Monthly Archives: January 2009

Mobile device security and President Obama

Posted on January 22, 2009 by admin

Obama’s fighting hard to keep his Blackberry President Barack Obama will have a beloved BlackBerry — and maybe a second, more secure smartphone-like device — with him in the White House. The president has been adamant about continuing to use … Continue reading →

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Satyam explodes

Posted on January 7, 2009 by admin

WSJ: Satyam Computer Services Ltd. Chairman B. Ramalinga Raju Wednesday resigned admitting to falsifying company accounts and inflating revenue and profit figures over several years, sending the company’s shares plunging 78%. In a letter to the company’s board, which was … Continue reading →

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Fault tolerant patent application for virtual machine

Posted on January 4, 2009 by admin

[0018]For incoming network packets, the following is done during the logging mode. When a packet is received, an event-request is posted for the VMM, at Block 210. When the VMM processes the event, it stops the VM, synchronizes the guest … Continue reading →

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