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Google прекратит поддержку старых приложений Android — что известно / NV

С выходом Android 15 в апреле 2024 года пользователи больше не смогут запускать некоторые старые приложения.

Как очистить память на iPhone — 6 способов без установки дополнительных программ / NV

Если память на смартфоне заканчивается, для iPhone предусмотрено 6 вариантов, как очистить память не устанавливая новые приложения

YouTube или Instagram — какие приложения съедают заряд батареи смартфона — исследование / NV

Специалисты портала DxOMark исследовали, какие приложения являются наиболее энергозатратными для батарей смартфонов

Как записать разговор по телефону на iPhone и Android — практические советы / NV

Что делать и как запустить запись разговора по телефону на системах iOS и Android с приложением и без

Mobile device makers react differently to attack info, researcher says | Network World

When a researcher at an ethical-hacking firm discovered mobile devices from Apple, Google, RIM and HTC had a flaw in them that would allow an attacker using malicious Web code to freeze them up and crash them, he contacted the companies last year.

How to create a computer-emergency response team | Network World

The basics of pulling together an incident-response team to react to data security breaches.

The do’s and don’ts of data breaches | Network World

Security consultants and professionals advise on how to react to a data breach.

Storm central | Network World

Brian Autio has to predict Mother Nature so his employer, energy giant BP PLC, knows how to react.

Telcos react to import duty removal on equipment | Network World

While telecommunication companies in Uganda have welcomed the government's proposed removal of Value Added Tax on telecommunications equipment, they have vowed to continue pushing for the removal or reduction of excise tax on calling vouchers.

How to tell robot handwriting from the human kind … and how I react to the former | Network World

Journalist Clive Thompson has published an enlightening piece at Medium.com that shows us how we can tell the difference between a snail-mail letter that has been written by a robot and one that has been written by an actual human being. And I've got a few words about the former.

eBay sellers split on changes | Network World

The significant changes that eBay announced last week have merchants abuzz as they analyze and react to the impact that the restructured fees, modification of the search and feedback functions, and other changes will have on their sales and profits.

DDoS extortion: Readers react | Network World

A few weeks ago we discussed what has become an epidemic of extortion attempts against companies by people who demand that their victims pay up-typically by wiring money to an offshore bank - or face a potentially debilitating distributed denial-of-service attack.

NetFlash: AT&T preps service to manage threats | Network World

AT&T preps service to manage threats AT&T is readying a threat-management service for its largest customers that is designed to aggregate security information from dozens of devices and platforms under one umbrella. Called Aurora, the system is linked to the carrier's IP network and promises to let customers more quickly react to threats because information is presented in a more coherent fashion, AT&T says. http://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/053005-aurora.html?net

MS ANTITRUST: Microsoft, EC prepare for ruling next week | Network World

As judgment day in the nine-year antitrust battle between Microsoft and the European Commission draws near, neither side in the protracted dispute knows for sure how it will react to the news on the day.

The application delivery market gets a boost | Network World

How would you react if you discovered that "DLL Hell" had become a thing of the past? It's not just a theoretical question, because the desktop application virtualization market, first devised by Softricity, has recently been joined by two other players with their own stake in the concept. Together, this group is introducing approaches to application delivery that could very well revolutionize desktop software management.

Legislation to improve communications for emergency responders likely to pass | Network World

Hurricane Katrina uncovered many shortcomings in the government's ability to react to a disaster, but one of the more serious deficiencies was the inability for emergency responders to communicate.

Building virtual worlds at Boeing | Network World

Want to see how an F-16 will react to the latest antiaircraft weapons? Tip Slater is your man.

How to react to a fire alarm | Network World

We've been conditioned by years of fire drills to assume that alarms are either tests or false alarms, and just mean a 20-minute work break. But if a fire alarm is to serve its function, we need to assume - or at least pretend - that it's the real thing. Most important, we need to assume that we will not be returning to work.

Small business storage technologies that help protect against the big guys | Network World

Smaller businesses that compete against larger ones do have a few advantages, the most important being that they are more nimble.  The agility inherent in being small means that smaller companies should be able to react to business opportunities or other situations more rapidly than their larger competitors.  This is of course a result of inertia - the same law of physics that enables a PT boat to turn more rapidly than a battleship.

Operating systems can take some funny turns | Network World

There are similarities among all these operating systems but when you've used one relatively exclusively for many years, you become conditioned to look for certain signs that indicate potential problems and instinctively react to those signs.

RSA: Microsoft, eBay, Visa form Phish Report Network | Network World

To make it easier to identify and react to new scam Web sites, Microsoft, eBay and Visa Monday said they are launching a program to share information about online identity theft scams known as "phishing attacks."

Readers react to IDC’s Linux market share numbers | Network World

Many readers had some thoughts about last week's newsletter, "Linux snaps at the heels of Microsoft servers," which talked about a recent IDC report on the state of the server/client operating systems markets.

Open source experts sound off on Canonical’s IP policy reaching GPL compliance | Network World

I spoke with several experts on free and open source software about the implications of the latest developments with Canonical's IP policy, its impact on Ubuntu licensing, and how the open source world in general is going to react.

Readers react to SCO’s GPL challenge | Network World

In August, my two newsletters on the state of the General Public License elicited some thoughtful and colorful reaction from readers. The newsletters focused on the SCO Group's plan to challenge the GPL's validity as part of its lawsuit against IBM, as well as an analysis of the SCO group's claims against Linux.

Risk analysis needs a reality check | Network World

One factor that contributes to poor risk analysis is having too much awareness of a problem. Get hypersensitized to an issue, such as security threats, and you're bound to react in a way disproportionate and uncalled for by the facts. We're not just inundated with security information; we're overwhelmed by it. This sets us up to make poor decisions.