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Manufacturers Spend More on Chips for Wireless Devices than for PC Chips By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published February 02, 2012 Researchers predict this is the beginning of a long trend. Tags: research, semiconductor, chips, PC, wireless Study: Only About a Third of Tweets Are Worth Reading By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published February 02, 2012 Followers don't want to know what you just ate or how you feel, but they don't mind a little self-promotion. Tags: research, tweet, Twitter 49 iPad Apps for Reference and Research By Troy Dreier | Article Published October 19, 2011 iPad apps that turn the iPad into a research library at your fingertips. Tags: iPad, research, iPad apps Former DARPA Researcher to Lead Top MSFT Lab By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published July 19, 2010 Microsoft's research organization has tapped a former government researcher to head its largest computer research lab. Tags: Microsoft Word, software, Microsoft, research, Microsoft Research Intel Previews Where Tech is Headed By Andy Patrizio | Article Published July 01, 2010 From a Segway-mounted robot to sensors that eliminate the need for a router, Intel plans be inside more than PCs. Tags: SSD, Intel, research, Network Equipment, networking Microsoft Researcher Wins Computing's 'Nobel' By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published March 10, 2010 Chuck Thacker invented what is arguably the first personal computer, and co-invented the Ethernet, both while he was one of the founding researchers at Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center. Tags: research, Microsoft, Xerox PARC, computing resources, Microsoft Research Online 'Coworking': Up From Starbucks By David Strom | Article Published September 10, 2009 For mobile Web-based workers, there's a better solution than your local Starbucks. Tags: services, IT, research, Office, privacy IT Worldwide on the Rebound By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published July 28, 2009 The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development is trumpeting the good news. Tags: research, dot-com, semiconductor, IT Hooked On High Speed By Chris Nerney | Article Published June 17, 2009 Hooked On High Speed Tags: Pew Internet, survey, Internet, broadband, research, high-speed Having FUD With Facts By Chris Nerney | Article Published April 09, 2009 Having FUD With Facts Tags: research, NPD, netbooks, Microsoft, Linux, Ubuntu, Linux Today IT Professional, Lifesaver By Chris Nerney | Article Published January 27, 2009 IT Professional, Lifesaver Tags: IT jobs, IT, hospitals, research, CIO Update, Obama, healthcare IT Spending Recovery a Year Away By Judy Mottl | Article Published January 06, 2009 This recession won't be a repeat of the dot-com crash years, according to one industry watcher. Tags: IT, software, InternetNews.com, dot-com, research Green IT Laughs In The Face Of Economic Woes By Chris Nerney | Article Published December 18, 2008 Green IT Laughs In The Face Of Economic Woes Tags: Forrester, green IT, survey, IT costs, recession, economy, research iSuppli: Credit Shortage Will Hit PC Sales By Andy Patrizio | Article Published December 01, 2008 Car dealers aren't the only ones taking it on the chin from the lack of credit. Tags: economy, research, InternetNews.com, desktop, IT Are You Googling Yourself Sick? By Judy Mottl | Article Published November 30, 2008 Researchers warn surfers not to think the worse when investigating ailments. Tags: research, Microsoft, search, IT IT Spend Report Shows Tougher Times Ahead By Judy Mottl | Article Published November 21, 2008 Despite reduced budgets enterprises are still doling out bucks for smartphones. Tags: research, technology, Apple, InternetNews.com, IT Intel Issues Murky Growth Outlook By Andy Patrizio | Article Published October 16, 2008 Third quarter was marred more by memory headaches than the economy. Q4 is still far from certain. Tags: research, IT, InternetNews.com, Intel, chips My Wife Thinks I'm Just Wasting My Time... By Chris Nerney | Article Published October 15, 2008 My Wife Thinks I'm Just Wasting My Time... Tags: searching, Google, research, Internet, alcohol, UCLA, brain Justifying New IT Hires By Jennifer Perrier-Knox | Article Published October 13, 2008 Convincing senior management to make a permanent increase to the operational budget can be a challenge. Increase the chances of getting approval for hiring by following Info-Tech’s seven key steps. Tags: support, IT, research, management, workloads IT Sector Braces For Spending Slowdown By Richard Adhikari | Article Published September 30, 2008 New research suggests IT equipment orders will be slashed as finance industry reels. Tags: stats, IT, InternetNews.com, technology, research Greater Worker Connectivity Brings Tradeoffs By Judy Mottl | Article Published September 28, 2008 New study shows workers working more, but job stress rising as well. Tags: research, collaboration, technology, IT How Tech Will Save Us, Yet Again By Chris Nerney | Article Published June 03, 2008 How Tech Will Save Us, Yet Again Tags: MIT, global warming, biosolar, giant fan, robots, research HP Aims at the Middle With New Servers By Dan Muse | Article Published April 02, 2008 Business is booming for companies with between 100 and 999 employees, according to HP, and today's server and Linux announcements are designed just for those mid-sized businesses. Tags: Linux, Storage, SMB, research, Oracle, security, Office, IT, Intel, browser, Red Hat, smartphone, Windows, data, search, services, Microsoft, server, software, management, support, desktop, handhelds, Novell, technology, Mac, HP, servers Information Overload: Is There a Cure? By David Needle | Article Published April 01, 2008 Between meetings, mobile phones, e-mail and IM, we're failing victim to the stresses of daily business. Interruptions are here to stay, so what do we do? Tags: e-Mail, search, HP, InternetNews.com, economy, research, technology, IT More Enterprises Buy Into Storage Virtualization By Judy Mottl | Article Published March 29, 2008 Consolidation, disaster recovery factors in technology adoption growth, according to a new study. Tags: servers, IBM, research, Storage, virtualization, SMB, IT, data, search, server, InternetNews.com, HP Will Motorola Split Reverse Decline? By Judy Mottl | Article Published March 27, 2008 CEO says the plan to divide its business into handset and broadband plays would revitalize its troubled mobile unit. Tags: Nokia, research, IT, broadband, HP, management, wireless, Motorola, InternetNews.com, search PC Growth Projected, Just Not as Much By Brian T. Horowitz | Article Published March 26, 2008 Gartner explains why it's cutting growth forecasts for PCs. Tags: Gartner, standards, research, HP, search, InternetNews.com, IT |
