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Calls dropped for two days between Verizon, CLEC networks.
Unwanted e-mail levels 'shot up like crazy'; image spam partly to blame, say experts.
New version adds data encryption, disables keyloggers.
Thanks to Dell, one UK Linux user has succeeded in the perennial quest to buy and use a laptop without paying for an unused bundled OS.
IBM will provide software and services to help Southern Company streamline its utility operations.
Federal government urged to establish IPv6 transition office.
Power Management module lets IT administrators control power consumption on Windows machines.
VoIP to lift $6-million Centrex weight off the city of broad shoulders, IT officials say.
Simula Labs bundles open source software and services for enterprise consumption.
Outside the 650 area code, you might be able to go out for dinner without overhearing three Web 2.0 conversations, but new web technologies and business methods can still help your business. In our coverage of the upcoming Web 2.0 conference, we'll
Munich's Linux migration has been a publicity frenzy, a software patent poster child, and the subject of a debate on the role of government in technology mandates. Now it's a real-life IT project, and the key to success is training, management, and
Start-up adds trouble-ticketing, community Q&A features to its free management software after about 15,000 customers sign up.
Voltaire competes with InfiniBand switch maker Infinicon and Cisco's TopSpin-derived switches.
The Drupal CMS helps a team of administrators, writers, artists, and moderators work together on a web site. This book covers the basics that the content creators will need to plug in.
