Charlene O'Hanlon

Visitors to the Grand Canyon have the chance to experience the Skywalk, a horseshoe-shaped glass platform that juts into the canyon and gives visitors the

Macintosh users have the distinction of being the only group of computer users who honestly believe their computers are secure from malware and attacks.

Hewlett-Packard’s ProCurve business unit has unleashed a new "in-between" switch series for small to midsize companies that puts a whole lot of emphasis

Solution providers, analysts and bloggers erupted in a flurry of comment as Cisco Systems announced its unified computing initiative. And while some

Communications service provider Verizon Business has entered the managed services fray with a unified communications offering aimed at enterprise

Developers looking to create and sell applications for the Windows Mobile OS will be subject to a new set of rules by Microsoft, the company has

Video- and audio-conferencing stalwart Polycom is bringing videoconferencing to the desktop with a media phone aimed at the SMB and enterprise spaces. The

Ruckus Wireless has introduced a dual-band 802.11n access point and other WLAN products designed to earn it some attention in the enterprise space.

10 Nifty Mobile Business Applications Following Apple’s lead, Microsoft, Nokia and Blackberry are launching their own online apps store for mobile

When it comes to mobility, Apple’s presence—particularly through the iPhone—cannot be denied. While it may not have invented mobile applications, Apple

They say the only two sure things in life are death and taxes. While neither of those choices sounds appealing, there are ways to avoid a visit from the

Communications vendor Avaya is betting unified communications will root deeper into business with a series of new products and offerings. Avaya has