per cent share
And Macs now account for 1-in-10 corporate computers, says Forrester
The good, bad & ugly of Dropbox authentication error
Businesses need to review cloud permissions and policies in light of online file storage security mishap
Attack of the mobile browsers
Firefox, Opera, and a horde of mobile upstarts give iPhone, iPad, and Android users plenty of alternatives
Windows Phone “Mango” rethinks our app addiction
Plus, an update on the tablet wars and trends in SMB tech support
UK police arrest teen from Lulz Security for DDOS attack
The arrest is the first blow by law enforcement against the hacking collective
Cloud computing bubble: Yes, it’s starting to deflate a bit
Plus, how McAfee is capitalizing on Android insecurity and HP targets the SMB market
IBM expands cloud disaster recovery services
IBM launches two new services that use the cloud for backup, recovery and test/dev
Adobe launches unified platform for digital content
Adobe has officially launched a single platform for IT and marketing departments to better manage their digital content
Dell Inspiron 17R
Dell’s highly configurable Inspiron 17R desktop replacement sports an elegant, clean design
Fluke launches $26,500 network analysis tablet
The OptiView XG is a custom-designed network analysis tablet to help engineers keep their networks humming
Online storage provider turned off password protection
Dropbox left document storage accounts open for four hours
Kodak ESP C310 All-in-One Printer
A simple design and low ink costs make the ESP C310 a better choice for basic home use than other MFPs in its price range
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