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Hot Products From VoiceCon San Francisco
VoiceCon San Francisco brought some of the latest in enterprise telephony, networking, infrastructure and UC products to the Moscone Center. Here's a look at some of what attendees saw.
Brocade Storage Products Set For Oracle Deployments
Brocade unveiled a number of configurations to improve storage performance in Oracle VM virtualization deployments, as well as solutions with partners such as EMC, NetApp, HP, and Sun for database and data warehousing deployments.
Mozilla's Thunderbird 3 RC -- Almost Ready for Take-off
The open source e-mail client, Thunderbird 3, has gotten an overhaul and is just about ready for final Release Candidate. There are scores of new features, as well as easier e-mail account setup with Thunderbird 3, now available in beta release version 4. Here's a look at some feature highlights.
REVIEWS
We like the code name "Karmic Koala" but how does Ubuntu 9.10 measure up to Windows 7?
Company's latest media player is the first we've seen that plays almost every type of format.
Iomega recently released a new NAS device that is a pleasure to use -- if you can get past a few caveats.
Company's new Conserve Surge with Timer, the first in a line that will focus on ways for IT and facility departments to help manage electric usage.
Micosoft Office Web Apps inevitably will be compared to Google Docs. The CRN Test Center finds some advantages and disadvantages in choosing Office Web Apps over Google Docs.
Lexmark recently reworked its entire inkjet printer line. The CRN Test Center takes a look at the Prestige, one of the new Professional class models.
BLOGS
Dexrex Gear's new enterprise-targeted archiving tool stores real-time messages to help companies meet compliance requirements.
Apple is now facing the toughest competition to date against its iPhone with today's launch of Motorola's Droid.
ClearCenter provides an open-source service delivery platform based on its ClearOS platform that partners can tailor to meet the IT needs of small business and distributed environments.
The New York Yankees are champions of baseball, but the team's success provides some lessons technology companies would do well to learn.
The headlines Friday will focus on Motorola's Droid smartphone, but the fine print is all about Google's march to communications supremacy.
New York's ban on texting while driving is now in effect, not leaving a lot you can do with your mobile device while you're behind the wheel of a car.
Canonical is bringing Linux to the mass market by way of its partnerships with major OEMs and via word of mouth within the Ubuntu Server user community.
MOST READ
Google CEO Eric Schmidt made comments this week that could amount to a can of gasoline tossed onto a smoldering fire, and now the industry awaits Microsoft's inevitable response.
Google boss Eric Schmidt recently suggested Android adoption is 'about to explode.' Here are 10 hot smartphones running on the white-hot Android platform, including price, availability and U.S carriers, that might suggest he's right.
The headlines Friday will focus on Motorola's Droid smartphone, but the fine print is all about Google's march to communications supremacy.
The success of Amazon's Kindle has made it all but synonymous with e-reading, but as cheaper, more varied and more multifunctional devices come to the fore, Amazon will be tested.
With CES 2009 kicking off this week, ChannelWeb is giving you a sneak peek at a host of hot products that will make waves at the Consumer Electronics Showcase. From the strange to the necessary, here are 25 products you shouldn't miss at the show.
As the hype subsides, it's clear the buzz on Barnes & Noble's 'Kindle killer' has some merit.
How does the BlackBerry Storm, RIM's first ever touch-screen smart phone, stack up against its touch-screen rivals the T-Mobile G1 and the Apple iPhone 3G? Here, we pit the devices head-to-head-to-head in 14 different categories to determine the true touch-screen titan.