Tuesday, January 06, 2015

Microsoft's big decision: Who gets a free upgrade to Windows 10?

  15 job titles getting big salary boosts in 2015 | What Microsoft's 'fresh start' browser strategy means

 
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Microsoft's big decision: Who gets a free upgrade to Windows 10?
One of Microsoft's biggest decisions this year will be whom to charge for Windows 10, and the dollar figure on the price sticker. Hints of that decision could come as early as Jan. 21, when Microsoft executives will not only unveil the next iteration in Windows 10's string of previews, but also further explain Windows' part in the company's overall strategy. Read More
 


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Understanding DMARC for Securing Email Channels
Learn more about how DMARC is combined with existing authentication technologies to create secure email channels, and provide receivers with clear directives on how to safely dispose of unauthorized email - all at Internet scale. Learn more!

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2014 State of Enterprise Mobility Survey
We surveyed 100 CIOs and 100 mobile leaders, asking them to explain their goals with mobile and identify the pain points they've been facing when building mobile apps. The results may surprise you - particularly the average time and cost of app development for these enterprises. Learn More

15 job titles getting big salary boosts in 2015
  Competition for technical talent is on the rise – and so are salaries.The average starting salary for new IT hires is expected to climb 5.7% in 2015, according to Robert Half Technology. Here are 15 positions with the biggest raise potential. Read More
 

What Microsoft's 'fresh start' browser strategy means
Microsoft will unveil a browser not named Internet Explorer (IE) alongside Windows 10, according to an online report. Long-time Microsoft watcher and ZDNet blogger Mary Jo Foley cited unnamed sources on Monday to say that the browser would be separate from the existing IE, would sport a minimalist user interface (UI), and would support extensions, sometimes called add-ons, much like Google's Chrome and Mozilla's Firefox. Read More
 

Hot Tip: You've lost your only Windows 7 password, what now?
Long-time reader and Way-Out-West Gearhead correspondent Miles Baska recently dropped me a note about how to perform a password reset on Windows 7 which, if you've lost the password to the only active account, will come in pretty handy. Here's the method. Read More
 


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Securing Keys and Certificates to Critical Assets
Today's most devastating cyber attacks—including ShellShock, Heartbleed and Zombie Zero—prey on trust. And that puts your digital certificates at risk. This informative resource center explores how next-generation trust protection can help you combat today's attacks, ensuring trusted access to critical assets. Learn More

Microsoft still believes in feature phones, launches $29 Nokia 215
Launching a feature phone at the beginning of 2015 may seem strange, but Microsoft is convinced there is still a market for the Nokia 215 as a second phone and in parts of the world were electricity is scarce and budgets are small. Read More
 

Intel cranks up laptop battery life, graphics with new Broadwell Core chips
Laptop battery life and graphics will get a serious boost with Intel's new Core processors, which will reach PCs this month after a lengthy delay. Read More
 

Hackers released Xbox One SDK, claimed unreleased games may be leaked
Microsoft suffered from a holiday double-whammy as Lizard Squad took down the Xbox One network on Christmas and the group H4LT celebrated the end of 2014 by leaking the Xbox One SDK (Software Development Kit). Read More
 


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The State of IT Infrastructure & Operations
The challenge that IT decision-makers face is the pressure to reduce costs paired with the pressure to progress digital maturity. Curvature analyzes why businesses miss significant CapEx and OpEx cost savings and how to refocus IT strategy. View now

Keyboards are the weak link in Asus's Transformer Book Chi series
Asus took a jab at the MacBook Air and iPad with three new PC convertibles it claims offer better design and performance. Unfortunately, the products fall a tad short of offering the premium feel found in competing Apple devices. Read More
 

Re-examining Cisco's Intercloud strategy
About a year ago a group of executives at a Cisco offsite meeting huddled to discuss a very serious issue: What was the company going to do about the cloud? Read More
 

HP's Stream mini-PC with Windows battles Chrome desktops
Hewlett-Packard is making an assault on low-cost Chrome desktops with an inexpensive Stream mini-PC running Windows 8.1. Read More
 

 

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