Need a break from the serious news of the day? InfoWorld spoofs the tech industry's goings-on in these literally unbelievable stories.
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Intel's latest processors present the most substantial performance jump since the introduction of the Pentium Pro.
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Apple has announced the iPhone 3.0, the new OS for its wildly popular smartphone. Find out what features and upgrades to expect in this major update -- and what it might mean for the rest of the mobile landscape.
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InfoWorld Test Center examines Chrome, IE, Firefox, Opera, and Safari and determines how secure they really are.
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InfoWorld's experts suggest an agenda for the new administration's public and internal technology policies.
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Now that Microsoft has released the beta of its forthcoming operating system, find out what it does -- and does not -- deliver, at least so far.
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InfoWorld covers all the latest news and announcements of interest to business IT at the 2009 Macworld Conference and Expo, taking place in San Francisco.
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Every year, the InfoWorld 100 Awards celebrate 100 IT organizations that have implemented and integrated technologies in innovative ways in pursuit of concrete business goals. These 100 real-world projects stand as proof that striking a new path in IT can reap deep organizational rewards.
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The economy is in trouble -- everywhere. Even outsourcing providers are nervous. Already under stress, IT staffers see their jobs getting more and more difficult as they must do more with less, all while wondering if they'll even keep their job. Bonuses for IT workers rose only 0.2 percent in 2008, at a time when 3 to 4 percent salary raises are the norm. But don't panic: IT is better off than many other job segments, and there are steps you can take to come out on top even in today's tough economy.
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Microsoft will release its Vista successor in early 2010, but the first prerelease version is now here. InfoWorld looks at the new Windows to see where it stands out and falls short, how it compares to Vista, and what it suggests about Windows' long-term future.
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Ever-longer hours, tethered to your phone, more pressure to do more with less, cheap competition from overseas, and now a financial meltdown -- tech workers are under duress, yet economic woes make them believe they have few options. That's not entirely true: In some fields, IT staff are in high demand and the living remains easy. But in others, workers face long stretches of unemployment, and younger workers are sometimes encouraged to move overseas to nations that have strong growth, such as China. This special report surveys the stresses and options for today's under-fire IT workers.
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