DEAR READERS Due to the Thanksgiving Day holiday in the U.S., we are sending you Friday's edition of ZDNet's Week in Review today. ZDNet Week in Review will resume its regular publication schedule Friday, December 02, 2011.
Wall Street expects HP CEO Meg Whitman to cut the outlook for 2012, but analysts are increasingly betting that the guidance won’t be a total trainwreck.
Amazon’s Kindle Fire is disrupting the tablet market, according to a ChangeWave survey. The ROI case is simple: Parents want a tablet that’s inexpensive and can play app for the kids.
According to reports, the SCADA systems at the Water utilities in Illinois, Houston were recently hacked by a malicious attacker using the handle “pr0f”.
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates may take the stand this week in an ongoing Novell vs. Microsoft antitrust case involving events that happened in the mid-1990s. Yawn.
It’s easy for an OEM to screw up a new Windows PC. Just add enough trialware and throw in a few unnecessary programs, and the customer gets a miserable out-of-box experience. Microsoft is trying to fix that with its Signature PC initiative. Does it work? And can it scale?
Adding game-like elements to your product or service isn’t just about slapping a badge notifications all over everything. The key metric should always be to actually create an experience that provides real game play and, most importantly, fun — even if it’s in the service of a greater goal, whether [...]
UC Davis’ pepper-spray videos have gone viral around the web, proving citizen journalism can allow us to form our own views of raw footage collected in the thick of it.
Disturbing claims from sources within India’s National Informatics Center (NIC) say that the government’s IT infrastructure has been compromised by foreign elements and used to attack China.
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