December 16, 2010 Create or Manage Your Profile IT Management Daily Brought to you by Google Makes Chrome Browser More Enterprise Friendly MS Installer will let IT departments easily deploy Chrome alongside other browsers. Read more >> Unlock the Processing Power of Your PC Sponsored by Microsoft Today's websites and browsers only use about 10% of the processing power your PC has to offer. Internet Explorer 9 unlocks the other 90%. Combined with a new JavaScript engine, the web now performs like an application installed directly on your computer. Watch this video now to learn more. Click Here >> Oracle Releases MySQL 5.5 A year after its first development milestone release, Oracle rolls out new version of the open source MySQL database. Read more >>    The 10 Most Overused Buzzwords on LinkedIn    Facebook Named Best Place to Work    Critical IE Update in Biggest Ever Patch Tuesday    Gawker Hack Triggers Password Resets at Major Sites    Mark Zuckerberg Named Person of the Year    The Business Value of Online Services. Sponsored by Microsoft    Video: Unlock the Processing Power of Your PC    New: Best of IBM Information On Demand Global Conference 2010 Job Title: Infrastructure Security Analyst (NYC) Company: Next Step Systems Location: US-NY-New York    Servers, LAN, SAN, and Storage in a Single View    PDF: Beyond Disaster Recovery - Becoming a Resilient Business    Sign Up! Microsoft TechNet Subscription Standard    IBM Whitepaper: Primary Storage Optimization--An Overview    Spend Less Time Rewriting Your Sites to Work Across Browsers iPad vs. the World: Tablet Market Gets Weird The iPad will soon face a tsunami of competing tablets. Get ready for mass confusion in formats and feature sets. Read more >> Green IT Blog by T. Lau Post Cancun: What's Next for Kyoto Protocols? Now that the Cancun Agreements have moved the world's countries closer to some agreement on technical assistance, financial aid, and target-setting for carbon emissions reductions, one question on a lot of people's minds is what happens next to the Kyoto... Read more >>

You are subscribed to an Internet.com newsletter as oomsatya1.digitalnewsportal@blogger.com. To unsubscribe from this newsletter, please click here. If you wish to be removed from all future Internet.com emails, please click here. To unsubscribe via postal mail, please contact us at: Internet.com Attn: Newsletter Subscription Dept. 307 5th Ave., 14th Floor New York, NY 10016 Please include the email address which you have been contacted with.