Trimming network redundancy at the University of Connecticut's School of Business was certainly not COO Michael Vertefeuille's first choice to …
F5 CEO talks growth
What kind of opportunities do you see in this market? We are convinced that most of the growth opportunities globally …
Adobe aligns software branding to shine light on Flash
Adobe is aligning its Web design and developer tools, including a new one available for testing Monday, under its Flash …
Microsoft loves, hates netbooks, says analyst
Microsoft loves netbooks, the ultra-small, ultra-cheap laptops that accounted for about one in every 10 notebooks sold in the last …
How much work can you do on a Smartphone?
Portable yet powerful, the laptop has become the machine of choice for the modern business user. But for anyone with …
Beefed-up netbooks now a threat to notebooks
Microsoft and Intel’s attempts to confine netbooks to the low end of the market to protect mainstream notebook PC sales …
Will the next iPhone have iVideo?
The new iPhone hardware expected to ship this summer from Apple Inc. is rumored to have a video chat capability …
Seagate FreeAgent Theater
The FreeAgent Theater is relatively easy to set up: Hook it up to your TV; plug it in to an …
Is Palm Deliberately Creating a Pre Shortage?
What appears to be a deliberate plan to create an opening day shortage of Palm Pre smartphones may backfire and, …
IBM touts SSD data management software for its servers, arrays
IBM is now providing management software across all of its servers and storage arrays that identifies the most highly accessed …
Videophones dive into cool market
Image quality is better than on PC-based videoconferencing systems, according to the companies, and both devices can connect to enterprise …
Smart and cheap: Business intelligence on a budget
“Use it up. Wear it out. Make it do. Or do without.” That adage from the Great Depression is making …
The shape of the coming netbook revolution
The netbook you know today gives just a taste of what's to come. Cheap, portable, and packed with features that …
Ballmer sees IT opportunities in economic recovery
Growth will have to come from higher productivity and innovation when the economy begins to recover, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer …
Mac users rant about Mac OS X update glitches
Mac users have reported an unusual number of problems installing Mac OS X 10.5.7, the huge security and feature update …
Microsoft’s identity cloud platform enters Beta 2
Microsoft released the Beta 2 of Geneva, its identity platform for the cloud, adding single sign-on capabilities across server applications …
Oracle cuts some support prices — temporarily
Just a week after rival SAP AG revised its plan to raise support costs, Oracle Corp. announced plans to offer …
Microsoft: Windows 7 is faster on SSDs, with two caveats
Microsoft Corp. today gave a strong, though qualified, endorsement for running Windows 7 on PCs equipped with solid-state disk (SSD) …
Alcatel-Lucent losses grow as revenue shrinks
Alcatel-Lucent reported a 6.9% drop in first-quarter revenue compared to last year, while losses more than doubled. Revenue fell to …
Microsoft earnings drop, revenue off 6%
Microsoft fell short of analyst expectations for its third quarter, blaming the most difficult economic conditions the company has faced …