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Canonical released Ubuntu 8.10 Thursday, and a look at the Linux OS shows it might be starting to prove a smarter choice than Vista in a growing number of scenarios.
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The Test Center takes a first look at a production unit of RIM's first touch screen BlackBerry.
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Microsoft's new attack ad lampooning Apple's popular "I'm A PC" campaign can be summed up with three words "I'm Not Funny."
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Firefox 3.1 trashes IE 7 in performance, and even outshines Firefox 3.0.
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Apple's historic screwup on delivering upgrades to its iPhone platform is overshadowing the new technology itself. The Test Center looks at iPhone 2.0, the software, to see if it's worth it.
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Experts say that Republican Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin could have prevented her Yahoo e-mail account from being hacked by solutions that ranged from encryption to making up answers to the security questions.
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Microsoft released an emergency out-of-band patch today, fixing a critical flaw in Internet Explorer that has already led to numerous active attacks in the wild.
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A Massachusetts man was accused of downloading and viewing child pornography on his office computer until a computer forensics expert got the root of the problem.
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Firefox 3.0 boasts a number of nice improvements over previous versions. But how does it stack up against Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 Beta?
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CRN turned 25 years old this month, which has me thinking about how much things have changed and how much things like the influence, resiliency and flexibility of the channel have endured.
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After spending a day with the T-Mobile G1, the first smart phone to run Google Android, there are seven things missing that could make the device a stronger competitor against the Apple iPhone.
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A Missouri Mom was indicted for conspiracy and violations of the anti-hacking Computer Fraud and Abuse Act after her MySpace cyber bullying allegedly caused a teen to kill herself.
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Open-source security guru says yes, but others are not so sure
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Office Live Workspace is a patched together, too little, too late offering compared to Google Docs.
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After a week of extensive testing, the CRN Test Center found that users of Windows Vista and Windows XP are equally at risk to viruses and exploits and overall Vista brings only marginal security advantages over XP.
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The Firefox 3 Beta 1 wins points for improved performance and features, but raises some stability questions in its first try out of the gate.
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An Intel Xeon-based server currently costs about 25 percent more money to build than its AMD Opteron counterpart. What does a system builder get for the extra cost--and is it worthwhile?
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Microsoft is on course to end-of-life Windows XP -- even as testing indicates it has the upper hand over Vista.
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Defcon conference organizers pull off their own "sting" operation against an undercover reporter.
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Despite several security flaws which have been detected in Google Chrome, security experts say that the threat for most users remains small as the Web browser is still in beta form.
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Is Linux really better than Vista? Let Test Center count the ways.
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Apple releases a major upgrade to its iPhone, with nifty new features, as it continues to roll out improvements to its popular platform.
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A Bush lawyer told Congress that an IT contractor did daily audits of the archiving system that swallowed 5 million executive branch e-mails from 2003-05. But inside sources tell ChannelWeb that's just not true.
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Dell Computer isn't the only one warning clients of the pitfalls of moving to Microsoft's Vista operating system.
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ROBObak is looking to simplify the backup process for remote and branch offices with a new software suite that packs 30 percent plus margins for VARs.
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A new B2B marketplace for matching buyers of IT development services with developers here and abroad has just gone live.
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RIM Wednesday unveiled the BlackBerry Storm, the device maker's first-ever touch-screen device, to rival the Apple iPhone.
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Despite a $20-million security effort to protect its midnight unveiling, 'The Deathly Hallows' was leaked over the Internet. Security pros tell ChannelWeb how they could have made sure that didn't happen.
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President-elect Barack Obama's success at the polls led to a wave of malware that is exploiting his fame to distribute malware.
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By unveiling MobileMe, Jobs did what Google and Microsoft tried but failed to do: Define the cloud, and turn it into a broad-based, SaaS offering for anyone.
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Microsoft is preparing to retaliate against 'noisy competitors' with a major new multi-million dollar advertising campaign, an executive says at the company's Worldwide Partner Conference.
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Microsoft said it will release an out-of-band patch for a flaw in Internet Explorer that allows remote hackers to take over a user's computer.
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The study also reveals that the majority of Safari users were likely to run an updated browser.
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The supercomputer is expected to be among the top 20 fastest supercomputers in the world, 30 times faster than the peak performance of Canada's current largest research system.
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David Kernell, the alleged hacker of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's Yahoo email address, pled not guilty before a judge yesterday.
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Even the most divine Linux gods rely on a handful of tools and utilities to make troubleshooting, management and deployment easier and faster. Here are some of the best.
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Comcast's decision to limit the amount of data users can send and receive to 250 GBytes beginning Oct. 1 is the equivalent of flipping the bird to internet age consumers.
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With Fedora 9 expected in May, the Test Center pokes through the Beta to try out some of the new features and improvements.
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Online crime has become by some estimates a hundred-billion-dollar industry, and it shows. The business models may be more sophisticated than yours.
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Microsoft's reported choice of Jerry Seinfeld as one of the spokespeople for its upcoming $300 million advertising campaign has some channel partners scratching their heads.
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Seneca Data is set to begin shipping their first notebook systems based on Intel's Rich Creek 2, and the Test Center takes a look at an early unit.
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Security researchers claim to have found a major vulnerability in Apple's hottest new product.
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Sprint unveiled the Samsung Instinct, a touch-screen device that will compete with Apple's iPhone.
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Internet Service Provider McColo was shut down following the release of a report detailing the ISP's connection to spam and cybercrime. And experts say that this is a trend that will likely continue as the public becomes less tolerant of online criminal activity.
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Beep beep! Sorry coyote, but you're still not wily enough to touch Roadrunner, IBM Corp.'s supercomputer, billed as the fastest in the world operating at 1 petaflop or 1,000 trillion calculations per second.
[75 Votes] [Score: 4.45]
Canadian junk e-mailer hit with highest damages ever awarded under CAN-SPAM Act by federal judge in Northern California.
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Attacks on President-elect Barack Obama's and Republican Presidential candidate John McCain's computer systems preceded an organized global spam campaign that lured users with promises of a video featuring Obama's acceptance speech.
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