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SaaS now an option for project management

Service provider eProject adds tools for tracking consultants' hours

Indian operator offers BlackBerry rival

Verizon Wireless president moves to parent company

ICANN to undergo transparency review

Savvis chooses Cisco for network upgrade

Service provider Savvis will deploy Cisco's CRS-1 and 12000 Series routers

CES – Intel to launch Core 2 Quad in January

EFF sues U.S. agency over travel data-mining system

Sony pays $1.5M to settle Texas, CA rootkit suits

IT spending still a bit stalled

Forrester and Goldman Sachs predict moderate increases in IT spending for the coming year.

No more Morse Code for Hams

FCC removes long-standing requirement to know and learn Morse Code.

Mozilla fixes bugs with first update to Firefox 2.0

10 holiday fixes

Check out our collection of stories aimed at helping IT executives weather the storm of online shopping, office decorating and productivity nosedives.

Apple to get a month of security bugs

Ericsson to buy Redback for $2.1 billion

Deal bolsters Swedish telecom giant’s IP routing, but could irk partners Cisco and Juniper

The network industry’s most colorful story ever

What's behind Big Blue, Red Hat and those purple Extreme Networks switches?

The story of Juniper, Sycamore and other network companies that are as lovely as trees

If not for the kids, Juniper could have been IPCom.

Q&A: Extreme Networks’ chairman on Purple Passion and what’s next

Co-Founder Gordon Stitt talks up successor.

Pulling a story about the company’s name out of Red Hat

Open source company says: Think revolutionaries and an old lacrosse cap.

HP tightens security in HP-UX

LG Electronics names new CEO

After delay, BlackBerry to finally launch in Taiwan

Panasonic develops battery that won’t overheat

YouTube ready to talk copyright with Japanese group

The do’s and don’ts of volunteering

IT pros have plenty to offer in skills, expertise, acumen

Kaspersky: Malware quality drops, quantity rises

ShoreTel, Siemens launch VoIP wares for back-office, desktops

ShoreTel offers VoIP management and call-center apps, while Siemens upgrades its IP phone line.

Google to put NASA data on the Web

Codian to push hi-def enterprise videoconferencing

Vista could sap notebook PC battery life

Trend Micro: Windows zero-day exploit for sale

Myspace goes mobile with Cingular

Cisco to acquire Tivella for IP-based billboard technology

Digital signage technology from Tivella will be part of an expected January product launch.

FCC’s McDowell won’t vote on AT&T-BellSouth deal

Falco memo confirms AOL senior exec departures

Tech lobby to renew visa reform push

Ten Web 2.0 APIs you can really use

Five issues Microsoft must deal with to make an impact in 2007

Establishing Vista, Office adoption key Microsoft’s 2007

Ten Web 2.0 APIs you can really use

Verizon Business building $500 million terabit cable to China

Verizon teams with Asian carriers on submarine cable system

Web API glossary of terms

Before you sign on the dotted line

What to know about the documents a new employer may require you to sign

Contracts are still common in consulting

USPS quietly cancels 18-year network outsourcing deal

Beef up your paycheck: Top five storage certifications

Cisco’s IOS set for radical pricing, feature changes

Cisco vice president outlines issues facing the router software

China readies DVD rival format push

Amazon says IBM infringes patents in WebSphere

Google adds domain registration to online collaboration service

Feature competes with offerings from Microsoft and IBM, CommuniGate, Gordano, IPSwitch, Mirapoint, PostPath, Rockliffe, Scalix Sendmail and Zimbra.

Google releases customized version of IE 7

Q&A: GroundWork guru talks about open source management options

Taylor Dondich, senior developer at GroundWork Open Source, says open source management tools are enterprise ready