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- CES: LG's15-inch OLEDs
- LG Display is on the verge of commercial production of a 15-inch OLED panel for use in TVs and laptops, it said Wednesday on the sidelines of the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
8 January 2009
- CES: 3D Webcam
- Webcams are almost a standard for computers these days, but here’s one with a little twist. It’s a webcam that uses two cameras to produce a 3D image.
7 January 2009
- CES: Duck hunt indoors
- At this year’s CES some products on display are aimed at the young or the young at heart. Duck Hunter Extreme is one of them.
7 January 2009
- CES: Tonium Pacemaker mixes music
- For the audiophile Sweden based Tonium unveiled a new version of its Pacemaker at CES this year.
7 January 2009
- CES: Asus shows Eee PC Tablet
- The T91 Eee PC has an 8.9-inch panel that can be swivels around to convert the laptop to a tablet form factor as Asustek chairman Jonney Shih demonstrated.
6 January 2009
- CES: Powermat gadget charger
- Tangled wires and cables for charging different devices will be a thing of the past if Powermat has anything to say about it.
6 January 2009
- CES: The liquid cooled Reactor
- Everyone knows that computers and liquids don't mix.
6 January 2009
- CES: Thinkpad with two screens
- Lenovo's unique ThinkPad W700ds is getting its official launch this week at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
6 January 2009
- CES: Eee keyboard
- Asustek is hoping a pair of small screens make a big impression on visitors to this year's Consumer Electronics Show.
6 January 2009
- iPhone App: MiniPiano
- Turn your iPhone into a 14-key piano with MiniPiano.
22 December 2008
- Week in Review - 12/19
- Steve Jobs skips '09 Macworld, McCain camp leaves confidential files on BlackBerry, Amazon keeps busy during holidays season, connectivity a top 2009 CE trends, Delta gets in flight WiFi, Palm creates an app store and more.
19 December 2008
- Consumer Tech: 2009 Preview
- A sneak peek at some of the trends we can look forward to in 2009 in the world of consumer electronics.
19 December 2008
- iPhone App: MazeFinger
- The MazeFinger game is an "awesome" time-waster, particularly if you like robotic voices cheering you on.
19 December 2008
- 2008 Year in Review: Gadgets
- The Year in Gadgets. iPhone 3G anyone?
18 December 2008
- Year in Review: Coolest future-tech we saw during 2008
- Our review of the coolest future-tech we saw during 2008.
17 December 2008
- Mass USB duplication at the touch of a button
- Quickly copy or erase up to 15 USB memory sticks with the USB Transfer Express by Hamilton Electronics. Keith can now easily recycle all those USB-based press kits!
17 December 2008
- Year in Review: Apple
- A look back at this year’s news about Apple.
17 December 2008
- Year in Review: Robots Everywhere!
- 2008 was a big year in robotics. We take a look back at some of the more exciting developments in this field.
16 December 2008
- Year in Review: Top Tech News
- The continuing saga of "Microhoo", the debut of the iPhone 3G and Bill Gates retiring are among the top technology news stories from 2008. Take a look back at what made news this year.
16 December 2008
- Year in Review: Microsoft's Crazy Year
- From Bill Gates' retirement, to those bizarre ads with Jerry Seinfeld to the "Save XP" campaign, take a look at the highlights from Microsoft in 2008.
16 December 2008
- iPhone App: PhotoCalc
- A must have for photographers: PhotoCalc shows local sunrise/sunset info as well as calculates depth-of-field and exposure parameters.
16 December 2008
- Happy 40th birthday mouse
- This week saw the 40th birthday of the computer mouse. At a Stanford University event commemorating the invention, the audience took a trip down memory lane. They watched a video from December 9, 1968 where Douglas Engelbart demoed the first (...)
12 December 2008
- Week in Review - 12/12
- Obama outlines ambitious tech plan, Sony falls victim to economic crisis, the mouse turns 40, Cisco TelePresence translates, Tsubame supercomputer impresses, the US Air Force shows insect-size robots and Google details the top 10 of 2008 and (...)
12 December 2008
- This advertisement is watching you.
- Don't look now, but this advertisement is watching you.
12 December 2008
- iPhone App: AroundMe
- Looking for a restaurant? Pull up AroundMe to find restaurants and other businesses in your immediate vacinity.
