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A Lesson in Planning

Unless you don't watch any TV--or possibly live in a cave--then you know that in mid-February, traditional over-the-air television broadcasts will end and that...

Data Breaches Exposed More Than 35 Million Records in 2008

The number of reported data breaches in the United States jumped nearly 50 percent in 2008, according to by the Identity Theft Resource Center.All...

Sun Acquires Cloud Computing Automator Q-layer

Sun Microsystems may not be making a lot of money these days, but it is not afraid to keep investing in areas that it...

NeatDesk Helps Reduce SMB Paper Loads

Ever wonder how any small business owner is able to keep track of all the miscellaneous business cards, credit card receipts and papers that...

Even High-Riding EMC Facing Layoffs

EMC, the world's largest seller of enterprise data storage hardware and software, said Jan. 7 that it will trim about 2,400 jobs-or about 6...

RIM, T-Mobile Roll Out BlackBerry Curve 8900

RIM, T-Mobile Roll Out BlackBerry Curve 8900 by Roy Mark No Title The BlackBerry Curve 8900 is made of hard-shelled plastic in a titanium-colored finish with chrome...

Telcos to Lose in Broadband Slowdown

The troubled U.S. economy will inevitably lead to a decline in new broadband connections in 2009 unless President-elect Barack Obama is successful in expanding...

FileMaker Banks on Ease of Use, Flashy Interface with FileMaker Pro 10 Database Software

FileMaker is hoping a new interface and several enhancements designed to improve ease of use will build a following for Version 10 of its...

SOA: Wanted Dead or Alive

The Burton Group's Anne Thomas Manes set off some serious buzz when she proclaimed in a Jan. 5 blog post that SOA is dead,...

Will Google Help Contextual Web Blossom with Chrome?

While companies struggle with keeping costs down during the recession, programmers tired of being bound by social networks and other walled destination sites will...