Month: June 2007

It’s that time of year again. Whether you’re hitting the beach or plugging away in your data center this summer, there’s no shortage of new

Workers conditioned to the constant and annoying pings of their instant-messaging systems had better buck up and get used to it. According to the latest

In what seems to be a bid to compete with the iPhone’s snazzy feature set—the touchscreen, photo management and iPod apps you’ve seen in those

Ask any BlackBerry-toting exec whether they’re going to buy the new iPhone, and they’ll ask you a question right back: Will my IT staff be

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.—Last week, at the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit held at the Googleplex, some of Linux’s top kernel developers discussed the state of the

Data warehousing giant Teradata on June 19 unveiled new storage management software that allows data mining applications from outside vendors to be embedded and run

NEW YORK—IBM wants its mainframe servers to be more than just high-end hardware. With that in mind, IBM launched its Destination z program June 21,