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Apple to release Leopard October 26 17 October, 2007 04:39:06
It's now taking pre-orders for Mac OS X 10.5, with delivery on launch dayApple confirmed Tuesday what rumor sites have been saying for days: Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard" will hit store shelves at 6 p.m. on October 26. The Leopard Server OS will be released at the same time. - +
700MHz filing deadline: What's next? 04 December, 2007 07:47:50
Companies wishing to bid in the upcoming 700MHz auctions at the US Federal Communications Commission are largely silent about their plansCompanies wishing to bid in the upcoming 700MHz auctions at the US Federal Communications Commission were largely silent about their plans Monday, the deadline for submitting bid applications. - +
Google's Android seen as leading to market fragmentation 07 November, 2007 09:28:21
But Microsoft calls Android announcement 'ho-hum'This week's announcement of the Android open mobile platform by Google and dozens of other companies could provoke the kinds of industry battles seen with other Linux-based initiatives, where incumbent, established players fight newcomers. - +
Storm Worm now just a squall 22 October, 2007 08:02:35
A University of California researcher said that the size of the Storm Worm network has been vastly overestimated.The Storm Worm's days may be numbered, according to a University of California researcher. - +
Taking a last look at 2007 19 December, 2007 11:21:48
Channel and vendor consolidation hog the limelight in the year of realignment
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Daylight saving = patch-management annoyance
IT managers get plenty of headaches already, but 2007 caused a few more because of daylight-saving changes.
For more than two decades, daylight-saving time has begun on the first Sunday of April and reverted to standard time on the last Sunday in October. But beginning in 2007, because of the Energy Policy Act of 2005, daylight-saving time began on the second Sunday in March and ended on the first Sunday in November.
Preparing for the switch meant companies had to put together testing and patch-management plans -- or risk disrupting time-sensitive business applications and operating system operations.
Reader interest in stories about what the changes mean, and how to prepare for them, peaked early in the year as the "spring-forward" date approached, and then again as the time to "fall back" drew near.
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