12 December 2008
- A look insideTsubame
- A look inside Tsubame, Japan's second fastest supercomputer.
10 December 2008
- iPhone App: Twitterrific
- Never miss a post, reply or direct message and keep your Twitter addiction fed while on the road with Twitterrific.
9 December 2008
- Obama: No child left offline
- U.S. President-elect Barack Obama has outlined an ambitious plan to give every child in the U.S. the chance to get online and to connect the nation's hospitals through cutting edge technology.
7 December 2008
- The Medical Phone
- A U.K.-based mobile phone maker plans to start selling in 2009 a novel smartphone originally built for the British military.
7 December 2008
- Eee desktop PC unveiled
- Asustek, makers of the hit Eee PC mini laptop recently unveiled a low-cost all-in-one desktop PC. The Eee Top is based around a 15.9-inch touchscreen and runs Windows XP on a 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor.
7 December 2008
- Week in Review - 12/5
- Microhoo is back, Bill Gates appeals to lawmakers, Google Earth used by terrorists, Cyber Monday sales, the EU pressures online ticket websites, Pirate Bay gets blocked, Logitech hits milestone, Nintendo introduces a new DS title and Sony (...)
5 December 2008
- iPhone App: Translator
- Translator is handy tool for those traveling abroad as it can convert phrases between multiple languages.
5 December 2008
- Bill Gates calls for continued education investment
- Bill Gates called on US lawmakers and the incoming Obama government on Wednesday to continue investing in the US education system and to honor prior a commitment to foreign assistance in the face of the declining economy.
4 December 2008
- EU to airlines: Stop hidden charges on Web fares
- The European Commission is stepping up pressure on companies selling airline tickets on the web to fully comply with EU law.
4 December 2008
- Secure credit card swiping comes to the home-based worker
- Keith talks with ProPay's Greg Pesci about the company's new system that allows home-based merchants to more easily (and securely) accept credit cards from customers.
3 December 2008
- Data migration that keeps weekends free
- Klavs Landberg of AutoVirt explains a data migration strategy that will not keep you in the office nights and weekends.
2 December 2008
- iPhone App: iTalk Recorder
- Easily record voice notes with your iPhone using iTalk Recorder.
2 December 2008
- EU gets telecom reform on track
- Plans to reform Europe's legal landscape for the telecoms industry remain on track, after nearly being derailed at a tense meeting of government ministers Thursday.
1 December 2008
- Sony, NEC light up holidays in Japan
- While most people don't celebrate Christmas in mainly Buddhist Japan, retailers use the holiday to help drive sales. Sony and NEC are among several tech companies that are among those celebrating.
1 December 2008
- The Force is with LucasFilm's computing systems
- Peter Hricak, senior manager for network and telecoms at LucasFilm, discusses what it takes to keep the movie giant up and running. Hricak was the keynote speaker at IT Roadmap in San Francisco.
1 December 2008
- Week in Review - 11/28
- Inflight Wi-Fi, YouTube wants to make money for its partners, robots for kids, prototype cell phone designs from LG and Wii sells 7 million in Japan.
28 November 2008
- Nintendo launches Personal Trainer Cooking
- To kick off the first title of Nintendo’s new Personal Trainer series, the game giant hosted a grocery store scavenger hunt and then an in-store cook-off.
25 November 2008
- Video: Virgin America to offer in-flight WiFi
- In-flight Wi-Fi is coming to Virgin America this week, and the airline showed off its new service to reporters with a flight to nowhere from San Francisco International Airport.
25 November 2008
- Robot helps students design robots
- At the recent RoboDevelopment conference in Santa Clara California, National Instruments showed off a prototype to help high-school students develop their own robots. Students can pit them against each other in a national competition.
24 November 2008
- iPhone App: Google Earth
- Fly around the globe with Google Earth: The iPhone Edition.
24 November 2008
- Winners from LG's Mobile Design Contest
- They might not look like conventional cell phones but that's the point of these winners from LG Japan's first Mobile Design Contest.
23 November 2008
- Europeana server meltdown
- The European Commission has been left with egg on its face after servers running Europeana were unable to keep up with demand.
22 November 2008
- Week in Review - 11/21
- Yang steps down, Adobe shows off its new Flash platform, TVs fail the recycling test, robots take over California, Nintendo leads in the game console war, Intel launches a new processor and new auto tech is on display in New (...)
