Microsoft to deliver public betas of CRM 2011 and app store in mid-September
2010-09-09T13:03:33Z
Microsoft is signing up testers, as of September 9, who want to kick the tires of the company's next-generation CRM software, service and app store. 
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Hardware 2.0 'Very Best Kit List' for Sep/Oct 2010
2010-09-09T12:52:45Z
Welcome to the Hardware 2.0 "Very Best Kit List" for September/October 2010. Here I've put together a list of the best high-end and mid-range and budget components currently available. So if... 
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FSF sides with Google over Oracle
2010-09-09T12:31:35Z
That legal strategy might have worked under GPLv3 but that license has not been accepted by the industry specifically because of that patent clause. 
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BlackBerry AppWorld passes 10,000 apps
2010-09-09T12:07:22Z
RIM proudly announces that it hit the 10,000 app mark--the company still has a long way to go to catch its rivals 
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Hands-on review: iPhone Patch
2010-09-09T12:00:45Z
The iPhone 4 isn't exactly known for good reception, but the iPhone Patch was designed with the hope of filling in the gap. 
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AT&T solving coverage issues with 850 overlay and new cell sites
2010-09-09T11:36:41Z
AT&T offers explanation in plain english on how it's fixing its network issues 
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Top 5 most promising digital camcorder releases this fall
2010-09-09T11:30:55Z
Following last week's closer look at the most promising digital cameras available this fall, here's a take on the top five intriguing digital camcorders hitting shelves over the next few months. 
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Spoon feeds application studio to the market
2010-09-09T10:17:42Z
Spoon, formerly Xenocode, just launched a new version of their virtual application studio and I thought you'd like to know a bit about it. In the past, the company has offered application... 
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Tech execs betting on enterprise mobility; Apple's iOS, Android ride along
2010-09-09T10:00:46Z
Sixty-two percent of chief information officers and technology leaders see mobile technology as a high priority for the upcoming budget year, according to Forrester Research. 
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Review: The Apple iPod touch brings many iPhone 4 features without the carrier
2010-09-09T09:04:46Z
There are many of us who want to stick with our wireless carrier, yet still would like to experience the latest Apple touchscreen device. Thankfully, Apple launched the iPod touch in three... 
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This is the holy grail for SEO: The Google "Instant" alphabet - A is for Amazon... B is for Best Buy...
2010-09-09T07:50:45Z
Google's new search function has created an alphabet of commercial giants. Good luck muscling into this pack ... 
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T-Mobile reveals more details of the upcoming G2 Android device
2010-09-09T04:54:45Z
T-Mobile is getting ready to roll out its first HSPA+ Android device, the T-Mobile G2, and today they revealed more details about the device after their vague initial announcement. 
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Google Instant: An instant hit
2010-09-09T04:51:34Z
After a short time, it's apparent this is one of those features, which after a month of use, will make you wonder how you lived without it. That means using a search engine like Bing will feel... 
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Twitter, Facebook and the tornado
2010-09-09T04:51:19Z
Social networks are 800lb gorillas trampling all over the sensibilities of their users as they get bigger, and the crowd is letting them get away with it. 
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Back to school with Adobe's Education Exchange
2010-09-09T04:15:41Z
Adobe's Education Exchange has grown into an incredible resource for anyone who uses Adobe products in class. Need some new lessons this year? Check out the Edu Exchange. 
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Let My Smartphone Go!
2010-09-09T04:05:45Z
Good and bad: Separating mobile devices from exclusive contracts with cellular providers. 
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Survey: ERP will stay on-premise for a long time to come
2010-09-09T04:02:33Z
Many managers and executives don't realize they may already have 'private clouds.' 
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Adobe launches trio of Flash Media Servers
2010-09-09T04:01:34Z
Adobe will launch Flash Media Server 4, an update that's designed to make it easier to scale Web video production to multiple screens. 
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Enterprise architecture needs more art along with the science
2010-09-09T03:56:07Z
A veteran enterprise architect ponders the rigid trappings of his profession. 
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Is IT losing its relevance?
2010-09-09T03:31:37Z
Technology consultant warns: today's new companies can be built without hiring a single IT employee. 
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