Last year, when Adobe announced they were moving to Adobe Creative Cloud, they also showed off some hardware they were working on. Project Mighty and Project Napoleon were a stylus and ruler combo for the tablet world. Along with updates across the board to Adobe Creative Cloud, Adobe's hardware is now available with new names: Adobe Ink & Slide. Adobe Creative Cloud The … [Read more...]
Amazon Fire Phone available for pre-order
Amazon's Fire Phone uses Fire OS, Amazon's fork of Android, and is exclusive to AT&T. The phone will ship on July 25th, but you can pre-order now. Fire Phone is a 5.5" tall phone with a 4.7" display at 1280x720 resolution with a 2.2GHz quad-core processor and 2GB of RAM. The rear camera is 13 MP with a 2.1 MP front-facing camera. Storage comes in 32GB or 64GB options with … [Read more...]
Clearing select Google Chrome history with a query
The old web browser history. Sure, now you have Incognito or Private Browsing mode but it can still be useful to clear your history or select parts of it. Auto-complete suggestions might pull from your history or you might just be done with a topic and have no need for those pages to be remembered. Whatever the reason, clearing the history in Google Chrome is pretty straight … [Read more...]
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 now available
After six months in beta, RHEL has reached general availability. Subscribers to Red Hat Enterprise Linux can now check out version 7 after its release yesterday. The announcement was made in the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Blog, the developer blog, and with an official press release. Key Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 features to address next-generation IT needs include: Enhanced … [Read more...]
Symantec rolls out Backup Exec 2014
Symantec's Backup Exec was the incumbent go-to backup software or appliance. It was their race to lose and in recent years, they had done almost everything they can to give up that position. Interface changes and lagging support for new operating systems had customers looking elsewhere. Customers were fleeing to competition like Veeam and others just to be rid of Symantec's … [Read more...]