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Ford Unveils Verve Concept Car The new Ford Verve, shown here prior to its Frankfurt debut, clearly takes its styling cues from Europe. It’s a small, sporty car aimed at younger users. Photo: Ford Motor Company Ford Unveils Verve Concept Car – Another View of the Verve Ford intends for the Verve to look as […]

APC, mFuel External Batteries Prolong Notebook Computing Unlike its predecessors, the APC UPB90 autosenses and sets the correct output voltage, so you dont have to worry about finding the right level and setting it correctly … or having the setting change by accident. APC, mFuel External Batteries Prolong Notebook Computing – APC UPB80 The UPB80s […]

Lisa Vaas: So, Eric, could you start by telling us about what laws were looking at here in Massachusetts when it comes to businesses having to inform everybody about data breaches? Whats going on? Eric Greenberg: Massachusetts has put into place a law thats similar to what has been put in place in a number […]

Mike Vizard: What are the opportunities these days around storage as it relates to archiving? Most of the emphasis on storage seems to be about the total volume of storage and the fact that the number of things Im trying to keep track of is growing and I have to, due to regulations, keep track […]

Where Are They Now: 10 IT Execs You Only Thought Retired Once the captains of the Tech industry, these former executives have slipped quietly out of the public eye. But theyve been busy. Where Are They Now: 10 IT Execs You Only Thought Retired – Ken Olsen One of the stalwarts of IT when he […]

25 Most Active Open Source Projects at Microsofts CodePlex VMukti is a Web2.0, distributed, peer-to-peer, grid computing, unified communications SAAS platform for Web, phone, and IM rich media collaboration and conference. This Multipoint VOIP, VVOIP Video 25 Most Active Open Source Projects at Microsofts CodePlex – 2. Microsoft SQL Server Product Samples: Engine This project […]

12 Things to Watch for This Fall eWEEK editors make their bold predictions as to which companies will buy a competitor, which vendors will roll out significant improvements to their products and which will become more of a force in the future. 12 Things to Watch for This Fall – Prediction #1 HP will offer […]

The Trouble with Vista It took a while to get out of the starting blocks, and when it did, Vista stumbled. Here are 12 reasons why its struggling, and five possible ways to get it back on its feet. The Trouble with Vista – Problem #1 1) It is a resource pig that doesnt deliver […]

The Five Stages of IT Grief written by Michael Vizard; illustrated by Brian Moore The Five Stages of IT Grief – Denial There is no way in heaven that there could be anything wrong with my skillfully created IT architecture. Therefore, whatever users say they are experiencing must be some figment of their imaginations caused […]

Ten Companies That Could Get Acquired These vendors all have something to offer the enterprise IT industry, and teaming up with a big partner just might put them over the top. Ten Companies That Could Get Acquired – Websense Although Websense is poised to acquire arch rival SurfControl, the whole data leakage issue combined with […]

Apple iWork 08 Ably Fills Spreadsheet Hole with Numbers Users can create charts to organize information contained within a table. Apple iWork 08 Ably Fills Spreadsheet Hole with Numbers – Charting Tables To create a chart using information contained within a spreadsheet’s tables, users select the table they wish to chart and then simply select […]

10 More Stupid Things Smart IT People Still Do by Debra Donston; illustrated by Brian Moore 10 More Stupid Things Smart IT People Still Do – Thing 1 1. Cast a jaded eye on emerging technologies and modes of delivering technology. Enterprise 2.0? Bah! Software as a service? Hmph! Were doing just fine with the […]