21 November 2008
- Robot solves Rubik's Cube
- At the RoboDevelopment Conference in Santa Clara, California this week a UC Berkeley alumnus showed off a robot designed to solve one of the great mysteries of mankind: The Rubik's Cube.
21 November 2008
- Robot plays Guitar Hero
- At the RoboDevelopment Conference in Santa Clara, California, this week, there were a lot of different robots for a lot of different missions. One of them played Guitar Hero.
21 November 2008
- Not quite the perfect Storm
- RIM's much anticipated BlackBerry Storm has arrived, but can it top the well-known touch-screen leader? Keith gives the lowdown.
20 November 2008
- Adobe shows Flash on G1 phone
- Adobe is trying to bring a full-featured Flash Player to all mobile phones.
19 November 2008
- BlackBerry gets Bold
- The BlackBerry Bold combines great e-mail with a range of connection options - it is just getting the browser configuration right that is a pain.
19 November 2008
- CES sneak peek: Smart and green
- Smart phones and green technology will be in abundance at January's CES 2009 event. An analyst from the CEA talks about these trends and what consumers will spend their money on during the holidays.
18 November 2008
- Intel's Core i7 goes on sale
- Several hundred PC hobbyists came to Tokyo'a Akihabara electronics district late Saturday night as Intel kicked off worldwide sales of its new Core i7 processor.
16 November 2008
- Week in Review - 11/14
- CEA gives a CES preview, MP3 players present a possible health hazard, Honda unveils a walking assist device, spam is still profitable, Colombia gets OLPCs and NASA’s Mars lander dies.
14 November 2008
- PCI over Ethernet adapter
- NEC's ExpEther, a system that can extend the conventional PCI Express interface found in most PCs and servers over standard Ethernet, is on show this week at the company's iExpo event in Tokyo.
12 November 2008
- RFID card reader from NEC
- Engineers at NEC have developed this RFID card reader that is compatible with all three major wireless formats.
11 November 2008
- The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence
- People have been looking for extraterrestrials for years, but at the University of California, Berkeley, scientists at the SETI project are LISTENING.
11 November 2008
- Samsung launches T-Omnia phone
- Samsung has launched a version of its Windows Mobile-based touchscreen Omnia phone for the Korean market. It's called the T-Omnia, a reference to its T-DMB mobile digital TV support and has an upgraded screen resolution of 800 by 480 pixels - (...)
10 November 2008
- Live the rock star life with Rock Band 2
- Keith takes a look at Rock Band 2 where you and three friends can live the dream of having your own band without actual musical talent.
10 November 2008
- Five rockin' gifts for the holidays
- The holidays are here and Keith has five great gift ideas for those on your list.
10 November 2008
- Behind the Scenes: Gift guide photo shoot
- See our own Keith Shaw transformed into Elvis, Slash and a punk rocker.
10 November 2008
- iPhone App: White Noise
- Can't concentrate or fall asleep without some noise? Try White Noise, which generates A/C, fans, crickets and other background noise.
7 November 2008
- Week in Review - 11/7
- E-voting problems arise in the US presidential election, Google drops Yahoo in advertising deal, Windows 7 appears on file sharing sites, vacuum tubes make a come back, companies cut staffs and Sony shows off art.
7 November 2008
- iPhone App: Check Please
- This tip calculator on steroids provides all sorts of options for figuring out the tip and how to split the bill.
5 November 2008
- Better enterprise search through text analytics
- Searching for meaniful data in an enterprise environment is still not easy, but as Lexalytics Jeff Catlin shows, new search techiques are here to help.
5 November 2008
- Supercent fuses iPod with vacuum tubes in audio system
- Remeber vacuum tubes? If you're old enough, you probably remember fondly their warm glow from inside the family television or radio. Well, they're back in this analog-digital hybrid system developed by Japan's Supercent.
4 November 2008
- Sony products are restyled in Canvas
- Sony's consumer electronics products and its showroom in downtown Tokyo are serving as a canvas for up and coming designers in the company's second annual design compeition.
4 November 2008
- Electronic voting in U.S. election
- Doubts about voting machines are lingering in the minds of many Americans as they head to the polls. With the outcome of the election hinging on the technologies used in the voting booths, concerns about the accuracy of the process are (...)
