David Needle

The new e-commerce site you launched looks great and you got great comments from beta testers. So why isn't it getting the traffic you expected? One issue

Is the iPhone ready to mix you up a healthy beverage? Hardly, but one developer plans to tap the device's graphics and motion detector technology to let

SAN FRANCISCO – What does zapping aliens have to do selling more phone services, computers or even books? Plenty, according to Lyle Fong, co-founder

SAN FRANCISCO -- Web 2.0 hasn't peaked. In fact, it's far from peaked, according to Tim O'Reilly, CEO of O'Reilly Media, a co-producer of the Web 2.0 Expo

Oracle said it's developed a more comprehensive archiving solution for customers concerned with compliance issues as well as those needing to search

MENLO PARK, CALIF. – It's time to raise the raised floors and get serious about energy savings in the datacenter. That was one of the messages

Today's road warriors look for Wi-Fi hotspots to insure their notebooks and other mobile devices can gain Internet access, but Nokia and others are

PALO ALTO, CALIF. -- Basex chief analyst Jonathan Spira wants to make one thing clear to people who think it's more effective to juggle multiple tasks at

Citrix today announced a major deal with HP as part of its plans to grow the market for XenServer, the virtualization software it gained last year with

Sun Microsystems (NASDAQ: JAVA) announced a major upgrade Tuesday of its Virtual Desktop Infrastructure software. VDI 2.0, available now, supports a range

HP announced several moves designed to advance the long-running "adaptive enterprise" strategy it's been promoting to corporate clients. The company also

You can expect to see plenty of new third-party applications for Apple's iPhone. At least that seems a reasonable conclusion based on today's announcement