Monthly Archives: February 2005
HPs Crown Jewel Division Left in the Lurch
Last month it appeared as if Hewlett-Packard Co. had officially tabled the prospect of spinning off its lucrative printing business with its move to...
Trojan Targets Microsofts AntiSpyware Beta
Malicious programmers are already sharpening their claws on Microsoft Corp.s anti-spyware software, even before the applications official release.
On Wednesday anti-virus firms said they uncovered...
Grid Computing Takes the Linux Route
Mondays launch of the Globus Consortium by HP, Intel, IBM and Sun Microsystems represented the second body devoted to the commercialization of grid to...
Layoffs? Restructuring? HP Partners Say Theyll Cope
Carly Fiorinas departure from HP has gone hand in hand with rumors ranging from immediate sales layoffs to a larger corporate restructuring somewhere down...
Microsoft Delays Its CRM System Again
Microsoft officials acknowledged Thursday that the company has decided to postpone by several months the final release-to-manufacturing date for its next major customer-relationship-management application.
The...
Partners: What Happens Now with HP and Linux?
Hewlett-Packard Co. has been a strong Linux supporter, but since CEO Fiorina has been forced out, what will happen next?
Novell Inc., one of HPs...
Tools Give Tablet PC New Life
The Tablet PC platform got a boost this week when Microsoft said that several of its partners have announced support for both its Tablet...
Microsoft Partners Embrace Visual Studio
When it comes to extending the combined Visual Studio and .Net Framework environment into interesting solutions that solve user problems and save money, Microsoft...
Single Users Can Get Acrobat Elements Via Dell, HP
The history of Acrobat Elements in brief: The PDF world went collectively slack-jawed when it found out that Adobe had been test-marketing something referred...
OSDL Releases v 3.0 Carrier Grade Linux Spec
Linux is achieving critical mass in a number of segments in the telecommunications market, particularly in telecom infrastructure equipment. Pointing toward an even more...