An interesting “Forbes” article on how Cloud computing is offering flexibility and scalability to startup businesses – https://tiny.cc/6fpbp
How Cloud Computing is Fueling the Next Startup Boom
Add a Logo to Your QR Code
Add a logo to your QR code – https://tiny.cc/vrie3
Google Engineer Trashes Google+ As A ‘Pathetic Afterthought,’ ‘Knee-Jerk Reaction’
A Google engineer writes what they think about Google + :https://tiny.cc/b5ao6
Smartphone malware could indentify words typed on nearby keyboards
This is quite scary. Malware installed on your smartphone could record keystrokes on nearby keyboards: Read the article here: https://tiny.cc/6hpdu
New virus threatens Iran’s nuclear program
Rumors were the Israeli’s created the first virus that sought out and decimated the Iranian nuclear plant. Is this their second computer attack? You can read about it here: https://tiny.cc/azpjk
Comparing ESXi 4.1 and ESXi 5.0 Scaling Performance
VMware has released some exciting performance data showing the improvements of ESXi 5.0 over ESXi 4.1 on the same hardware. You can read about their findings here: https://tiny.cc/599fx
Is Google Plus A Social Media Failure?
The trade press is awash in negative Google articles. Here is one of them. I think the author’s comments about “jeopardizing Google itself” are a bit over the top, but Google has hit a very rough patch on many fronts. I find Google + quite different and interesting than Facebook.
What Is VMware Thin App Factory?
VMware Thin App Factory sounds like a major step forward for VMware in the area of application virtualization. It is a new tool set that dramatically simplifies application virtualization. Think of it as a P2V for applications. Here is a nice summary article about this exciting new product: https://tiny.
Cybercommand chief opposes U.N. net control
The commander of the U.S. Cyber Command said Thursday that he does not favor giving the United Nations the power to regulate the Internet. You can read about it here.
Adobe to fix Flash flaw that allows webcam spying
A flaw was found in Adobe Flash that can allow a “clickjacking” exploit to turn on your webcam and microphone. Adobe is working on a fix. Networkworld has an article talking about this issue: https://tinyurl.com/bwt7h7p