2010: Finally the year of the Mac?

2010: Finally the year of the Mac?

Apple was a bright spot in 2009 in terms of PC sales, but the signals are mixed as to whether the Mac can grow beyond its niche

Is Windows 7 the iPad's 'killer app'?

Apple fans show signs of cognitive dissonance with their latest iPad-in-the-enterprise push: The iPad is a terrible enterprise computing device...  more

Users dispute Microsoft's explanation of Windows 7 battery problems

If Microsoft's right, we must be under a 'bad battery curse,' argues disgruntled customer ... more

Oracle revises plan to shut down Project Kenai

Java.net is the destination for projects being moved off the Kenai hosting site set up by newly acquired Sun... more

Microsoft offers Visual Studio 2010 release candidate

Both the Visual Studio 2010 IDE and the accompanying .Net Framework 4 programming platform are being readied for a late-April launch... more

Oracle launches worldwide cloud computing tour

The 50-plus-date tour on taking advantage of enterprise cloud computing follows CEO Ellison's mockery of the concept... more

What to do when your company has called in consultants

In the long run, employees should help the consultants succeed -- regardless of what success might entail... more

Microsoft Azure is available, but does anyone care?

Microsoft may find that it has but one shot to make it in the cloud... more

iPad specs? ... | 0 Reply

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zsid 29-Jan-10 04:47pm
We have been an HP partner for over 10 years. The driver issue is reflective of HP's direction in... more

Colliding trends: Can Agile survive SOA? Or vice versa? | 2 Replies

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Last I looked, Agile and its brethren had a few things in common: iteration, incremental... more

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A call center in crisis and the bureaucracy that botched it

In this IT tale, the tech team discovers why their... more

Notes from the Field by Robert X. Cringely

Google goes deep for the Super Bowl

Google scored big with its first-ever Super Bowl ad yesterday -- proving once again high tech's... more

The Gripe Line by Christina Wood

Dell dropping its Ubuntu offerings?

Reader’s desire to purchase an open source system from Dell meets sales rep resistance... more

The Deep End by Paul Venezia

What the Apple iPad really is

Enough ranting: The iPad isn't what I thought it would be, either. Focus on what it's truly designed... more

Information Overload by Matt Prigge

Buy an 'expensive' SAN and save money

Think you can't afford a SAN? Run the numbers, weigh the advantages, and think again... more

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