Judy Mottl

Sony Ericsson is jumping full-bore into the smartphone industry, and landing its entry, the XPERIA X1, among a very crowded playing field. That's no mean

BlackBerry users went without email for three hours Monday and by some news account you'd think Armageddon had it North America. Really, how big a deal is

Monday's BlackBerry e-mail outage surely angered more than a few of Research in Motion's 12.5 million users, coming as it did during peak workday hours.

In what wireless analysts describe as a savvy customer loyalty program, AT&T is tying its Wi-Fi services onto the Starbucks bandwagon, adding 7,000

Continuing to refresh its storage technologies, IBM today rolled out a sweeping array of enhancements to products for both enterprises and small and

It might just be that there are just as many business intelligence software solutions coming into the market as there are business intelligence

Unstructured data -- those Word docs, video files, e-mails and text messages not tethered to a database -- can cause a bucket load of worry for IT teams.

Disaster recovery software provider Neverfail Group is adding a VMware module to its roster of tools, in a move to capitalize on enterprises' burgeoning

Clearwell Systems is pushing out a new enterprise version of its e-discovery platform, featuring 60 new features that range from de-duplication

If you think everyone's outsourcing tech work these days, think again. In fact more enterprises than not are keeping IT work home, or at least close to

Yes. You read that right. Dell and smartphone development. That's just one of the many rumors swirling around the smartphone industry these days. Another

With a new version of a number of its key backup and recovery applications, enterprise software vendor CA is aiming to deliver more robust data protection