Channel Insider Staff

Since it first revealed a month ago that it was pulling a U-turn by releasing a new version of Internet Explorer independent of Longhorn, Microsoft has

Just one touch to connect field teams and assets to a company's back office systems Espoo, Finland - The Nokia Mobile RFID Kit as part of the Nokia Field

Novell's Linux transformation is upon us. With the release of Open Enterprise Server, Novell has finally given its resellers the ultimate mix of NetWare

Microsoft is continuing its crack-down on Windows pirates, and is modifying its product-activation policies to do so. Product activation, which Microsoft

Trolltech announced Monday that more than 50 companies are developing or shipping Linux-based devices using its Qtopia graphical application platform

In a complete about-face, Microsoft Corp. has decided to deliver a new, standalone version of its Internet Explorer browser in order to stem potential

In a complete about-face, Microsoft has decided to deliver a new, standalone version of its Internet Explorer browser in order to stem potential customer

Microsoft is working to integrate its various identity-management wares into a unified platform, upon which it will encourage third-party developers to

Of all the execution problems contributing to the downfall of Hewlett-Packard Co.'s Chair and CEO Carly Fiorina, the company's promising services business

Boutique memory firm OCZ Technology has shifted its Enhanced Bandwidth technology higher up the DDR-2 stepladder. OCZ's new PC2-5400 DDR-2 modules will be

Microsoft Corp. is planning to make its currently voluntary Windows anti-piracy program mandatory some time in the second half of 2005, company officials

Microsoft Corp. made it official Monday: It has no plans to appeal the antitrust sanctions levied against it by the European Commission. As a result, a