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Its a Virtual World After All

Many emerging technologies have smoothly evolved from the consumer to the business space. But what of virtual worlds such as Second Life? Is there a business case for doing business in the virtual world? Following are some examples of potential workspaces in the metaverse. By Dave Greenfield

A Better Way to Cut Your IT Budget

The analysts over at Gartner recently said now is the time to cut the IT budget, and they provided six steps for getting the job done. The six steps play off advice offered by the company last fall that said CIOs should prepare two budgets...read more

Google Sites Emerges from the Remains of JotSpot

In October 2006, Google quietly acquired hosted wiki provider JotSpot. Rumors abounded that the JotSpot assets had been devoured and that the team had been blown up and moved around Google. In November, Google Product M...read more

eWEEK Labs Walk-through: Toshiba Portege R500-S5003

The Toshiba Portege's R500-S5003 is thin and light, but its solid-state drive does little to push performance. By Tiffany Maleshefski

Top 10 Disruptive Technologies Affecting the Data Center

Several technologies are poised to shake up the data center. Gartner Research Vice President Carl Claunch provided eWEEK with a list of 10 technologies to watch. They are all relatively immature today, Claunch said, b...read more

Windows Live SkyDrive Exits Beta

Windows Live SkyDrive, Microsoft's free online file management and sharing service, offers 5GB of storage. Users get password-protected "anywhere access" to their information, which can be shared with others. This anywhere, anytime acce...read more

eWEEK Labs Walk-through: Chandler 0.7.4

eWEEK Labs puts the newest version of Chandler, an open-source personal information manager, through its paces.  

eWEEK Technology in Film Awards

In honor of the 80th Annual Academy Awards, eWEEK presents its own version of the Oscars--The eWEEK Technology in Film Awards.  

From IBMs Labs: The 3-D Data Center

Data center sprawl can be a massive headache, which is why IBM has created the 3-D Data Center application. The software-

Microhoo or Screw You?

Since the ink dried on Microsoft's original $44.6 billion purchase offer for Yahoo on Jan. 31, Yahoo has been turning every which way for help, wheeling and dealing to avoid becoming the rival software giant's lunch. Here are some scenarios-