4 November 2008
- Week in Review - 10/31
- A first look at Windows 7, flat panel displays get paper thin, new netbooks from Toshiba and Dell hit the shelves, Sony's Rolly gets a refresh and Intel invests in China.
31 October 2008
- iPhone App: Park N Find
- Never forget where you parked in a parking garage or lot, particularly after a long trip, with Park N Find.
31 October 2008
- From FPD: 25 inch OLED thin screen
- Taiwanese display maker Chi Mei EL has developed this 25-inch screen that's less than a millimeter thick.
29 October 2008
- Dell Inspiron 12 netbook
- Dell new Inspiron 12 netbook went on sale in Japan on Wednesday ahead of its launch in other markets in November.
29 October 2008
- From FPD: Prototype 40-inch OLED screen
- Samsung SDI prototype 40-inch OLED screen, already the largest OLED screen yet, now has full high-definition.
29 October 2008
- How is the economy affecting your IT budgets?
- Network World asks the attendees of the recent Gartner Expo in Orlando about the down economy and its impact on their IT budgets.
29 October 2008
- iPhone App: MobileFotos
- View your Flickr photos without taking up a lot of space on your iPhone. Plus it's an easy way to upload new images to Flickr.
28 October 2008
- Rolly digital audio player
- Sony is updating its innovative Rolly digital audio player with new software options and a fresh coat of paint.
28 October 2008
- Toshiba's first netbook
- The first netbook PC from Toshiba hit Japanese store shelves over the weekend, ahead of its European launch while U.S. plans for the computer are still up in the air.
27 October 2008
- Week in Review - 10/24
- T-Mobile's G1 Google phone is on sale, Intel discloses mobile platform plans, robots and an invisibility cloak from Tokyo and Apple iPhone sales hit 10 million.
24 October 2008
- First Google Android phone, the T-Mobile G1, goes on sale
- The first cell-phone based on Google's Android platform went on sale Tuesday evening in San Francisco ahead of the start of sales across the U.S. on Wednesday.
22 October 2008
- iPhone App: Units
- Converting units of measure has never been easier: Just fire up up Units and figure about how many meters are in a mile and more.
21 October 2008
- Combating software piracy
- Software piracy can be battled on a number of levels. Victor DeMarines of V.I. Labs outlines some promising new anti-piracy measures implemented at the application level.
20 October 2008
- Cisco Telepresence expands
- Cisco Systems kicked off a big expansion of public TelePresence suites where people can pay by the hour to use the company's high-definition videoconferencing systems.
17 October 2008
- iPhone App: Wikipanion
- The Wikipanion app makes it easy to look up information on Wikipedia without having to open the browser app.
17 October 2008
- Week in Review - 10/17
- Apple introduces new MacBooks, new technology on display at the Tokyo Game Show, Beijing’s Forbidden City opens its doors, Cisco expands TelePresence, Windows 7 is the name for the next version of Windows, cell phone scelebrates a birthday and (...)
16 October 2008
- Apple revamps entire laptop line
- Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced changes to MacBook Pro, MacBook and MacBook Air laptops at Apple's headquarters in California.
15 October 2008
- iPhone App: Evernote
- If you're a fan of the Evernote service, the iPhone extension of the system is a must have. View notes, add notes and keep yourself organized right from the phone.
14 October 2008
- iPhone App: Hanoi
- Classic disc stacking game provides plenty of challenges to keep the brain's grey matter charged.
10 October 2008
- Week in Review - 10/10
- New games from the Tokyo Game Show, AMD splits into two, Panasonic sets a world record, the BlackBerry Storm readies to debut, Sony shows off a new OLED and Toshiba demonstrates a cell phone running on a fuel cell.
10 October 2008
- Out of your ear headpones
- Earbud headphones are great, but make it hard to hear the surrounding world. Keith tries out two headphones that deliver your music without plugging your ears.
9 October 2008
- Blackberry Storm rolls in on Vodafone, Verizon Wireless
- Verizon Wireless, Vodafone, and Research in Motion announced that the new BlackBerry Storm will go on sale around the world later this year.
8 October 2008
- Security trends for 2007
- What works for stopping data leaks.
7 October 2008
- Sling speeds application downloads
- CDN aids company's global software distibution effort.
