Oracle lays out its cloud vision
After a little hesitation, Oracle has found cloud computing religion
Google makes it easier to have Android in the workplace
Plus, Windows XP users and mobile device management
8 things we still hate about the Web
The Web has evolved but we still see sites pulling the same obnoxious stunts that annoyed us in 1994.
QuickBooks 2011 for Mac
It’s even more difficult to figure out why Intuit lets the Mac version of their business application lag so far behind their Windows product
Slideshow: Avnet Technology Solutions’ IBM Partner Summit 2010
Go inside Avnet’s IBM partner conference
ViewSonic to launch two new tablets in Canada
ViewPad line will feature a seven and 10.1-inch tablet targeted at consumers and business users
Smartphone privacy protection for a fee
For a fee, Lookout Premium offers a privacy dashboard and better backup
CEA: Solution Provider of the Year is IT Weapons
Many second place finishes motivated the company to reach for the the top prize
Oracle makes another billion dollar acquisition
ATG’s technology will be “highly complementary” to Oracle’s existing lineup
From ‘bleeding edge’ to best practices
Virtualization is everywhere. Cloud is coming into its own. The fact that technologies that once might have been considered maverick are now mainstream means they bring with them the support and assurance of an ever-widening body of knowledge
Windows Live Messenger 2011
Stay in touch via instant messaging or social networks with free chat tool Windows Live Messenger 2011
HP to offer unlocked Palm Pre 2 thru SMB channel
The unlocked UMTS phone will be sold mainly to developers but also in HP’s small-business channel
Google VAR sues U.S. federal department over Microsoft-only services bid
The federal agency’s decision to seek bids for a Microsoft-based cloud violates contracting law, the lawsuit says
Tips for a successful UC implementation
Plus, Android and enterprise security
Solution provider helps client achieve customer service excellence
With help from Illumiti, TheMIGroup’s SAP-based portal gives its relocation clients more timely access to critical information