Monthly Archives: March 2007
Is a Linux Desktop Avalanche Coming?
Slowly, ever so slowly, the Linux desktop has been picking up momentum. It keeps getting better and better, but Microsofts monopoly has kept many...
Power Supplies Should Give Dell Food for Thought
Michael Dell has promised a wide-ranging, top-to-bottom housecleaning and restructuring to get his namesake company back on track. That is all well and good,...
Who Needs a CIO?
This year along with March Madness basketball and the start of the baseball season is the apparent start of open season on CIOs. The...
Mike Dell’s lunch plans
Michael Dell has promised a wide ranging, top to bottom house cleaning and restructuring to get his namesake company back on track. That is...
Berners-Lees Talk Goes Back to the Webs Future
When it comes to testimonies in front of congressional committees, the term "sleeping aid" usually comes to my mind. But when I saw that...
Novells Revenue Sags, Linux Business Soars
Its hard to say exactly whats happening with Novells earnings, while it continues to audit its past stock-option practices. Still, while awaiting the results...
VMware Launches Second Fusion Beta for Macs
VMware is looking to entice Apple enthusiasts with a new beta release of its "Fusion" virtualization software for Macintosh desktops and laptops.
The Palo Alto,...
SCO Starts to Stabilize Its Finances
The SCO Group on March 1 reported results for its first quarter ended Jan. 31, 2007. While it wasnt a pretty picture, the companys...
Birthday Whimsy from Waynes Wireless Wire
There were no major events, save one, in the wireless world since the last time eWEEK brought you the Wireless Wire. 3GSM is long...
Free Software Foundation Courts Hardware Vendors
The FSF (Free Software Foundation) is expanding beyond its software boundaries, and reaching out to hardware vendors to encourage them to "work with the...