Sony’s Shocking ‘Other OS’ Win and Suspect Distro Popularity Trends

Posted by Katherine Noyes | IT Blog | Thursday 2 September 2010 8:00 am
You can't win them all, as the saying goes, and that apparently includes Linux fans. To wit: Despite the best hopes of many of us in the community, the man suing Sony over the removal of the "other OS" feature from its PS3 has apparently lost his case. The bad news is that the man won't get the money he had requested to compensate for an upgrade to his newly crippled PS3; the good news is that he reportedly wasn't forced to pay Sony's legal bill to boot. Linux bloggers were none too pleased with the news.

Through the Looking Glass: 3D Everywhere

Posted by Jon Fox | IT Blog | Thursday 2 September 2010 8:00 am
"What is the use of a book, without pictures or conversations?" That's the question Alice asks at the beginning of Lewis Carroll's classic adventure. Perhaps Mr. Carroll knew more than he realized. 3D Movies. Multitouch screens. iPads. Everywhere you look, consumers increasingly demand more of an "experience" when engaging with their content, be it a book, a movie or their computers. This change in expectations has put pressure on the print world to deliver a similar experience in that medium.

IT Pain Relief for Midmarket Businesses Through End-to-End Infrastructure Virtualization

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Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Guide

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For any business organization to fulfill its mission, it is vitally important for data to be continually secure and available. Chief information officers, IT managers and technologists are now faced with the pressing concerns of growing demand for and reliance on access to information, along with ensuring business continuity during a disaster.

As companies are increasingly dependent upon rapid access to data (and subsequently less tolerant of failure), an increased focus must be given to Disaster Recovery (DR) and having a comprehensive Business Continuity (BC) plan in place. Firms that have a thought-out, detailed strategy for business continuity and disaster recovery are in a position to keep their systems running when problems occur.

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Close the Protection Gap & Safeguard your Business

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This guide describes “Phases of protection” for small and midsize businesses from a patchwork of low-cost solutions toward a mature, scalable security and data protection infrastructure.

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