7 October 2008
- Hospital simplifies access with single sign-on
- Single sign-on reduces "hassle factor".
7 October 2008
- Google's enterprise strategy
- Is Google looking to topple Microsoft?
7 October 2008
- Breaking the cord
- Getting rid of the fixed-line phone.
7 October 2008
- Red Hat's Matthew Szulik
- Szulik on Red Hat: "More boring, less Hollywood"
7 October 2008
- Tech Update 2.0: Virtualization
- The ins and out of file virtualization technology.
7 October 2008
- NetApp targets data security
- Network Appliance's approach to data protection.
7 October 2008
- Keeping insider information inside
- Keep company secrets from getting out.
7 October 2008
- What's new about the "new" CA?
- Customer needs to come first as CA changes thinking.
7 October 2008
- Papadopoulos: An industry in flux
- Greg Papadopoulos, EVP & CTO of Sun, shares his vision and excitment for the future.
7 October 2008
- DataPower
- Dealing with Web Services data on the network
7 October 2008
- Odd couple: Online gaming and IT
- Howard Anderson says online gaming could be the killer app for convergence.
7 October 2008
- Oracle in trouble?
- Analyst Curt Monash sees a tough road ahead for the database giant.
7 October 2008
- Standing out in the RFID crowd
- What makes Reva unique in a crowded field?
7 October 2008
- Reinvent or be marginalized
- Author Geoffrey Moore explains Core vs Context.
7 October 2008
- Root out vulnerabilties like a hacker
- A hacker system for the good guys.
7 October 2008
- What makes appliances sexy?
- BlueCat aims to simplify and scale basic management tasks.
7 October 2008
- Big ROI with mobile technology
- Intel Chief Strategist Chris Thomas talks about mobilization and big ROI.
7 October 2008
- Achieving operational excellence
- Ed Kamins, COEO of Avnet, shares his secret to success.
7 October 2008
- Can you hear me now?
- Brix helps measure VoIP call quality.
7 October 2008
- Better security through industry standards
- Do you have the Trusted Platform Module in your PCs?
7 October 2008
- Finding a niche in virtualization
- Virtual Iron describes its methods for making data center apps flexible.
7 October 2008
- Guaranteeing application availability
- Using virtualization for failure prevention.
7 October 2008
- A healthy identity challenge
- Sentillion molds its information technology systems to the healthcare workflow.
7 October 2008
- The real star behind Priceline.com's network
- Priceline.com CIO Ron Rose on next-gen data center technologies.
7 October 2008
- Securing the database
- Application Security's Ted Julian explains his company's strategy for keeping your information ...
7 October 2008
- Brandeis University goes all-in on VoIP
- Failing TDM network replaced by VoIP in one fell swoop.
7 October 2008
- Look ma, no tapes
- Sepaton's Miki Sandorfi explains the benefits of a virtual tape library.
7 October 2008
- Diving into ITIL
- ITIL helps Kaiser with network management efforts.
7 October 2008
- Taking on Google in the enterprise
- Why comumer-oriented search tools don't cut it in the enterprise.
7 October 2008
- A NAC for containing virus outbreaks
- The UNH InterOperability LAB puts NAC to good use.
7 October 2008
- Quarantine dirty systems
- NetClarity picks up where other security products leave off.
7 October 2008
- Management appliance keeps lean IT staff efficient
- GotVMail manages 30,000 users and four data centers with small staff.
7 October 2008
- Protecting corporate data
- Tizor's Prat Moghe describes how to protect your sensitive data.
7 October 2008
- Northeastern speeds app delivery with SoftGrid
- Virtualization technology streams apps to desktops as needed.
7 October 2008
- Catching up with Nick Carr
- Does author Nick Carr still think "IT Doesn't Matter"? Find out.
7 October 2008
- Harvard Business School shores up security and saves money
- Locking down ports results in hefty savings on ISP charges.
7 October 2008
- Drilling down on application firewalls
- BorderWare's Tim Liesman explains why you need application-specific firewalls.
7 October 2008
- Symantec helps secure CareGroup's medical records
- Traditional security tools were not enough to protect sensitive medical records.
7 October 2008
- Haile's perspective
- Don Haile, venture partner at Fidelity Ventures, brings perspective on what tech leaders need t...
7 October 2008
- Giving NAC a whirl
- Whirlpool looks to improve security with NAC.
