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Automating Infrastructure and Operations Management with VMware
With VMware, virtualization tools come with a management system built in. Check out this webcast to learn more.
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Desktop of the future: It's Greek to me
HP unveiled its idea of the desktop PC of the future at Comdex. But Rich Castagna thinks the vision might be a little shortsighted.
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Handwriting recognition that really works
Tired of having to adjust to the quirks of handwriting recognition systems? This one from Sweden lets you write naturally--without any special symbols or arcane strokes to remember.
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Think small (and smaller) and faster, too
Mobile means small, light, and--now--powerful, and there are plenty of products available today or on tap to fulfill those requirements. Rich Castagna looks at a couple that stood out at this...
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Extreme mobility
The ups and downs of the tech industry are well noted, but even in seemingly slow times, companies are hard at work at breaking barriers--and miniaturizing processors for Lilliputians.
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Weaving Web privacy
The Web can be a crapshoot for both users and information providers. Two new products provide a degree of security at both ends of the Web spectrum.
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Woo wireless with e-mail
The postman really does ring twice, says Rich Castagna--e-mail helped the Internet boom, and now it's calling again to make wireless work.
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Mobile apps: Think small
3G, GPRS, CDMA2000 1xEV-DV--what's it all about? Rich Castagna says forget about that stuff for now--find a modest app to mobilize and just do it.
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Purple boxes--or purple haze?
Sun says it's going to sell Linux desktop machines, but Rich Castagna isn't sold. Sun's purple boxes won't do much to promote Linux on the desktop at all.
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Desktop Linux is for real
No longer just the darling of the digital counter-culture, Linux opened eyes by snaring a chunk of the server market. Can the desktop be next?
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Wireless cards and points signal arrival of "a"
SMC unveiled a handful of new products, enhancing its selection of 802.11b and 802.11a adapters and access points. Will SMC head off lagging 802.11b interest?
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Wi-Fi is not just for data networking
Wireless networks based on 802.11b are becoming mainstream in enterprises, but applications from WhereNet and SpectraLink prove the protocol can do more than just move data through the airwaves.
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Taming wireless nets
Vernier's new WLAN boxes ease management, improve security, and allow seamless roaming--AirMagnet puts WLAN monitoring and troubleshooting into a PDA.
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Speed, distance barriers fall
Wireless vendors ignore the stop signs as they push Wi-Fi to new limits. Here's how Proxim and EnGenius are giving Wi-Fi a shot in the arm.
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Speed, distance barriers fall
Wireless vendors ignore the stop signs as they push Wi-Fi to new limits.
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N+I: Random thoughts and observations
A deal you can't refuse, sound advice, and tiny telecom products--welcome to N+I
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Taming wireless nets
Vernier's new WLAN boxes ease management, improve security, and allow seamless roaming--AirMagnet puts WLAN monitoring and troubleshooting into a PDA.
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Wi-Fi is not just for data networking
Wireless networks based on 802.11b are becoming mainstream in enterprises, but creative applications from WhereNet and SpectraLink prove the protocol can do more than just move data through the...
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The long and short of wireless networking
Wireless heavyweight Symbols Technology and RF component designer Silicon Wave are at the forefront of the convergence of wireless technologies.
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Wireless gets safer, more manageable
Apps vendors are answering the call for better 802.11 security and management.
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Wireless--the real thing (finally)
With considerable floor space dedicated to wireless products, vendors at NetWorld+Interop are promising a showcase for more polished, more practical mobile technologies.
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