Issue highlights 1. 15 tablet apps for ditching dead trees 2. DIY Cloud: Choosing your own virtual machine image sizes 3. INSIDER How to get started with MySQL 4. Scientists push plan to 'evaporate' asteroids using lasers (for real) 5. Tim Cook never wanted to sue Samsung 6. Does Surface Pro's low 'repairability' rating even matter? 7. SUSE Studio: The lazy way to set up new system installs 8. Buffalo sets February launch date for 'world's fastest' external PC hard drive 9. Opera acquires Skyfire Labs for faster mobile video delivery 10. B is for browser: An homage to 12 Web greats |
| WHITE PAPER: Riverbed With the delay and packet loss associated with the Internet and private WANs, SaaS-based applications tend to exhibit erratic performance that can become a barrier to SaaS adoption. Learn more. |
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| Amazon Web Services, seen by many as the market-leading infrastructure cloud computing provider, has a pretty full shelf of virtual machine (VM) image sizes for customers to spin up in its cloud -- 17 separate instance VM sizes are listed on the company's website, in fact. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: AccelOps This solution brief highlights how AccelOps' integrated security, performance and availability monitoring software allows you to confidently and securely support mobile device access to sensitive corporate IT resources. Read Now |
| An easy step-by-step guide to setting up a MySQL database server, along with phpMyAdmin, on Fedora, CentOS, or Ubuntu READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: F5 Because of its strategic location in the data center network, the selection of an Application Delivery Controller requires careful consideration of both functional and financial factors. This paper explores important elements to evaluate, including network performance, availability and security. Learn More. |
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| WHITE PAPER: Symantec Read this whitepaper to find out how backup administrators can focus on delivering first-rate services, rather than investing time and resources making disparate components work together. Read Now! |
| As Apple and Samsung remain embroiled in a number of legal disputes around the globe, Steve Jobs' threat to go thermonuclear against Android doesn't seem to be working out in a manner he hoped to envision. Quite the contrary, Android is now more than a worthy adversary to what was once Apple's iPhone domination. And specifically, Samsung's lineup of Android-based smartphones continue to sell like hotcakes.... READ MORE |
| Microsoft seems to have taken a page from Apple's book, and built on it. The company's new Surface Pro tablet was almost impossible to open for the traditional tear-down by iFixIt. READ MORE |
| I have talked briefly, in past articles, of my laziness. This isn't mere hubris (or the lazy-man's version of hubris...which I could take two seconds to look up in the thesaurus... but... think of all those letters I'd have to type...). I truly am a lazy person. It, in large part, defines who I am as a man. This laziness applies to my computing as well. Specifically: setting up new system installs.... READ MORE |
| Buffalo Technology has set the end of this month as the launch date for its DriveStation DDR external hard disk enclosure, which uses a 1GB DRAM cache to achieve what Buffalo says is the world's fastest transfer speed. READ MORE |
| Browser developer Opera Software will acquire Skyfire Labs, which develops technology to speed video delivery over mobile networks, the companies said Friday. READ MORE |
| In honor of Mosaic's 20th birthday, join us for an alphabetical appreciation of 12 of history's great windows on the Web. READ MORE |
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