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Article | 16/11/2007 What to do about teen 'junk sleep' syndrome

What if I told you about a dangerous virus spreading through high schools and middle schools, a virus that now infects between a quarter and a third o...

Article | 15/11/2007 Second Life: What is the fuss?

Until recently, I thought "second life" referred to one of those places the Bible says we'll go after we depart this life.

Article | 2/11/2007 What went wrong with the mobile Web?

Futurists and industry analysts have long predicted the ascent of the mobile Web, in which people can traverse the Web using smart phones as easily an...

Article | 1/11/2007 IT pros share their horror stories

With Halloween approaching I thought it appropriate to share some bewitching IT stories from some of the ghosts (those who want to remain anonymous) a...

Article | 1/11/2007 39 ways to put yourself on the Web

The Web is not a spectator sport. Sure, you can watch videos and do countless other low-brainwave activities online, but the Web's outlets for self-ex...

Article | 30/10/2007 Networking's greatest debates in LANS + WANS

A Look at the all time greatest controversies in the history of the networking industry.

Article | 29/10/2007 Stopping malware that mutates on demand

Server-side polymorphism is a challenging problem for anti-malware software vendors. Much of today's malware, such as the Storm worm, creates tens of ...

Article | 29/10/2007 Networking's greatest debates in Security

A look at the all time greatest controversies in the history of the networking industry.

Article | 29/10/2007 Networking's greatest debates in Software

A Look at the all time greatest controversies in the history of the networking industry.

Article | 29/10/2007 Networking's greatest debates in the Data Center

A look at the greatest all time Data Center controversies in the history of the networking industry.

Article | 26/10/2007 DIGITAL GEAR - Solid-state drives still expensive

Solid-state drives may replace hard drives as future storage devices on computers, but not until their price plummets.

Article | 23/10/2007 13 Future mobile technologies that will change your life

Most of us take it for granted that we can check e-mail with our mobile phones. But not long ago, this was a truly disruptive technology that changed ...

Article | 20/10/2007 10 IT security companies to watch

New companies have to be brash to enter the network security market, given that the industry has witnessed an explosion in creativity over the past fi...

Article | 20/10/2007 Publishing high-quality documents with Kile

Discerning typesetters have long relied on Tex and LaTeX for impeccable-looking documents. Now they have a front-end that works under Linux and BSD an...

Article | 19/10/2007 Microsoft's marriage of easy communications

We've been watching the romance develop between OCS (Office Communications Server 2007) and Exchange Server 2007 since OCS became available in beta ea...

Article | 18/10/2007 Six hot items on the hacker's holiday shopping list

Malicious hackers and other assorted bad guys looking for new tools for plying their trade this upcoming holiday season will have plenty of toys and s...

Article | 17/10/2007 Five tips for making a popular Facebook app

Ever since the social networking site of Facebook opened itself up to outside development, there has been a flurry of Facebook applications created by...

Article | 17/10/2007 Six objections to Microsoft Office Communications Server

Remember the old philosophical puzzler: If a tree falls down in a forest and nobody is there to hear it, are we sure it made a sound? With Tuesday's l...

Article | 13/10/2007 Top Ten Facebook applications

With 46 million active users and over 300 Employees, Facebook could easily be called the new star of Social Networking.

Article | 12/10/2007 Mobile systems management maturing fast

One of the most frustrating aspects of being an IT professional who is required to be on call to respond to emerging support issues has long been the ...