Nortel Networks is selling application delivery technology to Radware for US$17.65 million (NZ$34.4. million), a fraction of the US$6 billion-plus price it paid for its developer, Alteon WebSystems, in 2000.
Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos unveiled the Kindle 2 today, a thinner, lighter version of the original e-reader introduced 14 months ago.
The new Palm Pre, which runs on the new Web OS operating system, will not work with older applications supported on the Palm Treo and other smart phones, a Palm official confirmed.
The 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show officially kicks off Wednesday, bringing the latest in global technology ingenuity to the forefront in the midst of a recession that some economists believe will extend at least into mid-year.
In the 1960s, the rock band The Kinks sang, "I'm a lover, not a fighter."
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Deputy Dean JoAnne Yates is co-author of an upcoming article on information overload called "Ubiquitous Email: Individual Experiences and Organizational Consequences of BlackBerry Use".
IT spending will drop next year as a direct result of global financial problems, according to analyst firm IDC. it will grow by less than half as much as earlier predicted by IDC.
The first day of sales for Google's Android phone hasn't quite echoed the frenzy surrounding initial iPhone sales, but a few hardy souls across the country got up early to buy the first devices available in stores.
A funny thing happened on the way to marketing the BlackBerry Storm, Research in Motion Ltd.'s new wireless device that goes on sale later this year by Verizon Wireless.
Applications and tools for mobile workers, such as sales personnel and technicians, continue to grow in number and complexity as the number of new smart phones and other handhelds grows.
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Sybase has launched the Sybase Unwired Platform, which allows customers to group together individual products previously offered for mobilising enterprise applications.
After three weeks of testing and reviewing Apple's new iPhone 2.0 firmware and an iPhone 3G for use in large businesses, analyst firm Gartner said the device can be supported by IT shops -- but only for a narrow set of uses such as voice, e-mail, Web browsing and the storage of personal information.
Departing Microsoft veteran Kevin Johnson has been appointed CEO of Juniper Networks. He starts at the networking firm in September.
Longtime Microsoft executive Kevin Johnson has been appointed as CEO of Juniper Networks. He starts in September.