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AMR Research president and CEO, Tony Friscia, and research director Jonathan Yarmis discuss news and trends coming out of last week's Consumer Electronics Summit.
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TIAA-CREF Systems Struggle
Software bugs try clients' patience.
Transmeta Packs Faster Crusoes in Smaller Package
Better things come in smaller packages, as Transmeta unveiled two new Crusoe chips that are available in packages half the size of their forefathers.
Paying Open Source Developers To Get Features Faster
Your open source program doesn't have a feature you want? You can always pay to have it added.
Tool: To Buy or To Rent Software?
Can you save money by renting applications instead of buying software? Compare the options. (Baseline)
Quiz: Which Way To Budget
As you prepare next year's budget, should you start from scratch and use zero-based budgeting? Weigh these considerations before you do. (Baseline)
The Cost of Containment
The size and volume of containers make it possible to hide munitions, drugs, stowaways, explosive materials.
Microsoft Revs Its Office 2003 Marketing Engines
Delayed by the Blaster worm and the blackout, Microsoft takes the wraps off its Office 2003 pricing, licensing and launch plans.
Microsoft Sets Date for Office 2003
Retail availability expected at launch on Oct. 21, sources say.
ClearCube to Extend Blade PCs
Move will allow businesses to put multiple users on a single blade.
Gates Foreshadows Longhorn Advances
Chairman highlights Microsoft's software and research priorities.
When Hardware Talks to Itself
Coffee: Systems have more to say to each other, but listening to users is still more important.
Microsoft Faculty Summit to Showcase Research
The company's annual Faculty Summit will highlight e-Learning programs and projects, among fruits from other Microsoft Research teams.
Tracking the MasterCard Surge
MasterCard International Inc.'s investment in IT is paying dividends.
Game Boy Owners Will Surf Web With Bluetooth
GameBoy Advance owners with the longing to get connected now have a new option: a Bluetooth module that will allow them to be connected to the Internet.
Simplicity Key to InfiniCons Latest InfiniBand Moves
InfiniCon unveils an embedded InfiniBand fabric management tool, an entry-level switching system and a dual-port HCA designed to comply with PCI-X.
Mod Chip Salesman Jailed
David Rocci, the Xbox mod-chip salesman made famous by the government's occupation of his isonews.com website, was sentenced to five months in prison and assessed a $28,500 fine last week.
Trusted Computing Group Forms
New group will develop and implement a set of specifications for trusted computing platforms.