Monthly Archives: July 2007
ThinkPad X61s is a small and light—but powerful—system
For companies that want to provision employees with lightweight, full-featured, secure and centrally manageable notebooks, Lenovos ThinkPad X61s ultralight fits the bill nicely.The X-series...
A CIOs Lot Is Not a Happy One
Though tales of ever-expanding compensation packages for executives and claims that companies have shifted their focus from hiring to retention continue to fill business...
Symantec Bats Botnets with New Tool
Symantec officials say their new Norton AntiBot utility offers users an extra level of protection against bots in order to complement anti-virus products.
AntiBot, which...
Free Mobile App Locates Other Mobile Devices
Vito Technology has released a free application for GPS-enabled Windows Mobile devices that helps users locate others with similarly equipped devices. Vito FindMe uses...
Active Endpoints Delivers BPEL4People Tool
Active Endpoints, which makes SOA orchestration solutions, is rolling out ActiveBPEL for People, a product that adds workflow and human interaction capabilities to the...
AMD, Intel Set Sights on the High End
In the ongoing battle of technology and prices between Advanced Micro Devices and Intel, the winner, at least for the first of 2007, appears...
Asus Low-End Laptops to Run Xandros
In early June, Asustek Computer and Intel announced at Computex Taipei that they would soon be releasing a low-end $199 subnotebook PC, the Asus...
IBM Rides the Portal Wave
IBM is looking to ride its leadership position in the enterprise portal space into a similar position in the Enterprise 2.0 arena, where Web...
Duke Resolves iPhone, Wi-Fi Outage Problems
One week after discovering a glitch between Apple iPhones and its Cisco-based campus wireless network, Duke University on July 20 finally got to the...
Do IT Smarter Targets MSP Marketing
Looking to help its MSPs build their businesses, Do IT Smarter, a reseller of outsourced managed services for small-business VARs, is now offering its...