Cisco's recipe for IT recovery
Productivity and partnerships will be key to the IT industry's recovery, Cisco CEO John Chambers said in his recent keynote address at NetWorld+Interop 2003.
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Can Apple's iTunes Music Store stop Kazaa?
ZDNet's David Coursey asks Apple's Philip Schiller how the company's new online music store will compete with popular file-sharing services like Kazaa.
Why should users upgrade their iPod?
ZDNet's David Coursey talks with Apple's Greg Joswiak about whether iPod users should upgrade to the new 30GB iPod.
Keeping the shiny side up: Safety tech from Infiniti
Does the Infiniti Q45 make you a safer driver? ZDNet's Patrick Houston takes it for a spin to find out.
Infiniti takes tech to the streets
Patrick Houston hits the road to test drives the Infiniti Q45, and looks at how the information technology inside could make you a better driver.
Apple launches iTunes Music Store and new iPods
Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced on Monday the launch of a new online music store that features 99 cent downloads and a 200,000-song library. He also introduced three new iPods, one which has 30 gigs of storage.
Motorola turns cell phone users into DJs
CNET's Brian Cooley looks at the latest cell phones from Motorola, the Harley Davidson-branded phone and the Motorola C350, a new phone that allows people to mix together their own ring tones.
The end of IM as some know it?
Some companies are stopping employees from installing and using instant messaging applications. ZDNet's Pat Houston and SurfControl's Jim Murphy discuss why companies feel that they need protection from IM, and how the new blocking technology works.
Ballmer unveils Windows Server 2003
Microsoft is taking aim at Unix servers with the launch of its new Windows Server 2003. CEO Steve Ballmer appealed to IT managers, saying this is the right product for enterprises on tight budgets.
Palm unleashes a pair of handhelds
CNET's Brian Cooley takes a look at two new Palm handhelds: the Zire 71, with an integrated camera, and the Tungsten C, with built-in Wi-Fi networking.
Microsoft makes archiving whiteboard notes easier
ZDNet's David Coursey talks to Microsoft Research about new "whiteboarding" technology that converts analog whiteboard notes into digital images.
Microsoft's chief researcher
ZDNet's David Coursey asks the head of Microsoft Research how his department has helped shape Microsoft's commercial products.
Microsoft solving system crashes
ZDNet's David Coursey talks with Microsoft Research about new software tools the company is developing to prevent third-party device drivers from crashing its Windows operating systems.
Microsoft project gazes at the stars
ZDNet's David Coursey talks with Microsoft Research about a new online directory that collects, categorizes and archives all the known stars of the universe.
Wireless that Works at N+I
Borland's president and CEO, Dale Fuller, describes his company as the Switzerland of software development. He is molding the company's products to interoperate with a broad variety of platforms and to bridge the gap between Java and .Net.