The Nokia Astound smartphone boasts solid hardware: A 4.4-ounce body that's streamlined without feeling excessively lightweight or cheap, a 3.5-inch AMOLED high-definition touch-screen and an 8-megapixel rear camera. But for all that hardware goodness, the Astound is saddled with a Symbian 3, a clunky and outdated mobile OS.
Application DevelopmentIBM's Maqetta HTML5 ToolThe HTML5 authoring tool is for building desktop and mobile user interfaces. IT Security & Network Security3 Members of SpyEye Gang ArrestedBut higher-level developers of the banking trojan remain at large. Cloud ComputingVerizon Digital Media ServicesThis summer Verizon will launch its end-to-end digital media network. Desktops and NotebooksiPad Faces Formidable CompetitionBut Apple will keep its majority stake in the tablet market through 2015. SecurityKoobface to Facebook: Bye-ByeThe worm has abandoned the social network for easier attack vectors. Indexing & Search EngineBing for iPad: Big BenefitsHere’s how Bing for iPad uses the tablet screen for big visuals and other advantages. Cloud ComputingMicrosoft's Next Cloud MoveDynamics ERP will migrate to the cloud, with hosting on Windows Azure. Data StorageIron Mountain Shuts Down CloudIron Mountain is "retiring" commodity-type public storage services. Mobile & WirelessNokia Criticized over SymbianNokia receives heavy criticism regarding its treatment of Symbian. Application DevelopmentIBM Launches WAS 8IBM delivers the latest version of its WebSphere Application Server.
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