January 2008 News
Wednesday January 30, 2008

• Feeling Lucky? Don't Tell Google

• FCC's 700 MHz Auction, Google's Open Network Plan Stalls

• Intel Phasing Out Merom 65nm Processors

• Windows Mobile-Based VoIP For Smartphones Offered

• Holy Halftones! Microsoft Launches Comic Featuring Superhero Techies

• Consumers Confused Over Transition To Digital TV

• City National Bank Appoints Rodney Banks VP of Commercial Banking Services

• Internet-Enabled Gadgets Shipments Exceed 60 Million

• Innovative Ways To Manage Content Seen At DEMO

• Davidson Companies Reports Data Breach Affecting 226,000 Clients

Tuesday January 29, 2008

• Ditching Vista: How To Downgrade To Windows XP

• HDTV Buyer's Guide 2008

• 9 (More) Smartphone Alternatives To Apple's iPhone

• 5 Disruptive Technologies To Watch In 2008

• At DEMO, Business Organization Becomes The Key

• Yahoo Profits Fall 23%, Cuts 1,000 Jobs

• Ribbit Jumps On VoIP Wagon At DEMO

• Sprint Nextel Returns To Clearwire To Rekindle WiMax Partnership

• Visual Studio 2008 Now Available For Purchase

• Firefox Gains Share In Europe

Monday January 28, 2008

• VMware, A $1 Billion-A-Year Company, Slips Below 2008 Expectations

• Google Adds Experimental Views Of Search Results

• New York State Employee Arrested For Selling Historic Documents On eBay

• Rogue Trader Stole Passwords To Dodge Risk Controls, French Bank Says

• Blist Social Database Offers Relational-Style Strengths

• Marriott E-Health Record System Spots Medical Mishaps

• Skyfire Unveils Mobile Browser At DEMO

• Meg Whitman, eBay's Retiring Chairwoman, May Jump Into Politics

• Miami Tops New York City For E-Commerce Risk

• CME Group Confirms $11 Billion Offer For NYMEX Futures Exchange

Sunday January 27, 2008

• Study Finds Most Companies Believe They Underutilize BI Tools

Saturday January 26, 2008

• Top 60 Little-Known Technology Web Sites

• Amid Microsoft's Management Turnover, Change Is In The Air

• Virtual Lifesaver

• Blueprint For Application Performance Management

• Down To Business: Big Brother? AT&T Filtering Plan Just A Big Mistake

• Oregon AG Discovers New Way To Stand Up To RIAA

• Microsoft: Virtually End-To-End

• Rollout: 3Com Baseline Switch

• Action Plan: Putting Virtualization In Project Life-Cycle Stages Of Planning

• Rollout: Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007

Friday January 25, 2008

• Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Release Postponed

• Google Takes Aim At Domain Tasting Profiteers

• Apple's Math Could Point To iPhone Overstock

• 700 MHz Auction Takes On Texas Hold 'Em-Like Aura

• Malicious Sites Post Heath Ledger Links To Dupe The Unwary

• Palm To Close Stores, Settle Suit

• 700 MHz Auction Bids Reach $3.7 Billion

• Wikipedia To Learn More About Its Volunteers

• HP Introduces Thin Client Hardware

• Software Licenses Are Too Costly And Complex, Survey Says

Thursday January 24, 2008

• Sun Revenues Barely Budge, But Profits Double

• Best Buy Sold Infected Digital Picture Frames

• Financial Crossing Releases Liability Manager 3.0

• Windows Vista Helps Microsoft Report Record Growth

• Nokia Grabs 40% Of Mobile Phone Market

• Google, DoCoMo Announce Mobile Internet Partnership

• FairPoint Clears Hurdle In Verizon-New England Deal

• Growth Of Digital Music Sales Doesn't Offset Losses

• TraceSecurity Launches Risk Manager Solution

• Guardian Analytics Launches Easy Fraud Prevention Solution

Wednesday January 23, 2008

• Windows Vista Deemed 'Most Secure'

• Dell, Microsoft Join (Red) In Fighting AIDS In Africa

• Tango Offers Carrier-Friendly Bridge Over The Fixed-Mobile Gap

• EMC Among First To Offer SaaS To Big Business

• Sony Taking Orders For Upgraded Vaio Notebooks

• Joost Loses CTO, Names Zeleski To Head Up Engineering

• Poisoned Phishing Kit Steals From Criminals

• Staples Exec Hired To Lead Windows Mobile Marketing

• BlackBerry Links To Lotus Connections

• VMware Supplies Data Center Software Staging Tool

Tuesday January 22, 2008

• Record Apple Revenue Fails To Impress Wall Street