Archive for November, 2011

iPhone Hackers Successfully Add Siri to iPhone 4, iPod Touch

Two iPhone hackers and developers have figured out how to trick Apple’s servers into accepting Siri requests from non-iPhone 4S devices. We know now with 100 percent certainty that Apple is restricting Siri via software means only. So what does that mean for the jailbreak community and the rest of Apple fans everywhere? Sadly, it’s not good news. Read on …

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Webcast: Adjusting Your SLAs for Managed and Cloud Services

Join our next Webcast (this Wednesday, November 2, at 2:00 p.m. eastern) to learn how to adjust your to adjust your service level agreements (SLAs) for managed and cloud services. We’ll share SLA best practices from both the MSP and customer perspective. Register now to join us for this Channel Expert Hour webcast.

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GNOME 2 Absent from Latest Version of Ubuntu Open Source OS

GNOME 2 logoI recently came to a stark realization after upgrading my desktop to Ubuntu 11.10: GNOME 2 is gone. It’s retired, deprecated, done. Like it or not, Unity and GNOME Shell are the way of the future. And that would be fine, if only I could keep from wondering: Are these new desktop environments really ready for the masses?

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Can Canonical’s Ubuntu Be a Success on Mobile Devices?

It’s the buzz heard around the Internet, Ubuntu’s evangelist and founder Mark Shuttleworth has made a bigger push at the Ubuntu Developer Summit to put the Ubuntu Linux operating system on mobile devices, from phones to tablets. But is this realistic talk or just hypothetical hype? Here’s why I think this idea is already dead in the water.

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Trend Micro Singles Out Ingram Micro for Cloud Efforts

Trend Micro has named Ingram Micro its distributor partner of the year, citing Ingram’s cloud and virtualization solution portfolios. What does this mean for the channel at large, and Ingram Micro? Here’s The VAR Guy perspective …

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Motorola Mobility Slashes 800 Jobs Ahead of Google Buy

As Motorola Mobility gears up for a complete acquisition by Google, it’s undergoing a few housekeeping measures. Sadly, that includes putting 800 jobs on the chopping block. Here’s the rundown on the future of Motorola Mobility, and Google’s new mobility arm …

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HP Offering TouchPads as Part of Retail Computer Bundle

Want to get your hands on an HP TouchPad? They’re pretty much impossible to find, unless you’re paying way too much buying one on eBay or Craigslist. But HP is working with Best Buy to resurrect the TouchPad in a unique way — it’s only available as part of a bundle. Here’s the scoop:

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