Recent Articles
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Elluminate Live Sheds Light on Web Conferencing
Elluminate Live 7.0 differs from the other two products we reviewed in two main ways: It only supports voice communications directly through the Web conferencing client using VOIP, and it is the only product reviewed here that offers features designed to meet Section 508 accessibility requirements of the U.S. Rehabilitation Act. Click here to read…
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Centeris Helps Windows, Linux Systems Get Along
Centeris’ Likewise Management Suite makes it easy for Windows network administrators to configure and monitor most Linux systems, including integrating Linux systems into Microsoft Active Directory. Version 2.0 of the Likewise Management Suite, which was released on Aug. 8 for $349 per managed server, provides tools for managing firewalls, SSH (Secure Shell) console connections, a…
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Adobe Flex Finds Its Footing
In two-plus years it’s been around, Adobe Flex has undergone more than two and a half version releases, which has probably made developers who use the rich Internet platform feel as if they have been riding on a particularly unpredictable and gnarly wave. (And this doesn’t even take into account Adobe’s acquisition in 2005 of…
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IBM Continues Its Push to Reach SMBs
IBM, in its ongoing efforts to increase its SMB presence, is collaborating with ISV eOneGroup to provide solutions for several businesses. These partnerships are part of a strategic effort by IBM to reach out to ISVs and partners who have established relationship with small and midsize businesses, said Leslie Givens, IBM’s program director for ISV…
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Google Mini: Can Cute Cut It?
While its name is synonymous with searching the Web (just look in the dictionary), Google hasn’t quite made the same kind of inroads when it comes to search in corporate environments. Who knows? Maybe Google is just too cute for its own good. Its Google Search Appliances, which are designed to provide search to huge…
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An Early Look at Freespire
In two weeks, Linspire Inc. will release Freespire, its community Linux distribution. This new distribution isn’t just another Linux distro. It will represent the first Linux to include most of the legally licensed and available, third-party proprietary codices, drivers and software. To say this is a bit controversial in Linux and free software circles is…
