Robyn Greenspan

The fastest talkers seem to be coming from Central and Eastern Europe, as a Baskerville report indicates that the region is adding wireless subscribers at

The sounds of silence are dependent on location, as a survey on mobile etiquette by Cingular Wireless examined whether respondents were cognizant of

Integration is a key issue for IT professionals, as companies increasingly incorporate software and services from multiple vendors. An Oracle-sponsored

It's going to be a busy holiday season, as research indicates that shoppers will take to the Net, buying and spending more than they did in previous

In what can only be a hope of things to come, the ratio of spam to non-spam dropped 2 percentage points to 52 percent in October, according to

The automotive industry will drive online spending to a projected $1.3 billion by the end of 2003, according to data from Borrell Associates Inc.,

The digital divide exists in some form or another, according to a comprehensive 10-year study by The AMD Global Consumer Advisory Board (GCAB), which

Those that fill director/vice president of networks positions were graced with the largest IT pay raises in 2003, as IDG's Computerworld annual salary

New cell phones with advanced features are likely to turn up on holiday wish lists as J.D. Power and Associates finds that wireless subscription prices

Many Internet users are doing without their indispensable e-mail as their inboxes become increasingly overrun with unwanted — and often

Women Internet users hold the slight edge over men in the U.S., but not so in Europe. As of May 2003, 42 percent of European Internet users — or 35

The untethered life holds great appeal for Internet users worldwide as the number of subscribers to wireless applications continues to grow. The Yankee