September 02, 2010 - Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 is coming, but Windows Live Mesh won't talk to it. Enter the San Francisco startup Dropbox 0 comments
Tech's Bottom Line

Intel: Mobile's next Goliath?

September 02, 2010 - Intel-Infineon deal goes far beyond handsets, putting new technologies in netbooks, tablets, embedded PCs, and more 1 comment
September 01, 2010 - New iPods and iTVs with streaming video? Will The Beatles finally come together with iTunes? No matter -- Cringely is finding it hard to get excited 1 comment
September 01, 2010 - The FTC launches an uphill battle against paid endorsements on the Web, charging a firm for fake game reviews on iTunes 4 comments
September 01, 2010 - It's a game, pure and simple, but there's more than one way to deal with a CFO who reflexively turns down every budget request 1 comment
September 01, 2010 - Microsoft Dynamics' customization opens new possibilities for software-assistent relationship management in all sorts of areas 0 comments
September 01, 2010 - A techie at a government contractor shares stories of the services some users expect from their IT help desk 1 comment
August 31, 2010 - Xsigo I/O Director enables converged infrastructures without the expensive FCoE or PCIe link extenders 0 comments
August 31, 2010 - Simply avoiding certain websites and downloads won't shield you from the DLL library loading hack, but this advice will help 8 comments
August 31, 2010 - With the emergence of a few key products, it's clear that IT's current focus on private clouds needn't become a dead end 1 comment
August 30, 2010 - Network architecture ain't what it used to be, but some tried-and-true principles should never be violated 1 comment
August 30, 2010 - A 20,000-foot view of data storage, from networked desktop hard disks to monster SANs, reveals that the same issues emerge again and again 1 comment
Modernizing IT

The Internet is dead!

August 23, 2010 - No, wait -- the connection is back up again -- it seems to be working now 5 comments
Internet
August 11, 2010 - How Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, and Safari rank in HTML5 compatibility and memory consumption 3 comments

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