| TOP STORIES - April 28, 2009 | | | | | | | Ubuntu 9.04 Sports Modest Improvements, but Big Plans
Review: Ubuntu 9.04, also known as the Jaunty Jackalope, delivers the latest in open-source software and will serve well in both desktop and server roles. Ubuntu 9.04 also comes with a preview version of Eucalyptus, which allows organizations to build their own Amazon EC2-style compute clouds, as well as a remix version for running Jaunty Jackalope on netbooks.
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How Will Oracle Handle Sun's Open-Source Commitments?
An open-source community expert isn't convinced that Oracle, the prospective new owner of MySQL, Java and a host of other open-source development projects, will put the same kind of commitment into the community that Sun Microsystems does.
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Learn more now. | | T-Mobile Sells 1 Million Google Android Phones
Google's Android operating system is finding traction with T-Mobile customers, who have snapped up a million Android-powered smartphones from the carrier since the device's debut in October 2008.
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Google Product Search Formatted for Android, iPhone
Google Product Search now has increased functionality on mobile devices, including ones that run Google's Android operating system, and iPhones. As Google Android begins to penetrate the smartphone and mini-notebook, i.e., "netbook" market, Google has tailored core products to run more efficiently on the OS.
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$99 PC Card Converts Old Desktop into Linux Thin Client
Thin client vendor Igel is offering a $99 PC card that converts old desktop PCs into thin clients. It's a technology that Daimler Chrysler recently decided to use to extend the life of its aging fleet of Dell desktop PCs. Igel rival Wyse says the recession and factors such as virtualization, cloud computing and green IT have recently spurred more rapid adoption of thin client technology.
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| |  | Why Make the Move to Cloud Computing?
Internal cloud, on-premise cloud, utility computing, and autonomic computing all refer to the same idea: using computing resources more efficiently to support today's applications and the workloads of the future. The confusion and debate around "clouds" will linger for the foreseeable future, but the building blocks are in place to create standards and shape the future of cloud computing.
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How to Switch VAN Providers without Fire Drills
For various business reasons, many companies have found themselves using multiple Value-Added Networks (VANs) to manage their supply chain operations. As EDI technology has progressed and trading partner expectations have increased, using multiple VANs creates a multitude of business challenges that place significant drag on supply chain efficiency.
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