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Garett Rogers: Password stolen? Who cares! With Google’s new authentication enhancements for Google Apps, domain owners now have a new option to make authentication more reliable by throwing your mobile device into the mix.If the feature is activated, your password won’t be good enough to log into your account. You need both your usual password, [...]
Rachel King: RIM’s old answer to Apple’s iPhone might have a new generation of its own soon. A photo is circling the Internet that is leading many to believe we might be seeing a BlackBerry Storm 3 in the coming months.
Rachel King: Given how much progress HTC has had with smartphones in the last year, it’s only natural that the company would be moving on to a tablet. Who isn’t these days?
Rachel King: Hewlett-Packard is introducing a pair of new all-in-one desktops to us today. Say hello to the Omni 100 and the TouchSmart 310, both of which boast 20-inch HD widescreen displays.
Dana Blankenhorn: The license options Google offers Code users by default do not include the AGPL, which it now loudly claims to support. Codeplex does something similar.
Dana Blankenhorn: With Super WiFi Google would not need to build out its own network in order to see consumers offered extensive, high-speed WiFi services.
David Morgenstern: Apple on Monday released Security Update 2010-006, which targets a hole with AFP (Apple Filing Protocol) shared folders on Snow Leopard client systems as well as Snow Leopard Server.
David Morgenstern: After purchasing MacSpeech in February, Nuance on Monday released a major upgrade of its Mac speech recognition softare, folding in the Dragon 11 engine and adding the Dragon brand.
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft execs have made little, if any, official mention of what the company is doing to bring its CRM and ERP products in line with its Microsoft-hosted service offerings. There is a grander plan, however. Here’s what’s coming.
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft is closing the beta of its Windows Intune management service to new participants, officials said on September 20. But the company is asking customers and partners who want automated notification of coming milestone releases to sign up to receive word of what’s coming next.
Mary Jo Foley: There’s some odd reorg-related news coming out of Microsoft today, September 20. The company is announcing that it is moving its Embedded business into the Server and Tools unit.
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft has announced immediate availability of Windows High Performance Computing (HPC) Server 2008 R2, its top-of-the line Windows Server operating system, as of September 20.
