The first Galaxy Tabs, as seen here, are due to hit the shops October 22nd, and pricing is expected to be around £550, in the UK. The 7 inch screen offers Full 1080p HD for watching movies, and a 7 hour battery life (while watching movies) Samsung will also be launching a 10-inch version of [...]
Archive for September, 2010
Official Video of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7″
Posted: 28th September 2010 by Paul in GoogleTags: Apps, Battery Life, Google, Hd, Inch Screen, Inch Version, Laptop, linkedin, Movies, October 22nd, Samsung, Tabs, Video Galaxy
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60% of US universities use Google Apps for Education.
Posted: 28th September 2010 by Paul in Education, GoogleTags: Cnn, Colleges And Universities, Colleges Universities, Computing, Education Sector, Education Users, Email Education, Email Services, Email Solutions, Fortune, Goog, Google, Google Apps, Google Yahoo, linkedin, Microsoft, Rest Of The World, Vanderbilt University, Yahoo, Yhoo, Zimbra
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8 million students user Google Apps. According to the Campus Computing Survey almost 60% of U.S. universities with hosted email use Google Apps for Education. Google has made huge moves into the education sector, both in the US and the rest of the world. This year Google are offering all Google’s Apps for Education users access [...]
Cloud Computing worth 10% of IT spend
Posted: 23rd September 2010 by Paul in Google, linkedin, Microsoft, NovellTags: Apps, Budgets, Computing Services, Core Functionality, Core Services, Customer Demand, External Service Providers, Favour, Gartner, Google, Implementations, linkedin, Novell, Novell Groupwise Microsoft Exchange, Premise, Resellers, Respondents, Scales, Start Ups, Technology Solutions, Ups
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IT resellers will start to find life even more difficult if they don’t start looking at how they can deliver services via a cloud mechanism as customer demand continues to soar. “Traditional” IT resellers who are not currently investing time and gearing up to deliver these new services will find themselves losing customers to smaller more agile [...]
Google Apps two factor authentication
Posted: 22nd September 2010 by Paul in Google, linkedinTags: Access Code, Access Codes, Additional Security, Configured, Factor Authentication, Google, Google Apps, linkedin, Mobile Applications, Mobile Phone, Number Generation, Premier Education, Smartphone, Time Number, Verification Code, Web Browser
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As you know, two factor authentication typically consists of something you have and something you know. This level of additional security has often been cost prohibitive to many organisation due to the requirement of special hardware, such as one time number generation fobs etc. However with cheap SMS technology this level of security is now [...]
Novell to be broken up and sold ??
Posted: 16th September 2010 by Paul in linkedin, NovellTags: Fond Memories, Legacy Products, linkedin, Linux, Linux Business, Migration Strategy, New York Post, Novell, Novell Brainshare, Novell Groupwise, Novell Netware, Os Market, Suse, Two Pieces, What A Shame
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Will Novell be sold ? Well yes, according to a recent post in the New York Post but only after breaking into two pieces. What a shame, the once giant of the LAN OS market. I have fond memories of Novell, BrainShare and it’s technically great products. It would appear that there is a buyer lined [...]