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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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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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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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Heather Havenstein
Microblogging site Twitter has added an election site that uses its trending and search technology to perform real-time analysis of election-related...
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John Ribeiro
Google's social networking site Orkut has blocked access to a community on the site that supports the Indian Mujahideen, the terrorist group that...
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Michael Osterman
As users of e-mail, desktop productivity applications, collaboration tools and other information generation and management capabilities, we create...
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Elizabeth Heichler
The dramatic increase in compute power unleashed by multicore processors will enable applications that blend virtual representations of the real...
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Al Sacco
"What are you doing?" That's the central question behind Twitter, the uber-popular microblogging/social networking service--and, at this point,...
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Juan Carlos Perez
Google has released a free Web-based service called Moderator that organizations can use to improve question-and-answer sessions during heavily...
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Jim Duffy
Cisco this week rolled out a new collaboration product portfolio designed to help companies accelerate business processes and increase productivity,...
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John Fontana
Information Cards, the identity specification developed by Microsoft, is headed to a standards body that will work to ensure interoperability among...
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Dan Moren
Bloggers looking to post from their iPhone have a new option in illumineX, inc.'s new iBlogger 1.0.5 application, released Tuesday in the App Store....
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Robin Gareiss
We are bombarded lately with "green" everything. No longer does green simply describe the mixture of blue and yellow. And the Irish? Sorry, no longer...
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Heather Havenstein
Google co-founder Sergey Brin Thursday became the first of the company's top three executives to launch a blog, and he immediately used the platform...
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