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Windows & Interoperability: eWEEK Labs Walk-through: Windows 7

Today at its Professional Developers Conference, Microsoft gave the public its first peek at the Windows client release that's supposed to make up for Vista. Based on our early tests of the new client, we're impressed with Seven's speed and polish.

Cloud Computing: Images of Microsoft Office Web Applications

As part of a strategic companywide shift toward embracing Web-based solutions, Microsoft announced plans to deliver Office Web applications, lightweight versions of Office, delivered through browsers.

Desktops and Notebooks: Dell Looks to the Ultraportable Market with the Inspiron Mini 12

Dell is looking to offer consumers a new type of ultraportable notebook with the Inspiron Mini 12. While the Dell Inspiron Mini 9 uses Intel's Atom processors, Dell included a 12.1-inch display and other ...read more

Messaging & Online Collaboration: Vello Conference Calling: Hits and Misses

Vello makes conference calling simple, creating a system that doesn't require callers to know a PIN or dial-in number. Unfortunately, Vello's billing is a mess.

Enterprise Mobility: Google Earth Now on iPhone, iPod Touch

Google continued its momentum in tailoring its applications for Apple's iPhone with the adaptation of its Google Earth application for the iPhone and Apple's iPod Touch. Google Earth, used by consumers and businesses that require geog...read more

Enterprise Applications: Adobe Flash Player 10 Boasts New Features for Developers, Designers

Adobe Flash Player 10 introduces new expressive features and visual performance improvements, such as 3-D effects and more, that enable interactive designers and developers to build rich Web experiences.

Enterprise Mobility: Waiting for the G1

At T-Mobile's special presale in San Francisco-held 11 hours before the rest of the country would get a crack at it-anxious consumers lined up to be the first owners of the new Android-based G1 with Google smart phone.

IT & Network Infrastructure : Raritan Dominion Racks Up Smart Power Control

Granular power measurement is the starting point for creating a green IT data center. The Raritan Dominion PX provides the data needed to control utility costs. Competitors from APC, Avocent and ServerTech mean IT managers have plenty of options to get power control products at a price that contributes to rapid ROI.

IT & Network Infrastructure : Sun Microsystems Offers New Blade Server, Storage Blades

On Oct. 21, Sun Microsystems rolled out four new storage and server blade systems to help boots its enterprise storage and server portfolio. The new Sun blades include a storage blade-the Sun Blade 6000-that supports e...read more

Enterprise Applications: OpenOffice.org 3.0 Base in Pictures

OpenOffice.org Base is a desktop database application that can be used to perform the standard tasks of creating and manipulating tables, queries, forms and reports. Base, which recently underwent a Version 3.0 bump alongside the rest...read more