David Needle

Consumers in the market for a VoIP phone, specifically a Skype-oriented one, will have a new model to consider next Tuesday when IPEVO begins selling its

Server vendors may use a lot of the same components when it comes to enterprise servers, but customers have a definite preference for certain system

Consumer printers are improving all the time. Maybe too much for some casino operators. The California Attorney General's office announced late Thursday

Reporter's Notebook: We've all heard by now about the iPhone being hacked so it can be used by other telecom carriers instead of AT&T. That exercise, by a

There's Software as a Service (SaaS). Now IBM has teamed up with StrikeIron to help enterprise and business customers get Data as a Service (DaaS). The

VMware (Quote) has released "a majority" of its VMware Tools as open source software. The announcement, part of the company's Open Virtual Machine Tools

SAN FRANCISCO – Don't tell AMD's CEO Hector Ruiz that the long-awaited release of the chip firm's Quad-Core AMD Opteron will keep it in the server

SAN FRANCISCO -- What is Web 2.0's place in the enterprise? Attendees took on the question from multiple angles at the Office 2.0 conference here. While

That was fast. Apple's iPhone was the top-selling smartphone model in the U.S. for July, the first full month it was available. Survey results released

Is the iPhone a serious device for business? Apple (Quote) isn't marketing it that way, but a growing chorus of companies are working to make the device

By one measure, Apple's iPhone has received the highest of compliments: It's drawn the attention of hackers and tinkerers working non-stop to unlock the

It's not as if Sun Microsystems did something as dramatic as change its name, but the news that it will change its stock ticker symbol from SUNW to JAVA