Archive for the Category ◊ Operating Systems ◊

IT Managed Services UK
Wednesday, December 21st, 2011 | Author: JNevil

Since managing services are a by-product to the efficiency of our Information Technology in our current era of business, managing these services with good providers can engage you in the critical responsibility of identifying the necessary needs of your particular company and as client on how to effectively manage your wide array of service sets […]

Cloud services have been a hot topic in recent years - companies are moving further and further into the cloud, while consumers seem a bit slower to adopt.
Apple’s new iCloud services is poised to bring consumers (and small business owners) radically forward with a highly integrated cloud offering designed to keep all of your technology […]

What’s new in Windows 8
Monday, October 24th, 2011 | Author: aaronwood

With Windows 7 now firmly entrenched on PCs across the world, it’s time to look to Microsoft’s new version of the operating system, Windows 8.
Microsoft recently released a developer preview, which has allowed a “sneak peak” at some of its new features.
The User Interface:
Perhaps the most notable change in Windows 8 is the user interface. […]

Understading Google’s Chromebook and Chrome OS
Wednesday, August 17th, 2011 | Author: aaronwood

In a major nod to a cloud-computing future, Google has thrown its enormous weight behind a series of virtually storage-free laptops running its new Google Chrome operating system (ChromeOS).
The Chromebook, a “thin-client” laptop currently being built by Acer and Samsung, is designed as a leaner, more cost-effective alternative to the traditional laptop, which relies on […]

iOS 5 is Apple’s latest version of their mobile operating system, designed for use with their iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. Announced in early June 2011, it brings a host of new features designed to enrich the user’s experience.
What’s most interesting about this version of iOS is its movement towards allowing the iPad, iPhone and […]