Customers Rip Microsoft On Volume Licensing
While Microsoft's own handpicked customers say they love its technology, they're still ticked at the company's volume pricing/licensing policies.
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Good News For Road Warriors: Wi-Fi Up High
Good news for road warriors and solution providers: United Airlines has been approved for airborne Wi-Fi on its flights, which signals a new milestone in mobile computing. -
Apple On Intel? Hell Has Frozen Over!
Apple may move its crown jewels to Intel; Progress Software makes partners happy, and TechEd kicks off. -
For McNealy And Sun, What Goes Around...
Observers disagree whether the Sun-Storage Tek merger will create the data center equivalent of a monster truck, or just another, big, garbage truck. -
Manic Thursday: M&A Extravaganza
Sun's buying StorageTek, Citrix is buying NetScaler, Lawson is buying Intentia, and it ain't even 9 a.m. yet. -
Inside And Out, Intel Pushes Forward With Its Digital Strategy
Both inside and outside the PC, chip maker Intel is intent on pushing forward with its digital strategy. -
So Far, RSS At IBM Is A-OK
IBM, which has spent much of the past 10 years developing and selling its own collaboration software, is now finding the benefits of open RSS as a communication technology. -
Bye, Bye WinOE: Hello Windows Workflow Services
This just in: Microsoft is now referring to WinOE or the Windows Orchestration Engine as Windows Workflow Services. -
Channel Stuffing Lives On In Hollywood (Oh Yeah, And Deep Throat Surfaces)
Channel Stuffing Lives On In Hollywood (Oh Yeah, and Deep Throat Surfaces) -
Back in a Flash
Next Generation of Macromedia Flash platform should be worth challenger to Microsoft. -
Paying Dividends
Merrill Lynch says it may be time for more technology companies to start paying dividends to shareholders. -
Here's To Nick Ciarelli
Nick Ciarelli, of Think Secret fame, committed the cardinal sin or digging out and reporting Apple news before Apple was ready to announce it. -
At Sun, Business Building Equals Community Building
Sun Microsystems, already one of the more blog-friendly companies, could be getting ready to throw more of its strategy behind a "community-based" approach. -
IBM Versus Goog-zilla?
Is IBM/Lotus sticking its head in the lion's mouth with its deal to allow the Google Desktop Search application to work with Lotus Notes inboxes? -
Microsoft, We're All Waiting...
It is truly amazing how much influence Microsoft has on the industry as a whole. The company is so influential that it's able to predict the rate at which a technology is adopted--and it all stems from the life cycles of its software and product releases.
