iPhone 3G S hits stores Friday: Will the crowds follow?
Despite the intense amount of interest in Apple's third-generation iPhone, this Friday's launch of the device may not bring out the hordes of Apple fans like it has in years past.
First look: iPhone OS 3.0 is better for business, but IT won't be satisfied
The hype over the new iPhone 3.0 OS has matched Apple's previous frenzied heights. We've all been guilty of getting excited over a new version that added long-desired capabilities such as copy and paste and content searching, but now that the new OS is real (it became available yesterday), does it live up to our hopes and dreams?
Microsoft backtracks, extends XP availability to 2011
After being hammered over its downgrade plan, Microsoft gives OEMs more time to sell XP PCs
Microsoft Security Essentials Public Beta
Microsoft created MSE to address a very simple problem: Far too many PCs are unprotected with up-to-date anti-malware products. The company tells me there are a number of reasons for this. First, because many new PCs come with only time-limited security solutions, some users believe they're protected even though the initial subscription period may have ended. Some don't even activate the free, bundled solutions at all. Some--especially those in emerging markets--can't or won't pay for security suites, most of which need to be renewed every year.
Break from MS Office with free alternatives
If you're thinking of skipping the next expensive Microsoft Office upgrade, you can begin preparing today for the move to a free Office-like suite or Web service. It is not mentioned in the article, but I kind of like Lotus Symphony also.
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