Cisco chief John Chambers has pointed to new sectors it will either enter or grow in, bringing it into even greater competition with the likes of HP and IBM
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Cisco chief John Chambers has pointed to new sectors it will either enter or grow in, bringing it into even greater competition with the likes of HP and IBM
Palm has sold 370,000 Palm Pre smartphones and expects to sell a million in its first quarter, according to a PalmWebOS.org blogger.
A report from research firm Infonetics predicts software-as-a-service (SaaS) is the future of managed network security.
The Swedish software firm buying Pirate Bay plans to use its brand together with new file-sharing technology to create a new, legitimate business model.
Adobe Systems has shuttered its North American operations for the week of 29 June in a cost cutting manoeuvre, according to published reports.
New online application beta aims to help US consumers track, understand and reduce home energy usage.
Sun Microsystems and RingCube are joining forces to offer Sun Ray users more options when deploying a desktop virtualisation environment.
Apple customers were more satisfied with the outcome of tech-support calls than HP or Dell customers, according to a study that concluded Apple was more likely to retain loyal, repeat customers.
A Webroot survey has found those using social networks such as MySpace and Facebook are not doing enough to protect themselves from hackers and phishing scams.
An approved list of apps, or whitelist, is flavour of the month in security. But vendors and alanlysts question whether it can be a panacea
Fewer operators might mean higher prices, and Vodafone would provide half the country's mobiles, if a deal emerges
Gmail is supposed to be a big threat to Microsoft's Outllok. If that's the case, Clint Boulton wants to know why Microsoft is helping fix a tool that will help users move to Google?
Microsoft has responded to claims that Outlook 2010 will lack sufficient standards support.
Hero from HTC is a multi-touch, social-oriented Android phone with a keyboard version apparently planned. That should make the iPhone sit up!
Spotlight search, voice recording and landscape email really revive our interest in the new generation iPhone
Twitter launching its upgrade during the previously scheduled time would have disrupted service to Iran during prime hours
The UK government's proposed crackdown on ilegal copying could make a perfect test of the music industry's assumptions, says Peter Judge
Final report also includes plans for Ofcom to police file-sharing and universal broadband service
Twitter has helped Dell sell its products, suggesting a model by which the popular social networking site could assist other companies in generating revenue
The airline industry still dreaming about phoney low-carbon fuels. Instead it should seize the opportunity of video-conferencing to produce real change, says Simon Perry
There's a lot in this phone, and it takes a lot of getting used to. So far, we're finding lots to like.
Gmail can meet the needs of individuals, but enterprises won't trust it until Google frees Gmail and Google Apps from its own data centres, says Jason Brooks.
The new version of the Android operating system adds plenty - but still misses some important features for a mobile device
We can discuss the merits of the phones themselves for ever. But analysts agree the really important thing is the quality of the applications available
At last the Pre has arrived. It's a great phone, but has issues that will limit its use in the enterprise
Magic challenges the iPhone on its home ground. Vodafone thinks it's not a business device, but we're not so sure
The N97 mobile computer comes with high expectations - and a price tag to match
Satio has a big touchscreen, a 12 megapixel camera and a focus on consumers. but is that enough?
Created by the team that brought Google Maps to the world, the search engine giant hopes Wave will cause more than a few ripples on the Internet
Digital Sky Technologies is investing in privately held Facebook in exchange for preferred stock, which becomes a 1.96 percent equity stake for a $10 billion valuation