Andy Patrizio

Lenovo has updated its line of ultraportable X Series ThinkPad notebooks with the latest and greatest in technology from Intel plus improved security,

The 2007 JavaOne conference was Sun's most ambitious in years, in addition to its best-attended since the dot-com implosion earlier this decade. Doing

Open source developer CollabNet today announced it has bridged a major gap in its product line by allowing Java developers using Eclipse to directly

Google has posted a Release Candidate of Google Web Toolkit (GWT) 1.4, the latest version of its developer tool for building AJAX-based Web applications

Apple today announced it's giving its floundering Apple TV something it has yet to gain, besides an audience: content. The company struck a deal with

ColdFusion is the latest Macromedia product to get a long-needed overhaul from Adobe Systems, with the announcement today of a beta release of ColdFusion

Once again, the alarm bells are going off that the number of TCP-IP addresses available on the Internet are running low. This time, there are specific

The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) has adopted a vendor-developed specification designed to detect e-mail with bogus header information. The

Dell announced today that it will begin selling a Dimension desktop PC through Wal-Mart and Sam's Club locations throughout the U.S. and Canada. It's

Spam is as big of a nuisance as ever. In fact a recent report by IDC said spam could surpass legitimate e-mail in terms of volume this year as unsolicited

IT researchers Gartner and IDC both released first quarter 2007 server sales figures that show HP is flattening the competition, even the mighty IBM,

Intel has teamed with French-Italian semiconductor maker STMicroelectronics to form a new flash memory company in Switzerland to create memory for