Forrester: Tech spending downturn is over

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	Forrester: Tech spending downturn is over The worst is over for technology spending and the sector is set to rebound this year, according to a new report from Forrester Research. Read More SPONSOR: Microsoft DirectAccess and UAG: Better Together Here are some of the key reasons why you would want to run Unified Access Gateway with DirectAccess Click to continue In this Issue Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Another day, another SUSE/Moblin Linux netbook Sun, Fujitsu speed Sparc server Does auto-expiring security software make sense? IT Blogwatch: Apple tablet ‘PC’ rumors: FingerWorks, A9, Orange, and more… Apple’s mythical tablet: the text’s the thing Mac sales can’t keep pace with cheap PCs, Apple slips to No. 5 IT Blogwatch: iPhone 4G rumors: Apple Korea leaking? Release date in Q2 2010? 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Read More Sun, Fujitsu speed Sparc server Sun and Fujitsu upgraded their Sparc Enterprise M3000 server, equipping it with newer hardware to deliver faster performance, the companies said on Tuesday. Read More Does auto-expiring security software make sense? The latest version of Intego’s VirusBarrier adds new features, and revises the interface of the antivirus application for the Mac. But lost amid the news of VirusBarrier X6’s release on Wednesday was this little detail: Intego has removed your ability to actually “buy” the software. Read More IT Blogwatch: Apple tablet ‘PC’ rumors: FingerWorks, A9, Orange, and more… Another week; another set of Apple tablet ‘PC’ rumors. As speculation seemingly reaches fever-pitch, new nuggets of informating continue to get dug out of the frozen ground. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers ponder Apple’s acquisition of FingerWorks, ARM’s Cortex A9, and an apparent lapsus-de-langue by a Frenchman. (AAPL) Read More Apple’s mythical tablet: the text’s the thing Even professional skeptics like me are reaching the point where we have to admit that Apple is probably about to release some sort of tablet device, even if there’s little consensus about what it will look like or precisely what niche it will fill. Me, I find myself wondering about one aspect of the tablet idea in particular: text entry. Read More SPONSOR: SAS Computerworld Briefing: Staffing for Intelligence As organizations are becoming more customer-focused, they are increasingly making decisions based on facts, evidence and analytics. Successful business analytics begins with solid analytic resources, structure and technology and more importantly, a cross-functional analytics team with qualified data professionals. With the right staffing and structure in place, business analytics can be your key to success. Read More! Mac sales can’t keep pace with cheap PCs, Apple slips to No. 5 While Mac sales in the U.S. were up 31% in the fourth quarter of 2009, Apple failed to keep pace with exploding sales of cheap Windows PCs, and fell to the No. 5 spot, research firm IDC said. Read More IT Blogwatch: iPhone 4G rumors: Apple Korea leaking? Release date in Q2 2010? Is Apple rattled by Google’s Nexus One? Apple Korea and several mobile operators are leaking rumors about an “iPhone 4G” due for release as early as April. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers can’t quite believe it, despite the breadth and caliber of the sources. Not to mention the game(s) of the decade… (AAPL) Read More Groups seek to challenge U.S. gov’t on seized laptops The policy of random laptop searches and seizures by U.S. government agents at border crossings is under attack again, with a pair of civil rights groups seeking potential plaintiffs for a lawsuit that challenges the practice. Read More TSMC hiring over 3,000 people this year, engineers in demand Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) plans to hire more than 3,000 people this year as it expands chip production capacity and develops advanced new manufacturing technologies, the company said Thursday. Read More Arm CEO: Intel far behind in smartphone market For more than a decade Arm Holdings has designed chips that have powered mobile handsets and smartphones like Apple’s iPhone. The company now faces a challenger in Intel, which recently demonstrated a smartphone, LG Electronics’ GW990, based on its upcoming Moorestown platform. Read More NASA to seek signs of life from its Mars Lander NASA said it will begin listening for signs that its long-frozen Mars Lander is still operating as spring arrives on the Red Planet. Read More
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