7 October 2008
- Securing SIP
- Covergence's Bob O'Neil on SIP security and management.
7 October 2008
- Not all VoIP rollouts go as planned
- Even with a new building and new networking gear, a voice over IP implementation does not alway...
7 October 2008
- Easier enterprise collaboration?
- Jive looks simplify enterprise collaboration.
7 October 2008
- Revving up databases
- Avokia's virtualization tech makes databases fast.
7 October 2008
- Model-driven business transformation
- David Cohn of IBM helps achieve business goals with efficient IT operations.
7 October 2008
- Storage resource management on the rise
- Making storage more efficient through SRM.
7 October 2008
- Corente delivers applications globally
- Corente CEO Jim Zucco explains the benefits of virtual network operator.
7 October 2008
- Mainframes are alive and well at Hewitt Assoc.
- Linux blades helps beef up processing power.
7 October 2008
- The good and bad of the 'Net
- Scott Bradner talks about big opportunities and threats on the 'Net.
7 October 2008
- Optimizing WAN performance
- App acceleration speeds file delivery.
7 October 2008
- Fixing the plumbing of storage
- Dave Ellard of Glasshouse explains how his company can remedy data retention problems.
7 October 2008
- Better backup through virtual tapes
- Diligent CEO Doron Kempel on the benefits of virutal tape backup.
7 October 2008
- Identity-driven network security
- Infoblox founder Stuart Bailey talks network security.
7 October 2008
- Detecting abnormalities in the network
- Jack Boyle, CEO of Arbor Networks, on securing the network.
7 October 2008
- Config. management aids compliance
- Voyence's Susasn NasTaking a bite of out compliance problems.
7 October 2008
- Protecting online transactions
- Verid explains how your mental fingerprint can protect you online.
7 October 2008
- Savvis looks to ease infrastructure mgmt. pain
- Savvis President Jonathan Crane on managed services.
7 October 2008
- Making distance learning useful
- Passing on knowlege to workers through multimedia.
7 October 2008
- Bit9
- Bit9 blocks unwanted software
7 October 2008
- Egenera
- Better data center management with virtualization.
7 October 2008
- Good Will Hacking
- Fiberlink's Dan Hoffman on ethical hacking.
7 October 2008
- Acopia
- Acopia takes on storage virtualization rivals
7 October 2008
- Rooting out app performance issues
- Get ahead of the pain of user complaints.
7 October 2008
- The king of Cool Tools
- Keith Shaw talks about the latest Cool Tools for home and office.
7 October 2008
- Mixed wireless environments
- MobileAccess Networks blends wireless, cellular and two-way radio.
7 October 2008
- Charting the IT rollercoaster
- IDC chief researcher John Gantz looks into his crystal ball.
7 October 2008
- Fear and loathing of video on the LAN
- Video on the LAN is doable, says VBrick's Rich Mavrogeanes.
7 October 2008
- Managing storage resources efficiently
- How United manages one-half petabyte of data.
7 October 2008
- Enterprise security trends
- Analyst Paul Stamp discusses network and application security.
7 October 2008
- Battle for wireless supremacy
- Jim Vogt, president and CEO of Trapeze Networks
7 October 2008
- VoIP's not just another data app
- Qovia's David Woodall on the biggest gotcha for VoIP.
7 October 2008
- Patch and protect servers virtually
- Blue Lane tries to ease 'Patch Tuesday' burden.
7 October 2008
- A better NAC plan than Cisco?
- StillSecure CEO says better interoperability, security than Cisco.
7 October 2008
- The insider threat
- Author Brian Contos: Insider threats can do greater damage and cost more.
7 October 2008
- Desktop support without a client
- NetworkStreaming takes appliance approach to support.
7 October 2008
- Speeding up the WAN
- Certeon optimizes SSL traffic and more on the WAN.
7 October 2008
- Protecting against rogue applications/users
- Mazu detects rogue users/applications in the network.
7 October 2008
- A blind eye to Web applications?
- Real-user monitoring of Web apps.
7 October 2008
- Saving money and time in the data center
- Can BladeLogic deliver an impressive ROI?
7 October 2008
- Entuity
- A different take on network management
7 October 2008
- Cutting the cost of storage
- Consolidating servers with network-attached storage.
