Nehalem workstations: A new era in performance

Nehalem workstations: A new era in performance

Intel's latest chips revolutionize the market. In InfoWorld tests, Dell led in price-performance, HP in overall design, Lenovo in single-processor systems. All have speed to burn

Chrome OS: Cloud computing made real

Forget Windows. So long Mac OS X. Google's OS lifts computing out of yesterday's desktop paradigm and into the cloud...  more

My sad affair with the iPhone 3G S

Spotty 3G coverage and poor battery life take the luster off Apple's new star. But the roots of the problem are much deeper... more

Microsoft's Silverlight 3 already available ahead of launch

Software giant is set to officially launch the multimedia technology at an event on Friday... more

Google: Open source's biggest foe and friend

Google's doing right by open source, while at the same time competing with open source vendors... more

Microsoft, IBM highlight software development advances

Event at Big Blue's Silicon Valley facility focuses on the future of development, bridging the gap between developers and designers, and upcoming developer tools... more

Google OS may force Microsoft to reinvent Windows

With Google's open source Chrome OS set to enter the market, Microsoft faces the challenge of developing a more Web-centric operating system ... more

Semantic Web technology to get update

Query mechanism upgrade focuses on app development... more

Robert X. Cringely / The Google OS: Are we saved at last?
07-08-09
Neil McAllister / Chrome OS: Cloud computing made real
07-09-09
whurley / Will Larry Ellison eat his words on cloud computing?
06-29-09

Verizon helping companies assess application vulnerabilities

Verizon's scanner will help companies find security problems on the application level and suggest remedies more

Update: Google Apps lose the beta label

Gmail, Calendar, Docs, and Talk are losing their beta tags in a move intended to calm concerns among IT managers and CIOs more

Sign up to receive InfoWorld Resource Alerts

Subscribe to the Today's Headlines: First Look Newsletter

©1994-2009 Infoworld, Inc.