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Maxtor Corp. on Monday announced a pair of Serial ATA hard drives, increasing capacities to 300MB while offering native command queuing and a

Monday, August 16, was set to be D-day for the automatic delivery of Microsoft's Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2). But at the last minute, the Redmond

Not too long ago, the Gartner Group raised a minor dustup in the IT community by releasing a report claiming that portable storage media—including

In an effort to head off support calls, Microsoft has published a list of about 50 programs from both the Redmond software giant and third-party software

Since Microsoft Corp. began its staged rollout of Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) late last week, there have been a few bumps—but, at least so far,

Microsoft acknowledged earlier this week that it won't ship its new 64-bit Windows serverversions until mid-2005. But that doesn't mean Microsoft is

REDMOND, Wash.—For more than two years, Microsoft has been talking up its goal of providing users with an integrated search capability that would

REDMOND, Wash.—Microsoft's war on Linux isn't about to let up. The Redmond software vendor plans to step up its "Get the Facts" anti-open-source

IT managers shouldn't hold their breaths waiting for any of the new 64-bit Windows Server or Windows XP versions that Microsoft was shooting to deliver

Mike Devlin, general manager of IBM's Rational division, will be top dog at the Rational Software Development User Conference this week in Dallas. When

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Netgear Inc. announced a recall of one of the company's Ethernet bridges Wednesday. No injuries were

As you no doubt know, the latest Internet Explorer exploit, Download.Ject, escalates security problems to the lose-your-life-savings point for users. Do