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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: June 12, 2015Because only Snoop Dog could put the Twizzle back in Twitter, this week's other news includes Microsoft abandoning a Nokia… -
Amazon, Apple Face New Antitrust InvestigationsSuccess has its downsides: both Amazon.com and Apple are now facing antitrust inquiries related to their domination of digital content…
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No Back Doors: Microsoft Opens Windows Source Code to EU GovernmentsMicrosoft this past week opened a Transparency Center in Brussels and invited EU governments to analyze the source code to…
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Apple Aims Directly at Android with New AnnouncementsAt its Worldwide Developer Conference on Monday, Apple announced a series of product updates and initiatives aimed at displacing the…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: June 5, 2015Because talk is cheap and actually solving problems takes skill, this week's other news includes a major Chinese government hack…
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Microsoft Pledges Support for SSHMicrosoft this week pledged to bidirectionally support the Secure Shell (SSH) encrypted network protocol in the PowerShell scripting environment.
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Microsoft Keeps Up the Guessing Game with Windows 10 Barreling Towards ReleaseWindows 10 will arrive on July 29 whether it's ready or not, but Microsoft is failing in exactly the same…
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Intel to Acquire Altera for $16.7 billionMicroprocessor giant Intel announced on Monday that it will acquire Altera, a maker of specialized integrated circuits, for $16.7 billion.
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13 Things System Administrators Hate About IT VendorsPetri IT Knowledgebase Editorial Director Jeff James supplies his list of top 13 things system administrators hate about IT vendors.
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: May 29, 2015Because I feel like it and I’m tired of explaining myself, this week's other news includes a July confirmation for…
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Microsoft Says It Would Obey Encryption LawsWith important countries like the USA and UK debating whether to require tech firms to enable encryption back doors, Microsoft…
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20 Years Later: The Internet Tidal Wave“A new competitor ‘born’ on the Internet is Netscape,” Microsoft CEO Bill Gates awkwardly wrote in his Internet Tidal wave…
