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Security is major barrier to adoption of cloud computing. Security is playing a key role in the willingness of organizations to adopt cloud computing solutions, according to  a study recently released by Launchpad Europe, a business accelerator outfit based in London. The study based on a survey of 105 IT security experts across the globe found that more than 50 percent of them identified security concerns as the primary reason their organizations were shying away from embracing the cloud. Asked what their highest priority was when considering a cloud services provider, 37.9 percent cited security of the cloud infrastructure

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Security tempers zeal for cloud computing

BlackBerry Web Plugin version 2.0 Beta 1 has been released for both Eclipse and Microsoft Visual Studio. The BIG news for this release is the new support for building BlackBerry® Widget projects.  These tools will allow you to create BlackBerry Widgets in a much more automated manner compared to calling the BlackBerry Widget SDK via the command line. We have also added a getting started page that will appear when you start using the tooling that will connect you with the right online resources, forums and content to speed your widget development. To make a long story short BlackBerry development should become much easier as the new Web Plugins make easier to create, debug and package up browser-based content and BlackBerry Widgets for the BlackBerry smartphone

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BlackBerry Web Plug-Ins For Eclipse and Visual Studio Now Available

One of the best twitter client gets updated to version 1.5.0 ( check our review for an older version )and adds a lot of new features for twitter fans. Auto-refresh Popup notification will no longer come up Removed message to ask to go online, no longer required NEW: Now has the option to play system sounds NEW: Picture services twitpic.com, yfrog.com, twipl.net NEW: Initial implimentation of Twitter Lists, can view the lists NEW: Added Italian and Korean translations NEW: Translate Tweets option NEW: Block user NEW: Report as Spam Fixed issue with loading and uploading larger images Get yours from : panoramicsoft.com or from our store © .

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[ Press Release ] moTweets hits version 1.5.0 brings new features like Twitter list and translate

When the Palm Pre first launched, one of the coolest features was the ability to wirelessly charge the device by setting it on the TouchStone dock. Well a new product called Powermat is here to do the same thing for nearly all mobile devices. The Powermat is a wireless charging solution designed for a range of devices, including BlackBerry, iPhone, iPod, Nintendo, etc. So the first question you’re probably wondering is how does this thing wirelessly charge my device?

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Review: Powermat Wireless Charging Mat for BlackBerry

In my last post I wrote about scaling Transport servers to meet the growing needs of an organization.  In this post I will look at the same topic for Client Access servers. Client Access Servers The role of the Client Access server for Exchange Server 2007 is to accept all non-MAPI client connections and communicate on their behalf with the appropriate mailbox server

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Scaling Up vs Scaling Out Exchange Server 2007 Roles Part 2 – Client Access Servers

One week on with the N900. Although I’ve reviewed and given a first impressions of the N900 in September , that was based on very short weekend usage. Here’s just over a week (received N900 last Wednesday) on what I’ve found so far. It was only meant to be a short number of things that I loved about the N900 but one thing kept popping up after another

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One week with the N900: 22 things I love and a few things (9) that I don’t

Samsung has recently announced the release of Samsung i8910 Omnia HD Gold Edition. This special edition smartphone comes in two different color options: Champagne Gold and Luxury Brown, and is inlayed with 24 karat gold. Just like the original version, the Gold Edition offers a 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen display, an 8MP camera with HD video recording, a 16GB of internal memory, a microSD card slot, GPS, WiFi and supports HSDPA and HSUPA connectivities. The package also includes a leather case, a mini-cradle and a TV-out cable. The Samsung i8910 Omnia HD Gold Edition will hit Singapore, Germany, the Middle East and other selected markets starting this month for unannounced price yet

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Samsung Hits Back With i8910 Omnia HD Gold Edition

Korean SKY has recently introduced its new 3G full touchscreen phone, the Qbric II (IM-R520S), for the South Korean market. The main feature of this phone is the integrated DivX player to enjoy DVD-level video playback. The SKY IM-R520S also features a 3.2-inch WVGA (800 x 480) LCD screen, T-DMB, PIP(Picture In Picture) function, a 3M camera with Autofocus, a 4GB external memory card, and Bluetooth connectivity. Available in white or black, the SKY Qbric II (IM-R520S) retails for 800,000 Won ($693). [ AVING ]