7 October 2008
- Microsoft vs. Google: Who will win?
- Jeff Kaplan answers and gives his predictions for 2006
7 October 2008
- Toshiba readies fuel cell
- Toshiba is close to launching its first commercial direct-methanol fuel-cell, a device that produces electricity from a reaction between methanol, water and air. The company said the DMFC will be launched during its current financial (...)
7 October 2008
- iPhone App: Ping Lite
- iPhone apps are known for fun, but the network guys can find some treats in the App Store too. Ping Lite provides a Ping, Traceroute and Telnet feature.
7 October 2008
- Physical security enhanced by networking
- How physical security systems - cameras, sensors and communications gear - can be meshed into a cohesive monitoring system using networking and software.
6 October 2008
- Sony's e-book reader
- Sony is adding a second electronic book reader to its range in the U.S. that comes with upgraded hardware and will go on sale in November.
6 October 2008
- .9mm thin OLED TV
- Sony has unveiled a prototype OLED television that's less than a millimeter thin -- that's one third the thickness of its current OLED television and a tenth that of its thinnest LCD (liquid crystal display) set.
6 October 2008
- iPhone App: Sportacular
- The free Sportacular app is a must for sports fans as it features live score updates from all the major leagues and colleges, plus easy tracking of fantasy team players.
3 October 2008
- A phone that splits in two
- A glimpse into the future of cell phones is on offer at this week's Ceatec show in Tokyo.
2 October 2008
- Week in Review - 10/3
- In this week’s show we're at Ceatec where we find cell phones that split in two, a unicycling robot and get hands-on with a fuel cell. Plus news on Nintendo's DSi and a concept car instrument panel from BMW Mini.
2 October 2008
- HTC Touch Diamond: Lipstick on a pig?
- Keith borrows a phrase from the current election cycle in his look at the new HTC Touch Diamond phone from Sprint. Sure it's iPhone like, but does it compete?
2 October 2008
- HTC Touch Diamond: Lipstick on a pig?
- Keith borrows a phrase from the current election cycle in his look at the new HTC Touch Diamond phone from Sprint. Sure it's iPhone like, but does it compete?
2 October 2008
- Interop, Mobile Buisness and Web 2.0 shows
- New York's Jacob Javits center played host to three conferences at once this week: Interop, a network focused enterprise technology show; the Mobile Business conference, and the Web 2.0 conference. Security and reliability was a key theme for (...)
1 October 2008
- Interop, Mobile Buisness and Web 2.0 shows
- New York's Jacob Javits center played host to three conferences at once this week: Interop, a network focused enterprise technology show; the Mobile Business conference, and the Web 2.0 conference. Security and reliability was a key theme for (...)
1 October 2008
- From Ceatec: Wearable communicator
- Walk the halls of the Ceatec electronics show here in Japan and you're likely to see all manner of gadgets and gizmos but few sights might startle you more than Ichiro Kasai.
1 October 2008
- Toshiba's Super Charge Battery
- Toshiba's Super Charge Ion Battery, which is just entering commercial production, can be charged to 90 percent of its capacity in just 10 minutes.
1 October 2008
- Toshiba's Super Charge Battery
- Toshiba's Super Charge Ion Battery, which is just entering commercial production, can be charged to 90 percent of its capacity in just 10 minutes.
1 October 2008
- From Ceatec: Wearable communicator
- Walk the halls of the Ceatec electronics show here in Japan and you're likely to see all manner of gadgets and gizmos but few sights might startle you more than Ichiro Kasai.
1 October 2008
- Murata's unicycling robot
- The CEATEC 2008 show in Japan kicks off with a look at Seiko, a robot that can balance on a single wheel. Developed by Murata, Seiko was developed to show off the company's components.
30 September 2008
- Murata's unicycling robot
- The CEATEC 2008 show in Japan kicks off with a look at Seiko, a robot that can balance on a single wheel. Developed by Murata, Seiko was developed to show off the company's components.
30 September 2008
- iPhone app: WiFinder
- WiFinder provides an easy way to find available access points and how direct a connection to the Internet they provide.
30 September 2008
- iPhone app: WiFinder
- WiFinder provides an easy way to find available access points and how direct a connection to the Internet they provide.
