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Wondering whether Vista will ever catch on with enterprise customers? The answer may be 'Yes, but not quite yet.'
AirTight is wagering that its software-as-a-service approach can help enterprises lock down their Wi-Fi.
Memory makers have finally stopped adding capacity because they spent
themselves broke.
AirTight is wagering that its software-as-a-service approach can help enterprises lock down their Wi-Fi.
Hole in the Jet database considered the most severe, since it affects so
many Microsoft and third-party apps.
Startup meshes chat, IM, file sharing and video messaging.
A current and former employee explain why they think the culture at the troubled hardware maker needs fixing.
The Dow and S&P could find support near here.
Deal is aimed at curtailing abuse.
Please don't think we compete with Visa. We're much different, the payment company says.
The latest supercomputer will be built on Intel and Linux. Again.
Windows XP's last service pack poses challenges for some users, but so far it's largely business as usual.
Eyeing anticompetitive threats, lawmakers bring forward new legislation to curb ISPs' network management.
Greater efficiency and flexibility will propel new solutions to the forefront among IT buyers, according to a new report.
AMD insists going pure quad core will pay off down the road. Plus, it's using multi-chip design to solve its problems as well.
Investors fed up with the daily flood of bad news from the financial sector might do well to look at Priceline.com.
Handset makers pushes out toolset to drive mobile software builds, next generation mobile apps.
The social networking leader will adopt profile sharing, continuing efforts among the major Web players to swing the wrecking ball at data barriers.
Panelists debate the consumer harm and technical solutions to protect kids on the third screen.
But Will Users Go Along with multiple desktop operating systems?
Offers more products, clever storage, more advice.
With Yahoo in its rearview mirror, Microsoft reportedly eyed Facebook.
The latest version of Microsoft's automated help agent for companies, adds support for SharePoint searches.
It's a fairly minor glitch for some users who install Windows XP SP3 over IE7 and IE8.
After a year and half of trying, Borland find a buyer of developer tools spinoff.
New JBoss Operations Network takes aim at open source middleware management, though the solution isn't entirely open source -- yet.
Nationwide WiMAX takes a step toward reality as players come together to form a potential juggernaut.
The emerging wireless technology gets another massive vote of confidence, while Comcast, Time Warner, Google and Intel sign on as backers.
Latest version of Privilege Manager aims to make implementing Vista security easier, transparent to end-users.
At an FTC town hall meeting, ad experts consider when sophisticated mobile applications will hit the mainstream in the United States.
Java EE 6, SE 7 and JavaFX all make impressive debuts.
At an FTC town hall meeting, ad experts consider when sophisticated mobile applications will hit the mainstream in the United States.
Latest version of Privilege Manager aims to make implementing Vista security easier, transparent to end-users.
At an FTC town hall meeting, ad experts consider when sophisticated mobile applications will hit the mainstream in the United States.
More expensive, holistic support with SOA capabilities.
The head of Windows Live tries to put the best face on Microsoft's failed bid to acquire Yahoo.
VDIworks splits from the centralized desktop vendor, offering virtualization for a variety of platforms.
Thought that WebKit was just for Apple Safari? Think again.
Cisco is still growing its business overall and remains optimistic about future growth.
CIO admits three months of data can't be found on 2003 backup tapes. But plenty of questions remain.
