Andy Patrizio

If nothing else, Attenex has perfect timing. The company spun out of a law firm that specializes in digging through mountains of documents to find the

What a difference a month makes. Last month, Microsoft  said it had no security fixes. This month, it's releasing five security bulletins, four of

Microsoft  has a new toy for you 21st century Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor types: a beta version of software developer kit (SDK) documentation for

Salesforce.com is broadening its database capabilities by adding the ability to work with unstructured data to its AppExchange and CRM applications. The

AMD's latest warning on Monday of a sales shortfall and a cut in capital expenditures is sure to give new legs to months-old rumors that a private equity

It just goes to show nothing is safe. Late last year, some TomTom GPS devices were infected with a pair of low-grade Windows viruses. The iPod also found

After taking last month off, Microsoft is back on track with its monthly release schedule. The company plans to release five fixes next week, four for

Sony PlayStation 3 users are engaged in a project to help understand, prevent and maybe even cure disease. And all they have to do is leave their machines

Intel today announced a major aspect of its upcoming next-generation Centrino technology, codenamed "Santa Rosa." It will incorporate its vPro desktop

It's nice to know we have passionate readers. A story I wrote a few weeks back -- "Surprise, Microsoft Listed As Most Secure OS" -- made that clear.

Flash memory developer Spansion has combined three of its memory architectures onto one die, which will mean lower power consumption and expanded memory

Intel is marking its 30th anniversary in the embedded systems market with some new chips and a stylish new motorcycle from Orange County Choppers that