browser in comment and analysis
Can I use a netbook as my everyday work machine? Part II
Comment When working from home in the mornings I usually have five or six Firefox browser tabs open, one or two Internet Explorer windows for access our VPN and content management system (CMS), and a word processing application. [09 Nov 2009]
Can I use a netbook as my everyday work machine?
Comment Lastly, the processor nestled inside most of these machines is the Atom from Intel, designed specifically to ensure the machine stays juiced for longer, and copes well with word processing, a few browser tabs, email and... [02 Nov 2009]
Eric Schmidt
AS Profile It also continued to push its Chrome web browser while the Android mobile phone OS has become much more mainstream. Google CEO Eric Schmidt makes the Agenda Setters top 10 for the sixth consecutive year in 2009 and rises... [29 Sep 2009]
Macs more likely to be used on your network but you didn't pay for them
Comment Further, although the number of applications that require Windows is generally shrinking as more applications run in a browser or using other OS-neutral technologies, the huge number of Windows applications still in use... [21 Sep 2009]
Give workers a say in corporate IT
Comment In practical terms, this could translate to an SOA back-end infrastructure that exposes transaction-related services for assembly in a portal interface, or provides access via any other suitable front end, whether... [09 Sep 2009]
Cloud computing a buzzing in business ears
Comment The other refers to software applications that are accessed in a web browser and hosted remotely. Cloud computing has gone hype-crazy. But too many buzzwords stop businesses from make sense of technology, says Tim Ferguson. [20 Aug 2009]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Three clicks away from eight million people
Comment This was the era of many-to-many communication that has now become mobile with the advent of browser-enabled phones capable of supporting many PC applications. Compiled at the IoD and various hotels in London over... [23 Jul 2009]
The Weekly Round-Up: 10.07.09
Round-Up With an OS based on its Chrome browser no less. The writing was on the wall with the release of a set of web-based office apps, Gears (which allows users to access web apps offline) as well as the release of the Chrome... [10 Jul 2009]
Chrome OS: What Google can do, Ubuntu does better
Comment There's no doubt Google has made moves in this direction with its pledge to open-source Chrome OS, the same way it did with several previous projects; the Chrome browser itself and its Android mobile OS. [08 Jul 2009]
The Weekly Round-Up: 12.06.09
Round-Up Apparently, web 2.0 is defined as "the next generation of web products and services, coming soon to a browser near you". 'Web 2.0' has become the one millionth word to be 'accepted' into the English language. [12 Jun 2009]
The Weekly Round-Up: 05.06.09
Round-Up In fact, some people could play with nothing else as a result of a curious little bug in a certain browser. Bada Bing! Some more on Microsoft's latest attempt to catch up with Google in the search engine race - Bing. [05 Jun 2009]
The Weekly Round-Up: 29.05.09
Round-Up The Round-Up also wonders whether your browser will go 'Bing! Never say those Redmond guys give up easily - Microsoft has tilted its lance at Google once more in the search engine wars. Microsoft's latest charge at its... [29 May 2009]
Minority Report: Apple, Google closer than ever?
Comment And Google search is the default search option in Apple's web browser Safari. Microsoft argued that if it was forced to unbundle Internet Explorer from Windows, users would flock to Google's Chrome... [26 May 2009]
The Weekly Round-Up: 03.04.09
Round-Up The tool claimed to allow users to perform frequent browsing operations with natural face gestures, promising to recognise pre-determined facial expressions and match them to commands on the Opera browser. [03 Apr 2009]
Is offshoring to blame for job losses?
Comment For example, by extensively using only browser-based tools a company will entirely change their requirements for application, desktop and infrastructure support. But Mark Kobayashi-Hillary argues other factors are... [02 Apr 2009]
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