30 September 2008
- Week in Review - 9/26
- T-Mobile introduces the first Android phone, a prototype bus steers without a driver, WiMAX sets to launch and gadgets are on display in New York.
26 September 2008
- Touring the hacker underground
- Tom Rusin of Affinion Security Center dives into the chat rooms used by thieves to trade credit card and other stolen personal information.
25 September 2008
- Enterprise knowledge sharing in a Web 2.0 world
- How blogs, Del.icio.us, RSS feeds, e-mail, intranets and other Web 2.0 assets can be tied together to share corporate knowledge.
23 September 2008
- T-Mobile introduces G1, first phone to use Android
- At a press conference in New York, T-Mobile and Google introduced the G1, the first mobile phone to use Google's Android software platform. It will be available in the U.S. in October and in other markets beginning in November.
23 September 2008
- Enterprise knowledge sharing in a Web 2.0 world
- How blogs, Del.icio.us, RSS feeds, e-mail, intranets and other Web 2.0 assets can be tied together to share corporate knowledge.
23 September 2008
- VMware CEO Paul Maritz on the new Virtual Data Center OS
- Facing new competition from Microsoft, VMware unveiled a sweeping initiative called the Virtual Data Center Operating System.
19 September 2008
- Week in Review - 9/19
- HP prepares to lay off workers, NYC hosts 3 tech conferences, 2 new digital cameras come out of Japan, VMworld is on in Las Vegas, American Airlines may need to filter in-flight WiFi and PDAs prove to be very addictive.
18 September 2008
- Casio's EX-FH20 camera offers fast shooting
- Casio is following on from its critically acclaimed F1 digital camera with a new model, the High Speed Exilim FH-20, that features most of the same technology but is more compact, offers a higher resolution and is cheaper.
16 September 2008
- Celebrity Ashton Kutcher talks tech
- IDG News service caught up with Kutcher at the techCrunch50 conference in San Francisco to ask where his interest in technology comes from. Earlier in the week he launched a gossip web site called Blah Girls.
12 September 2008
- Week in Review - 9/12
- Keynotes at CTIA, Yahoo introduces a new iPhone application, software turns a mobile phone into a wireless router, Apple introduces new iPods, Ashton Kutcher talks tech, Sony unveils new gadgets and a portable fuel cells charges your (...)
12 September 2008
- Fuel cell for mobile devices
- A fuel cell for users who are on the go and can't stop to power up their devices.
12 September 2008
- Walking Hot Spot turns mobile phones into wirless routers
- Taproot's WalkingHotSpot turns your wireless Smartphone into a roving hotspot.
12 September 2008
- Newber routes calls using iPhone GPS
- A new application called Newber uses the GPS in an iPhone to route a call to a user's home, office or any other assigned number.
12 September 2008
- Sony shows prototype speakers based on Sountina tech
- Sony has unveiled a couple of possible follow-ons to its distinctive Sountina speaker that was launched earlier this year. Like Sountina, the two prototypes emit sound from long, glass tubes.
12 September 2008
- Celebrity Ashton Kutcher talks tech
- IDG News service caught up with Kutcher at the techCrunch50 conference in San Francisco to ask where his interest in technology comes from. Earlier in the week he launched a gossip web site called Blah Girls.
12 September 2008
- Sony's Lastest DSLR camera
- Two years after entering the digital single lens reflex camera market, Sony has capped off its Alpha range of cameras with the Alpha 900.
10 September 2008
- Sony's Lastest DSLR camera
- Two years after entering the digital single lens reflex camera market, Sony has capped off its Alpha range of cameras with the Alpha 900.
10 September 2008
- iWidgets brings Flash-less widgets to the masses
- iWidgets PowerPoint like development interfaces allows anyone that can drag-and-drop to build a widget.
9 September 2008
- iSearch refines searching for people
- Finding a lost friend on Google is easy if that person is "popular." iSearch is for finding long lost friends that may not have a large intenet presence. It pulls data from social networks, public records and more.
9 September 2008
- Invision brings program guide to Web video
- Invision TV looking to do for Web video that Tivo's program guide does for finding a show: One big grid of your favorite programming.
9 September 2008
- Dial Directions eliminates mobile typing
- Mobile users know the pain of trying to peck out search terms when looking for a local restaurant or business. Dial Directions demonstrated a new iPhone app that eliminates the need for a keyboard when searching for loca
