David Needle

Consumer printers are improving all the time. Maybe too much for some casino operators. The California Attorney General's office announced late Thursday

We've got BlackBerrys, Treos, T-Mobile Sidekicks, other PDAs and now the Apple iPhone. Knowledge workers are increasingly putting their personal mobile

Reporter's Notebook: SAN FRANCISCO -- "I'll take Wacky Applications for $50 Alex." Actually, there was no sign of Jeopardy game show host Alex Trebek at

SAN FRANCISCO -- Web 2.0 startups mixed with more established computer companies at the inaugural TechCrunch 40 conference here. One of the highlights was

Reporter's Notebook: We've all heard by now about the iPhone being hacked so it can be used by other telecom carriers instead of AT&T. That exercise, by a

There's Software as a Service (SaaS). Now IBM has teamed up with StrikeIron to help enterprise and business customers get Data as a Service (DaaS). The

The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged four more former Nortel Networks executives in its widening investigation into past accounting

VMware  has released "a majority" of its VMware Tools as open source software. The announcement, part of the company's Open Virtual Machine Tools

It's been a busy summer for VMware, and the virtualization kingpin wants to keep the momentum going. In conjunction with the start of its VMworld 2007

SAN FRANCISCO – Don't tell AMD's CEO Hector Ruiz that the long-awaited release of the chip firm's Quad-Core AMD Opteron will keep it in the server

Reporter's Notebook: SAN FRANCISCO -- Demos, panel discussions, product introductions. The Office 2.0 conference had all these typical trade show

SAN FRANCISCO -- What is Web 2.0's place in the enterprise? Attendees took on the question from multiple angles at the Office 2.0 conference here. While