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Oliver Marks: Kayne West Influences Enterprise Social Business Strategy
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft Bing gets visual search; full 2.0 update later this fall
Larry Dignan: It's official: Intuit buys Mint.com; Plans to keep Mint.com and Quicken Online
Sam Diaz: Sprint extends unlimited plan to businesses; Shares jump on acquisition rumors
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: 802.11n ratified ... finally
- Zack Whittaker:802.11n approved; Not 'new' and hardly groundbreaking
Larry Dignan: Intel reshuffles its executive deck; Consolidates product divisions
Jennifer Bergen: Dell sells discounted Zune HD before it hits storesLarry Dignan: Yahoo's sale of Alibaba.com stake opportunistic
Sam Diaz: Motorola bullish on Android, Motoblur rollout in 2010
Tom Foremski: Intel domination of microprcessor markets reaches a new 4 year high
Ed Bott: The Windows 7 upgrade survival guide
Christopher Dawson: Could Google Fast Flip get kids reading news again?
Tom Foremski: Intel domination of microprcessor markets reaches a new 4 year high
Richard Koman: Veoh wins copyright suit, brightening YouTube's future
Christopher Dawson: The Classmate is not a compromise
Robin Harris: 4 reasons NOT to upgrade to Snow Leopard today
Larry Dignan: Oracle to unveil Sun-based Exadata database machine
Heather Clancy: Fat Spaniel digs deeper into renewables with new software for solar plant operators
Sam Diaz: HP: New Quicklook, revamped Media Smart Server top fall product news
- Andrew Nusca:HP (Voodoo) Envy 13, 15 thin-and-lights expected this month
- HP offers Vivienne Tam Mini netbook with butterfly art
Mary Jo Foley: Gaming veteran Shane Kim to leave Microsoft
Phil Wainewright: Sage dresses SoSaaS in cloud clothing
Jennifer Leggio: Twitter hashtag #chats: Valuable or just noise?
Andrew Nusca: Apple regroups for living room push; drops 40GB Apple TV, slashes 160GB price
Matthew Miller: Shortcovers has ePub ebooks for reading enjoyment on several platforms
Dana Blankenhorn: Open source loves profit
Sam Diaz: Google unlocks data restrictions, announces Data Liberation efforts
Andrew Nusca: TomTom debuts 5" XXL 530S, 540S GPS navigation devices
Joe McKendrick: Create, cut, create, cut: How to be a successful CIO in 18 easy steps
Dana Gardner: Open Group ramps up cloud and security activities as extension of boundaryless organization focus
Andrew Nusca: Pliant announces 'world's fastest enterprise SSDs'
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft pushes business users to start Windows 7 upgrades now
Matthew Miller: LG announces upcoming GW620 Google Android smartphone
Larry Dignan: EMC's Tucci will stick around through 2012
Jennifer Bergen: Gadget Gal's daily deals: Palm Pre, Pure Digital Flip Ultra camcorder, Magellan RoadMate GPS
Rachel King: Carl Zeiss unveils 18mm F3.5 lens for Canon DSLRs
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft Security Essentials or Forefront: Which should a Windows user choose?
Richard Koman: Anonymity exposed, part deux: Google, ISPs ordered to expose academic dissidents
Rachel King: SanDisk releases Extreme Pro CompactFlash cards
Dave Greenfield: It's Official: Avaya Acquires Nortel Enterprise
Dana Blankenhorn: Lasker Awards show controversy of basic science
Larry Dignan: E-commerce sites: You have 2 seconds to load your Web pages
Dennis Howlett: Gen X/GenY/Enterprise 2.0: are the naysayers right?
Dana Blankenhorn: Would you march for Internet privacy?
Paul Greenberg: Brent Leary Expounds: The SMBs Rejoice
Larrry Dignan: Intuit's reported purchase of Mint: A fine defensive move
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: The Linux botweb story that wasn't ...
Jason Hiner: The 10 smartphones that emit the most radiation
Dan Kusnetzky: Conversation with Marathon Technologies
Sam Diaz: Sprint lures two from Verizon; new 'unlimited' plan seals deal
Andrew Nusca: Can ultrathin laptop David beat the netbook Goliath?
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: 20 hours to upgrade Windows 7 ... maybe, but it's a fringe case
Jason Hiner: Deploy metrics to revolutionize business processes