PC World recently conducted a 3G comparison on the network market in the US, and found that Sprint's network was the most reliable compared to AT&T and Verizon's in 6 cities in the country. As many of you might already know, the carrier claims that its network is the “most dependable 3G network”... |
16 July 2009
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T-Mobile USA, Inc. announced on Thursday the first-of-its-kind embedded SIM for Machine-to-Machine (M2M) solutions. The new durable embedded SIM is not larger than the head of a pin, yet it is able to withstand harsh environmental factors like temperature, humidity and motion while providing reliable wireless connect... |
24 April 2009
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Apple has dropped a spot in the latest Rescuecom Computer Reliability Report, which has increased the frequency of releasing its data from once a year to once every quarter (four times a year). Taking the lead was ASUS, which made a surprise leap into the top spot joined by IBM/LENOVO with a score of 348. Apple is ju... |
26 March 2009
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Apple and Panasonic are top performers in Rescuecom's third annual Computer Reliability Report, the company that has been assisting both businesses and home users with on-site and remote technical support since 1997 says. Announcing the results of its reliability report, Rescuecom revealed that Apple scored the... |
18 December 2008
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Microsoft is indeed starting to deliver an increasing volume of details related to the upcoming Windows 7 client and Windows 7 Server releases, but the end of 2009/ the debut of 2010 is still not even on the horizon, and neither are the next iterations of the Windows platforms. And with Windows XP available only on u... |
19 August 2008
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One aspect of Windows Vista that is indisputable is the operating system's stability. But the consistent level of reliability in Vista failed to rub off on the Internet Explorer 7 default component. Having to deal with faulty add-ons and plug-ins (the most problematic of which is Adobe Flash), IE7, in turn, mana... |
30 July 2008
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A reliability and performance update is available for download for Windows Vista Service Pack 1. This specific release targets all Windows Vista editions, provided that they have the first service pack integrated. The update comes with the promise of improving the performance and reliability of the gold version of Vi... |
25 June 2008
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Even though SP1 for Windows Vista was released to manufacturing in February 2008, and the gold bits of the service pack began being available to the general public in March, Microsoft is still issuing updates for the RTM version of its latest Windows client. It is the case of a compatibility and reliability update fo... |
22 May 2008
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Windows Vista Service Pack 1 RTM is without a doubt in sight. But the fact that the service pack's availability is contouring on the immediate horizon, and is now but a month away, provides little comfort for the users of Windows Vista RTM. With the general release of Vista SP1 RTM pushed back to mid-March, Micr... |
14 February 2008
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Want a taste of the new level of reliability and performance that Service Pack 1 will deliver to Windows Vista in the first quarter of 2008? Well, thanks to the Windows Update infrastructure Vista, users are able to access in advance a slice of Vista SP1. The fact of the matter is that Microsoft is delivering a previ... |
17 December 2007
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Microsoft is offering Windows Vista users the means to take Windows Vista compatibility, reliability and stability up a notch ahead of the release of the first service pack for the operating system. In this context, the Redmond company has been hammering away at Vista, since the client hot the shelves in January 2007... |
1 November 2007
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Windows Vista gone wild is both a reality and an everyday occurrence. In fact, Windows Vista gone wild translates to aberrant behavior of the inline processes of the operating system. Windows Vista deals with troubled processes in its own way, and an insight on the way the operating system manages dying, hung or aber... |
19 March 2007
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