In today's technology roundup: Fingerprints provide new evidence, Anonymous readies new attack tool, Randi Zuckerberg quits Facebook, and LinkedIn adds two new members per second.
The updates are for OS X 10.6 and include all the printer drivers supported on OS X from HP, Samsung, and Brother.
The company's data centre comprises roughly 900 000 servers, but accounts for 1% of total data centre consumption, a report says.
Apple sues Samsung for patent infringement saying the Australian version of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 is a copy of the iPad.
The cloud computing service can support around 100 million users, according to Polaris.
Tableau expects the tool to allow people to analyse, publish and share data on the go.
NetApp awarded the company the titles of Growth Partner of the Year and Partner of the Year.
Music videos turn increasingly immersive and interactive as new technologies blur the line between the real and virtual worlds.
The handset manufacturer is hoping to challenge Samsung for the top spot in the Android smartphone market.
The BlackBerry maker declines to reveal what caused problems in its updated BBM service.
The operator adds two mobile solutions to its business applications suite.
Will RIM's five new BlackBerry 7 devices be enough to give the company a fighting chance in the smartphone market?
In today's technology roundup: Apple fined over iPhone location data, France legalises 30 000 banned sites, first .xxx site goes live, and US charges 72 for child porn.