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AMD Up, HP Down in the Numbers Game [July 3, 2008] Gartner revises Q1 numbers after getting some new information on HP selling
prices, while iSuppli has better news for AMD.
Mobile Phone Users: It's All About Text Appeal [July 3, 2008] While text messaging leads consumers' must-have features, signs point to good news for advancements being pushed by handset makers, carriers and developers.
Low-Income Americans Slipping on Broadband [July 3, 2008] New research finds overall broadband use spreading, but suggests that economic squeeze might be slowing uptake among certain segments.
PowerPoint Is Only a Starting Point [July 3, 2008] The design firm that helped create Al Gore's famous "An Inconvenient Truth" slide show, shared a few do's and don't's to make a great presentation.
Dell Finds a Way to Continue XP Sales [July 2, 2008] While most OEMs offer upgrades, Dell offers to sell a $20 "downgrade" to PC buyers -- Windows XP.
Microsoft Tries Annual Fee in New Office Bundle [July 2, 2008] A lower-cost, subscription-based Office bundle may be less of an effort to undermine Google Apps and more about promoting Microsoft's OneCare antivirus service.
Preparing for the Worst: Tech CEOs' Successors [June 27, 2008] Which companies have the best "bench" of executives to take command should a new leader be needed suddenly? We take a look.
Ballmer: And Then There Was One [June 27, 2008] As Bill Gates leaves Microsoft behind, Steve Ballmer and the team he has put in place have plenty of challenges to overcome.
Microsoft Jumps Into Virtualization Fray [June 26, 2008] Both fear and optimism shamble along in Microsoft's shadow as the computer giant advances its virtualization plans with the release of its Hyper-V hypervisor.
Sun Joins Role-Based Provisioning Fray [June 25, 2008] The company's ID management package adds support for business roles -- and follows a slew of competitors aiming to cash in on compliance.
Salesforce, Google Head for 2nd on Apps [June 23, 2008] Deal makes it possible for Force.com developers to utilize Google applications in their applications with instant response time.
Is Vista Still a Flop With IT? [June 23, 2008] New reports indicate Vista may still not be kick-starting large-scale deployments in IT shops.
Firewall Vendors Look to Automate Policy Changes [June 20, 2008] By helping to manage employee access rights and policies, new
products seek to help shoulder a staggering burden on IT in large global enterprises.
Concentric to Host Exchange Services [June 17, 2008] Hosting provider Concentric signs up to offer enterprise-level Exchange to small and mid-sized companies.
Microsoft Co-sponsoring Open Source 'Census' [June 16, 2008] Microsoft will support the project to find out who is using which open source software, but the big question is Why?
Will Linux Users Miss Out on Firefox 3? [June 16, 2008] Windows users have been getting Firefox updates before their Linux counterparts. Will the trend continue with the browser's hotly anticipated new version?
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