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SKY Qbric II 3G Full Touchscreen Handset

If you’re anything like me, and I’m making an assumption here (because that’s what irresponsible journalism is all about), you might only have so much money to go towards fancy gadgets and various electronic compensations for a strikingly diminished sense of personal worth. That can lead to some trouble if, for instance, you have a decent gaming headset that you want to use for your Xbox 360 instead of a bona-fide sound sytem, since you can no longer use Xbox Live without Microsoft’s proprietary, flimsy headset. A few headsets, like those from Turtle Beach , alleviate this problem by offering individual chat volumes and the ability to both listen to your game and communicate with your buddies. It’s a worthy investment, but a bit of a waste if you already have a good gaming headset – dedicated XBL headsets can hover around the $150 range

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How To Use Your Gaming Headset with Xbox Live

This Sony Alpha A330 DSLR camera is lightweight, and pleasing to the eye what with it’s copper-and-black finish. This one hits 10 megapixels, and sits nicely in the space between uber-cameras for the pros and the dead-simple point and shoots. The Sony Alpha A330 boasts a 2.7-inch pullout LCD display that is posable (great for working with difficult angles,) and the image stabilization and autofocus are there to help with getting the perfect shot. Even cooler?

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2009 Holiday Gift Guide: Sony Alpha DSLR-A330

Okay guys, as much as we like our Mophie Juice Packs for keeping the iPhone juiced on the go, it’d be downright irresponsible of us not to bring this fantastic iPhone backup batery from Monoprice to your attention. The same company that brings you stupid-cheap HDMI cables is now selling a 2200mAh iPhone and iPod battery that’ll recharge your iPhone almost twice from near death, and the cost is only $15.23 – and it’s even less if you buy more than one. Sure, it’s fugly and nowhere near as sleek as a Mophie Juice Pack or Juice Pack Air , but it’s cheap! Sometimes that’s all that matters. Tags: accessories , backup battery , deals , external batteries , iphone , ipod touch , juice pack , monoprice , monoprice iphone backup battery pack , mophie , shopping , Monoprice iPhone backup battery pack triples your power for $15 originally appeared on Gear Live on Wed, December 02, 2009 – 3:47:06

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Monoprice iPhone backup battery pack triples your power for $15

I am so honored to be included on Mobile Marketer’s Mobile Women to Watch List for 2010 . It is so exciting to be listed with other “achievers who have already left their stamp on mobile marketing.” There are some seriously awesome women on this list, like Laura Marriott , who is the Former President of the Mobile Marketing Association, and Tamara Gruber of Crisp Wireless who is one of my long-time mobile women friends and super smart marketer. I’ll let you read the entire list on your own, but want to leave with a couple of the quotes I especially liked: “In mobile, you need to keep an eye on the future and a foot grounded in the present” ALLISON MOONEY Vice president of emerging trends, Omnicom’s MobileBehavior “We need to connect with women in other industries who want to be where the action really is today in marketing” LYNN TORNABENE Chief marketing officer, Quattro Wireless “Currently 0.8 percent of email newsletters are optimized for mobile, yet 20 to 30 percent of folks are checking their email on mobile devices” DEBORAH HALL CEO, Web2Mobile See the Mobile Woman to Watch 2010 list at Mobile Marketer

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Kim Dushinski Named on Mobile Women to Watch 2010

Chumby, described as a “cute little Wi-Fi friendly widget machine”, pulls content from your favorite bits of the world wide web and delivers it back to you in a friendly format. You can listen to podcasts, audiobooks and internet radio, keep track of friends on Facebook, twaddle away on Twitter, watch vids, play games, gawp at photos on Flickr, check out eBay bids, read the news, groan at the weather…the list is endless. Simply plug Chumby in, let it find your wireless network and pow! – you’re on the Chumby network

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Chumby the Wi-Fi Widget Machine

Palm’s Pixi has been reviewed by various news services in the past. Most of these have little to no Palm OS experience, and praised the device’s keyboard. The folks at BrightHand’s have a large Palm OS experience, and have ended up with the following – somewhat surprising – verdict: … After using it for a week I can say that it’s a very good value for the price, but it may not be right for everyone. The keyboard in particular is my least favorite aspect of the device. While it is adequate for basic texting and email, it isn’t really comfortable enough to use for long emails.

