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Article | 8/11/2010 Meet the CIO who bought 4,500 iPads
Medtronic Inc., which makes medical devices, may be one of the earliest and biggest corporate buyers of Apple Inc.'s iPad tablet. CIO Michael Hedges h...
Article | 6/11/2010 RIP XServe: Apple pulls the plug, offers alternatives
Apple announced the end of the XServe line, effective January of 2011. The small and loyal Apple market may be disappointed by the loss, but Apple is ...
Article | 6/11/2010 Dump Flash get two extra hours of MacBook Air battery life
Ditching Adobe Flash on your Apple MacBook Air can extend your battery life by two hours, according to reports. Chris Foresman at Ars Technica discove...
Article | 8/11/2010 Apple kills Xserve server line
Apple has said it will stop selling its Xserve rack servers early next year, killing a product that has traditionally sold in low quantities.
Article | 5/11/2010 MacBook Air bugs are a reminder of iPhone woes
Some users of the new MacBook Air have been reporting frustrations on the screen, such as random flashing, the appearance of horizontal or vertical li...
Article | 5/11/2010 Report: Apple working on fix for MacBook Air screens
Some of Apple's new 11- and 13-inch MacBook Air notebooks have been suffering from screen problems, including horizontal and vertical lines appearing ...
Article | 5/11/2010 Cool Yule tools: Lessons learned
This issue of Network World features the 2010 edition of Cool Yule Tools. For the last 11 years, I've been collecting, reviewing and highlighting the ...
Article | 5/11/2010 Microsoft: All Windows 7 customers should consider desktop virtualization
Microsoft is continuing its Windows 7 marketing push with a recommendation that all customers examine desktop virtualization before moving users to th...
Article | 5/11/2010 Why NASA Mars lab turns to cloud computing
The NASA team behind the Spirit and Opportunity Mars rovers--the Jet Propulsion Laboratory--has announced a move to cloud computing.
Article | 5/11/2010 Toshiba ships one of the first dual-core tablets
Toshiba on Thursday started shipping its Folio 100 tablet, which has a powerful dual-core processor and full high-definition graphics capabilities -- ...
Article | 4/11/2010 OLPC XO-3 tablet delayed
Nicholas Negroponte, chairman of One Laptop Per Child said that the XO-3 tablet computer will debut sometime in February 2011, about 45 days later tha...
Article | 4/11/2010 Iomart buys up rival to boost cloud offering
Scottish-based hosting company Iomart has snapped up rival hosting company Titan in a move designed to bolster its expertise in the virtualisation spa...
Article | 4/11/2010 Complexity of IT systems will be our undoing
Roger Sessions, CTO of ObjectWatch and an expert in software architecture, argues that the increasing complexity of our IT systems will be our undoing...
Article | 4/11/2010 Hopkins to build data analysis super machine
Disregarding the supercomputing community's insatiable thirst for FLOPS (floating point operations per second), the Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins Univ...
Article | 4/11/2010 15 awesome things you probably shouldn't do
Sometimes you gotta bend the rules. And when it comes to technology, some rules are begging to get bent.

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