Monthly Archives: May 2007
Nokia to Launch 2 New Handsets for Business Users, Consumers
Nokia announced May 3 that in the third quarter of 2007 it will launch two handsets, the Nokia 2630 and Nokia 2760, designed for...
Cisco VOIP and Salesforce.com: An SMBs Dream Team?
Cisco Systems on May 9 will broaden the reach of its Smart Business Communications architecture by offering VOIP integrated with Salesforce.com on-demand customer relationship...
Small Shop IT: Agile but Frenzied
With a tendency to get bogged down with day-to-day maintenance and having limited management experience as well as a finite amount of overhead they...
Sona Mobile Launches Media Platform Designed for BlackBerry Devices
Sona Mobile Inc. announced May 3 that its Sona Media Platform, a media management system that will bring push media to BlackBerry Devices and...
Intel Plans Push into Mobility, Emerging Markets
At a gathering of analysts in New York, the worlds largest chip maker unveiled plans to use its 45-nm technology to enter new markets,...
Microsoft Poised to Rule Entertainment, Devices World
/zimages/1/173497.jpgLAS VEGAS—As president of Microsofts Entertainment & Devices Division, Robbie Bach drives the companys Connected Entertainment vision, offering consumers new and compelling, branded entertainment...
Microsoft Poised to Rule Entertainment, Devices World: Part 3
/zimages/1/173497.jpgLAS VEGAS—Robbie Bach, president of Microsofts Entertainment & Devices Division, spoke with eWEEK senior editor Darryl K. Taft at the Microsoft Mix conference here....
AMD Hosts Preemptive Lunch Before Intel Launch
AMD made a strong preemptive statement on May 2, hosting a press and analyst luncheon to hype the companys strengths in mobile processing compared...
Microsoft Poised to Rule Entertainment, Devices World: Part 2
/zimages/2/173497.jpgLAS VEGAS—Robbie Bach, president of Microsofts Entertainment & Devices Division, spoke with eWEEK senior editor Darryl K. Taft at the Microsoft Mix conference here....
Unpacking the Digg-AACS Controversy
By now the Digg user revolt story over DRM circumvention is so widespread that writing an analysis piece seems like an ironic exercise in...