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Palm Pixi – reviewed by BrightHand

If you are the sort of phone user who likes to make a statement with a brightly coloured phone, then it just may be that Nokia are about to launch the device for you. Expected in Q1 2010, the Nokia 6700 Slide comes in six bright, vivid colours – Pink (there’s always a pink), Red, Petrol Blue, Aluminium, Lime and Purple. You’ll certainly get noticed with one of those! Thankfully, there is more to the Nokia 6700 Slide than just a few garish colours. The Nokia 6700 Slide is the latest ‘non-smartphone’ Nokia running on the S60 operating system.

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Nokia 6700 Slide Review

We must say, one device we were excited about this year was the Zune HD , and as evidenced in our Zune HD review , Microsoft came through with a superb device with a fantastic service behind it to match. In fact, we’ve said it many time that, in our opinion, for someone that truly loves music, Zune is the best deal around. Coupled with the $15 per month Zune Pass (which isn’t a requirement,) you get a top-notch portable media player with an OLED screen, HD Radio, and web browser with the advantage of being able to listen to pretty much any song you can think of at a moments notice

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2009 Holiday Gift Guide: Zune HD

New iPhone credit card payment service SquareUp has finally been unveiled, and we’ve gotta say, it’s got our attention. The brainchild of Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey, SquareUp aims to be a simple, sleek, inexpensive, and charitable credit card payment processing service. It works on the iPhone and iPod touch , in conjunction with a credit card reader that plugs in to the audio jack

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SquareUp iPhone payment service launched by Twitter co-founder

NeoMedia Technologies, Inc., a well-known force in mobile barcode scanning solutions, has revealed a partnership with Sony Ericsson that will preload NeoMedia’s NeoReader barcode scanning application in Sony Ericsson mobile phones. According to the announcement from from NeoMedia, the NeoReader will be pre-installed across all Sony Ericsson platforms. Robert Westin, Business Development Manager at Sony Ericsson, says: “We see great potential in the 2D barcode market and support NeoMedia’s strategy to promote and drive the open 2D barcode standards.” With new evidence mounting by the day that the marketplace is eager and ready for 2D barcodes, Sony Ericsson now appears equally willing and ready to explore the potential of new technologies increasingly utilized by an expansive assortment of retail outlets and brands. To prevent users from needing multiple barcode readers, the NeoReader is a universal barcode scanning application that reads all standard 1D and 2D barcode symbologies, including QR, Data Matrix, Aztec, UPC and EAN.

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NeoMedia Barcode Scanning App Gets Pre-Loaded

The Wall Street Journal carried an article last week on the US court’s shifting position on whether or not it’s okay for a company to read employee email. Most companies tend to take the position that whatever goes on within the corporate walls–or even within its virtual walls–is company property, and the actual keystrokes that take place on company property are fair game for snooping. However, that’s not always the case. First of all, let’s take a look at why a company would be snooping on employee email.

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Courts shifting positions on reading employee email

Sony Ericsson W800: If you are familiar and have been enamored with the Sony Ericsson K750 then the W800 will have your pulses pumping even more. It is one of the most eagerly awaited releases from the Japanese-Swedish company, and the whole mobile phone industry in general. And like the K750, the W800 has brilliant function menus, a very able camera and great sounding earphones that come bundled with the phone itself. Nokia N96: The Nokia N96 is a new release following the successful distribution of the Nokia N95 in the market last year. It is considered as an amazing multimedia computer being optimized for TV and video capabilities

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Quick Mobile Phone Reviews

LG eXpo LG has announced a new Windows Mobile 6.5-device the eXpo a.k.a LG GW820 looks like it has everything but the kitchen sink it features a 1GHz processor, a built-in fingerprint sensor, a 3.2-inch touchscreen, a 5 megapixel camera and an optional Pico Projector ( about $179 extra ) The device measures 4.5″ x 2.24″ x 0.65″ (with out the projector addon), has a 1500mAh Li-polymer battery, and will be made available to AT&T enterprise customers for $200 (after MIR and new contract) on December 7. See the full Specs of the LG eXpo © . Saijo for 1800PocketPC.com , 2009. | No comment | Add to del.icio.us See more Freewares from : Handset Review , New Handset , News

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LG GW820 a.k.a LG eXpo specs and pics