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Robin Gareiss
Though early adoption was primarily in the consumer space, Web 2.0 applications - including wikis, blogs, shared workspaces, and social computing -...
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Michael Osterman
Cisco's latest acquisition is Jabber, a leading developer of enterprise-grade presence-enablement capabilities. Jabber's offerings include its...
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Stephen Manes
It's list season here at PC World, so I may as well join in--with something that resembles the "little list" made famous by Ko-Ko, Lord High...
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Andreas M. Antonopoulos
Shadow IT is all the IT that was neither planned nor approved by anyone but gets chosen, deployed and used by end users. Some see this as grass-roots...
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Keith Shaw
RealNetworks' RealDVD software lets users save their DVDs onto their computer's hard drive.
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Joanie Wexler
We call 'em phones. But the new T-Mobile G1, the Apple iPhone and other touch-enabled handsets making the nightly news are really tiny multifunction...
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James Turner
Sooner or later, we all end up installing new software on our computers. Whether it's a new version of Firefox, or a cool game, or a video editing...
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Lincoln Spector
Virtually all commercially-sold PCs come with some sort of recovery tool--an alternate way to boot your system (either a CD, a DVD, or a special key...
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Mark Gibbs
I am not a happy traveler. I have friends who treat travel as a great adventure and love every minute of their experiences, but not I. For me travel...
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Paul McNamara
The question of why so many Google products are classified "beta" -- and classified thusly for so long -- has knocked around the tech press for some...
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John Fontana
Data capture vendor Captaris and security software developer Epok have developed add-ons to Microsoft's SharePoint Server 2007 that let users search...
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James Niccolai
Microsoft may be the only company in a position to provide "any real competition" for Google in the online search business, CEO Steve Ballmer said...
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Rebecca Wanjiku
Ericsson has announced plans to set up an Innovation Center in sub-Saharan Africa to develop mobile applications to meet the needs of poor and rural...
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Brenda Zulu
A lack of funds has prevented Zambia from completing the computerization of voting registration, government officials said this week.
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Elizabeth Montalbano
Microsoft has given small and midsized business customers more ways to earn cash to buy its software through partners by adding new products and...
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