Andy Patrizio

Never ones to pass up a growing market, cybercriminals are turning their targets on the growing markets around the world, creating localized content in

Microsoft has posted a listing of applications known to break under Service Pack 1 for Windows Vista. It's hardly a stop-the-presses list. Most of the

Market research firm iSuppli announced it's cut its outlook for global NAND flash revenue growth in 2008 to the single digit percentage range, a major

As if Windows Vista hasn't suffered enough embarrassment over technical problems, Microsoft today was forced to pull one of the three requisite update

This Friday, there will be a party on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin. What else is new, right? Well for starters, the party is to

YouTube has proved to be an unqualified hit, becoming the second-most-popular site on the Internet, according to the traffic monitoring service Alexa. So

Sun Microsystems today beefed up its blade offerings with a new high-end, higher capacity product capable of running a variety of operating systems on any

Who in the world would want a $10,000 PC? How about someone doing heavy-duty content creation? Intel's new Dual Socket Extreme Desktop Platform,

Firewall vendor SonicWall today introduced the SonicWall Network Security Appliance Series (NSA), a trio of multifunction firewalls aimed at the

No, not Britney's career. No need to ask that. I was referring to HD DVD. Ever since the Warner Bros announcement right before CES that it would go

Mac users might be feeling increasingly nervous, at least according to a survey from corporate security vendor Sophos. In a poll of 350 Mac users, 93

In most mid-size and larger companies, the IT department will have a set of policies of what is acceptable and what is not acceptable software for