Well doesn’t 2 years go fast sometimes? But when you are waiting for your mobile phone contract to expire it seems to last forever, especially the last few months. Having just reached the end of my contract it has been time to upgrade, and with all the new phone and operating system launches in [...]
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Nokia–A New Beginning?
Posted in Mobile, News, Nokia, Operating Systems, Technology on 23 November 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Internet Explorer – making it a better experience
Posted in Operating Systems, Vista, web on 21 March 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Day to day I still tend to use Firefox as my main browser but do end up running one or two windows in IE7 since I reguarly visit sites that just don’t quite get it right in firefox (often Microsoft sites!). Paul Thurrot’s recent post on Firefox Goes Head-To-Head With Microsoft’s IE7 just made me [...]
Vista & HP1740 LCD Panel Driver – WARNING!!!!
Posted in Displays, Drivers, HP, Operating Systems, Vista, Windows Update on 15 January 2007 | 4 Comments »
Well interesting weekend with Vista. On Friday I checked on Windows Update and there were updates for my HP nw8240 laptop hardware up a new graphics driver for ATI Mobility FireGL and the HP 1740 LCD I have connected to my docking station at work. So what does a good Vista person do, but opt [...]
Hardware Virtualization – It’s Starting
Posted in Consolidation, Operating Systems, Virtualisation on 8 January 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Just noticed today from a link David Marshall’s VMBlog site that Hitachi now have a blade based server platform with virtualisation built into the hardware so how long before IBM, HP et al follow suit. This is what I talked about in November and makes incredible sense for the hardware vendors since they intimately understand [...]
What will happen to virtualization?
Posted in Consolidation, Operating Systems, Virtualisation, Workload Management on 22 November 2006 | 1 Comment »
Following on from my previous entry and these two items:- Q&A: VMware co-founder Mendel Rosenblum Operating Systems never did exist, and the ones we have are doomed… This has really made me think as to where virtualization will lead us. It either has to become the OS, and VMware already state that ESX server has [...]
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