Quad core and eight-core Mac Pros (Mid 2010)

These days, the consumer-oriented iMacs stand on their own against (and in some cases, surpass) the Mac Pro in day-to-day performance. Does that mean that the Mac Pro has lost its relevance in today's work environment? Hardly.

Texas county scrambles to replace e-voting machines destroyed in fire

Officials in Harris County, Texas are scrambling to find replacement e-voting machines for this year's gubernatorial elections after a fire destroyed all 10,000 machines scheduled for use this fall.

Northrop Grumman takes blame for Va. IT services outage

Northrop Grumman today said it was sorry for a days-long data center disruption that left 26 Virginia state agencies without online services.

Verizon joins the prepaid mobile data party

Verizon Wireless joined a growing trend on Thursday by announcing prepaid data plans for most of the smartphones and feature phones it sells.

To boost security, Facebook adds remote logout

Facebook users will soon have a new way of knocking spammers out of legitimate accounts.

Jobs promises fixes for iPhone flaws next week with iOS 4.1

Apple yesterday laid out its plans for the next two upgrades of iOS, the mobile operating system that powers its iPhone and iPad, slating the first for release in a few days.

VMware users cast wary eye at Microsoft's virtualization tools

VMware customers attending VMworld are taking a look at Microsoft's Hyper-V virtualization software, but say it would be problematic to start over after investing heavily in VMware.

Feds name last two Health IT grant recipients

The U.S. government today announced that Detroit and Cincinnati will receive a share of $220 million in grant money to deploy IT in support of higher quality health care in their areas.

As IBM cuts jobs in Vermont, others hire

Growing workforces at smaller companies in the Burlington, Vt., area are partially offsetting the loss of some 3,000 jobs at IBM, long a major employer in the state.

Microsoft uses Bing home page to push IE8

Microsoft started featuring a small advertisement on its Bing home page for Internet Explorer 8 in an apparent effort to encourage more people to migrate to the latest version of its browser.

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