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How connecting your IP PBX to a SIP trunk can save serious cash
Microsoft licensing is confusing, but you don't have to overpay for Windows and Office
The new Google program puts app creation in the hands of Android users
Work that was outsourced locally is also now being moved to offshore locations
Indianapolis/Marion County IT execs hope to avoid failures that have hit similar projects.
The Obama administration, citing waste, has frozen spending on 30 IT projects as agencies work to create new plans.
Patches for the venerable service pack end Tuesday, but you can help protect your PC until you get SP3
The move follows Infor's announced plans to standardize on Redmond's stack
Microsoft's popular hosted desktop management service is moving to its second beta stage
Android App Inventor tool lets ordinary people become app developers
UNH InterOperability Lab now conducting IEEE 802.3az tests on Ethernet gear
The marketplace, which echoes Salesforce.com's AppExchange, is part of an upcoming CRM release
The mainstream media ignored some of the other material Wikileaks published, says Julian Assange
TV ads go for edgy impact; analyst doubts 'accidental' early release of 170 devices
Aims preview at IT pros, but anyone can grab Windows 7's first upgrade
This energy expert advocates moving your data center to the cloud.
How to merge multiple regulatory requirements under a rational, effective security and controls governance process
Study shows some women will get up in middle of the night to check social networking sites
Magazine's conclusion is 'black eye' for Apple, says analyst
Investigations manager Brandon Gregg on how to put the right surveillance equipment in the right place.
The partly closed iPhone model is one step on the path, the CTO said
Google Android Web site also doesn't display properly on Android phones
Lack of auto-patching tools leaves Windows users vulnerable to attack, says Secunia
The gay magazine and Web site's customer lists are part of a bankruptcy proceeding
The appliance configuration is best for internal deployments of 1,000 servers or so, he said at a company conference
Actual phones are due out later this year
With 74% of business PCs running XP, the move is more proof that it's the OS that won't die
But the Boston Ph.D student defending his actions appears ready to fight for an even bigger reduction
Spending time online may actually help children prepare for the new communication methods they will use in the business world
The world's largest contract chip maker also posted its best monthly sales ever in June
The chip maker has no plans to drop the brand used for the low end of its product line
Some of the winners of the Imagine Cup could become commercial products, a Microsoft official said