February, 2010
The Evolution of Networking
A struggling economy is shaping an evolution in the way both SMBs and enterprises are approaching their more basic networking goals. It's a return to basics as well as a time of innovation.
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February, 2010
Review: Data Robotics' DroboPro
If you oversee a small business and need easy-to-use data protection, you need to take a look at Data Robotics’ DroboPro data-management system.
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December, 2009
Review: Encore Electronics ENNUS1 Network Server
Encore Electronics' ENNUS1 USB-over-Network Server is a cool little device that lets networked users share access to USB devices.
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November, 2009
Interop News: Datacom Unveils New 10Gb Data Filtering Taps and Switches
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October, 2009
Observer 14 Introduces Auto-Baselining and NetFlow Enhancements
I recently spoke with Douglas Smith, president of Network Instruments, about his company's release of Observer 14.
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July, 2009
Apple Should Leap into the Netbook Market
Competitors are distancing themselves from Apple, which chooses not to enter the netbook market. Perhaps Apple is making a giant mistake?
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June, 2009
Intel Signs Agreement with Nokia
Intel and Nokia just announced an agreement to develop a new class of Intel-based mobile computing device and chipset architectures.
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May, 2009
Dell Primed for PC-Market Resurgence?
Like many corporations, Dell has been feeling the weight of the economy, instigating cost cuts and reducing its workforce. But it is in a prime position for future success.
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May, 2009
NAS, SAN, RAID, iSCSI, FireWire, USB, NTFS, FAT 32 … Heck, Just Make Backups Simple!
One of the first casualties of a beleaguered IT staff might be the backup strategy. In the face of other pressing duties, are you ensuring that you're minding your storage?
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May, 2009
Symantec Tackles a Struggling Economy with Managed Backup Services
Symantec Managed Backup Services enable enterprises to reduce operational costs, manage risks, and meet their SLAs with confidence.
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April, 2009
Zenprise Automates Management of BlackBerry, iPhone, and now Windows Mobile Devices
Zenprise's MobileManager platform adds support for Windows Mobile devices.
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April, 2009
Netbook: Its Own Evolving Category or Just a "Low-End Notebook"?
It goes without saying that we're in the middle of an economic slump. But hardware makers are managing to navigate their way through the economic downturn, specifically by turning more and more to netbooks.
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April, 2009
Buyer's Guide: KVM over IP Switches
Using a KVM over IP switch, one person can easily manage systems in several locations.
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February, 2009
Intel Pushes Back Tukwila Release Date While AMD Pushes Phenom II into the Enterprise
Intel is pushing back the release date of its upcoming Itanium processor, and AMD is rolling out five additions to its family of Phenom II processors.
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February, 2009
Our Top 20 Favorite Tech Quotes
Our November 2008 and February 2009 "Ctrl+Alt+Del" pages contained some of our favorite tech quotes. Here they are compiled for your reading pleasure.
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January, 2009
8 Ways to Recession-Proof Your IT Department
In the face of turbulent economic times, it can be difficult to decide what steps to take to reduce costs while ensuring your network meets your business needs.
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January, 2009
Obama Gets a "BarackBerry"
The National Security Agency (NSA) has approved a $3,350 smart phone for Obama's use. This spy-proof alternative is called the "BarackBerry."
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January, 2009
In-Flight Wi-Fi to Become a Reality in 2009
United Airlines will introduce in-flight Wi-Fi to their services on select cross-country flights.
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January, 2009
Cisco Joins the Ranks of Facebook and LinkedIn with Eos
Cisco is offering its Entertainment Operating System (Eos) platform, targeted at media and entertainment companies interested in growing online communities around their content.
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December, 2008
Mobile Phones Will Be Primary Internet Access Point in 2020
A recent study by the Pew Internet & American Life Project predicts the mobile phone will be the primary point of Internet access for most tech consumers.
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