Stories About Robert Strohmeyer

• A Privacy FAQ: What About You is Online? Analysis: Given the recent security breaches, smart consumers should know what public records are accessible online.
• Virtualization Complicates Disaster Recovery The increasing popularity of virtualization is prompting IT organizations to rethink their disaster recovery plans, study says.
• When Windows Update Won't Update Ralph Isaacs wants to know why Windows is telling him that it can't install its own updates.
• Texting, Social Nets Find a Place on the Job A Canadian researcher finds workplace benefits in the instant messaging and other technologies young employees are bringing to work.
• Is Patient Data Getting Loose on Thumb Drives? Doctors are carrying unencrypted patient data on portable storage devices, a London study warns.
• Ruckus Upgrades Wireless LAN Wares The revamped FlexMaster switch adds Layer 3 roaming to improve VoIP technology and greater capacity.
• GTA IV Expansion Likely Delayed Microsoft and Rockstar are both quiet about an expected release of GTA IV missions this fall.
• Sony Unveils Resistance 2 Collector's Edition Sony says Resistance 2 will ship in North America on November 4, along with a special collector's edition.
• How Green is Your IT Department? Establish a 'green baseline' now to better determine how to improve sustainability later, Forrester analysts suggest.
• Free Webmail Users Unaware of 'Price' A study finds many users of free Web-based e-mail services are unaware that their mail is scanned in order to optimize ads.
• Indiana Jones Game Revived Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings reportedly approved for Nintendo DS and PSP, but not yet for Xbox or PS3.
• Next-Gen XO Laptop Due in 2010 The dual-touchscreen laptop from the One Laptop Per Child project will feature dual touchscreens and cost $80.
• Internet Traffic Growth Slows International Internet capacity continues to grow faster than traffic say researchers for TeleGeography.
• Microsoft's Renewed Vista Strategy The software giant is learning and changing in regard to Vista's stops and starts, Vista guru reports.
• Wi-Fi Nets Come to Vehicles Recent research suggests how to strengthen TCP transfers to improve VoIP sessions while in motion.