Monthly Archives: March 2006
Microsoft Plans Windows Vista SKUs
Microsoft Watch editor Mary Jo Foley kicks off eWeeks Microsoft Week Ahead, Week in Review podcast with a review of the news on Vista...
Another Saturday Night Live Video Removed from YouTube
The "Saturday Night Live" rap video sendoff starring "Star Wars" heroine Natalie Portman recently found its way onto video search engine YouTube before being...
Outsourcing Health IT: Should Doctors Cut the Cord?
In an era of rising costs and dwindling access to experts, IT is untethering doctors from patients physical presence. Already, health care organizations are...
EMC Pushes IP Storage with New Celerra Systems, EMC Smarts Software
In a move designed to add more teeth to its IP storage system portfolio, EMC on March 6 debuted two new versions of its...
Itaniums Revenge: Intels Chip Hits the Comeback Trail
Intels Itanium chip, which has been hobbled over the past 11 years by poor performance, delayed releases and bad press, is undergoing a rejuvenation...
RIMs Payoff Spells Trouble for Enterprises
In the short run, business executives are breathing a little easier today because they know that their Research In Motion BlackBerry service is going...
Will The New ATT Be Neutral?
From Google's perspective, the newly-proposed telecom duo of AT&T and Bellsouth can't be good combination."Uh oh." That means there's an even louder, more influential...
eBay Finds The Google Way
A couple of new apps-in-the-making combine the features of Google and auctioneer eBay, making for an interesting mix of two Internet honchos.With this software...
Minor Gmail Flaw Fixed
Google said it recently addressed a "minor security flaw" in its Gmail e-mail features, but wouldn't comment further. Google was responding to an inquiry...
At Google, Things Do Go Wrong
Google doesn't often mention its mistakes. So it was surprising to hear at Analyst Day of a Google feature that doesn't appear to be...