If you’ve got a PayPal account, you’re likely a target for phishers who’ll try to nab your login credentials by sending phony e-mails that lure victims to a bogus site so they’ll unwittingly give up the info. The solution?
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Here’s the question of the week: Should the U.S. government shell out the $19 billion that’s earmarked for electronic health records (EHR) if computerization doesn’t improve health care quality, reduce costs or boost administrative efficiency?
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Tags: American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, doctors, electronic health records, healthcare, hospitals, Software
As the iPhone’s getting more popular in the enterprise, the demand for business applications is likely to soar — along with the number of apps available. Sorting through the good ones can take time many folks don’t have.
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Tags: applications, business, iphone, ReadWrite Web, recommendations, Software
Could Microsoft have prevented the recent Internet Explorer attacks that experts are comparing to Conficker?
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Tags: Microsoft, security, Software, software bug
Microsoft’s latest go at the search engine market’s been a respectable effort so far. But it seems the jury’s still out on whether or not Bing will actually challenge Google’s overwhelming lead in the cyberspace race.
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Tags: Bing, Google, Microsoft, plug-in, search engine, Software, Yahoo
Rumors about Apple products are a dime a dozen. But when Apple announced the upgrades and new features for its iPhone yesterday, a dozen seemed pretty paltry.
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Tags: Apple, iphone, new features, smartphone, Software
Many IT budgets have taken a big hit during the economic downturn — but the news isn’t all bad.
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Tags: budgets, bundling, downturn, Forrester, offerings, pricing, service contracts, Software
Users of Lotus Notes and Domino have fewer reasons to resist getting an iPhone now that the latest version of the e-mail client and server product will push e-mail, contacts and calendar items to the hot Apple smartphone.
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Tags: Apple, Domino, e-mail client, iphone, Lotus Notes, Software
“Tethering” may sound a bit confining, unless you’re talking about it as a way to link mobile devices. Then it’s actually very cool.
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Tags: Apple, features, iphone, modem, operating system, release, Software
