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Apple Releases Massive Snow Leopard Update
Posted by Jake Widman 01:35 PM ET | Nov 10, 2009
The new OS X 10.6.2 update fixes lots of general bugs and glitches and patches numerous security vulnerabilities. Reports are that it also disables at least some "hackintoshes," or PCs modified to run OS X.
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KACE Updates KBOX To Support Windows 7 Migration
Posted by Fredric Paul 12:39 AM ET | Nov 2, 2009
The latest versions of the KBOX 1000 and KBOX 2000 appliances are designed to help not just with upgrading to Microsoft's new operating system, but also with deployment and ongoing management.
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bMighty Virtual Event: Dealing With Data Centers -- Now Available On Demand
Posted by Fredric Paul 03:58 PM ET | Oct 29, 2009
If you thought you missed last week's informative bMighty virtual event on how SMBs can deal with data centers in tough times, it's time to think again. The entire event is now available on demand!
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How Reliable Is Windows 7? Ask Its Built In Reliability Monitor!
Posted by Fredric Paul 05:56 PM ET | Oct 26, 2009
Windows 7 has lots of new features, including a useful Problem Steps Recorder. But many SMBs would like to know just how frequent those problems really are. Well, Windows 7 has a built in Reliablity Monitor that's designed to tell you how often a Windows 7 machine has experienced problems.
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Apple Upgrades iMacs
Posted by Jake Widman 02:40 PM ET | Oct 20, 2009
This morning Apple announced new iMacs with larger screens and faster processors and a slightly rejuggled pricing structure. The company also introduced a multitouch mouse and tweaked the low-end MacBook.
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FileMaker Server Bonus Offer
Posted by Jake Widman 04:54 PM ET | Oct 16, 2009
For the next two months, FileMaker is offering its Server version as a free throw-in for anyone purchasing ten licenses for FileMaker Pro.
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bMighty Virtual Event: Dealing With Data Centers
Posted by Fredric Paul 05:02 PM ET | Oct 15, 2009
Whether your company's data center is a couple of servers stashed in a closet or a gleaming, state-of-the-art climate-controlled facility, you're still facing the same set of challenges: how to keep the IT lights on while controlling costs, take advantage of new technologies to stay competitive, and position your company for an economic recovery in the midst of the toughest times for IT that many of us can remember.
On Wednesday, October 21, 2009, help is on the way.
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Windows 7: Good For The Mac?
Posted by Jake Widman 08:31 PM ET | Oct 14, 2009
As the release date of Windows 7 approaches, even longtime Mac fans praise the successor to Vista, raising the question yet again of the effect on Mac marketshare. A new report suggests that Windows 7 might just help the Mac, no matter how good it is.
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For Salesforce.com, "The End Of Software" Becomes "The Best Of Both Worlds"
Posted by Fredric Paul 07:34 PM ET | Oct 13, 2009
I just got back from Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff's much anticipated presentation at Oracle OpenWorld, and it was an interesting experience to say the least. Benioff didn't announce anything new. Instead he pushed Software as a Service as a complement, not just an alternative, to traditional software. And for once he gave more than passing mention to the needs of small and midsize companies.
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McAfee Rolls Out Centralized Security Solution For Macs
Posted by Jake Widman 05:45 PM ET | Oct 13, 2009
Security vendor McAfee has announced McAfee Endpoint Protection for Mac, a unified suite of security features that can be managed from a central console. The product is intended to address the security needs of the growing number of Macintoshes in businesses.
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Microsoft Extends Support For Mac Office 2004
Posted by Jake Widman 04:33 PM ET | Oct 13, 2009
Microsoft has announced that it will continue to provide Mainstream Support for Office 2004 for Mac. The extension will mean that SMBs that rely on Visual Basic for Applications macros will be fully supported until the next version of Office comes out.
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Avaya Tweaks Its Aura Virtual VoIP Platform For SMBs
Posted by Fredric Paul 01:50 PM ET | Oct 13, 2009
In yet another attempt to bring Unified Communications to midsize companies, the SMB version of Aura combines several Avaya UC technologies on a single server to make it affordable for smaller companies.
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NEC Claims Midmarket Is Overpaying For Storage By $3 Billion
Posted by Fredric Paul 12:01 AM ET | Oct 13, 2009
As the vendor enhances the NEC D-Series Storage Attached Networking line with iSCSI and thin provisioning, it charges brand-name competitors with overcharging -- sort of.
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Beware The Snow Leopard Guest Account
Posted by Jake Widman 04:42 PM ET | Oct 9, 2009
Word's going around of an apparent data-destroying bug in the way Apple's new Snow Leopard OS handles guest accounts. SMBs that need to provide network access to temp workers, visitors from another office, or other non-permanent denizens of the office should be aware of the danger and take appropriate precautions.
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Cisco, Tandberg, And The Future Of Videoconferencing For SMBs
Posted by Fredric Paul 10:55 PM ET | Oct 5, 2009
Last week's announcement that Cisco was buying videoconferencing heavyweight Tandberg sent shockwaves through the industry. But as the dust clears, observers are starting to figure out what it might mean for the small and midsize companies that actually use the technology -- or might want to if videoconferencing better met their needs. And already smaller competitors are showing that they still have something different and valuable to offer SMBs.
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