IBM, Linux and the Microsoft-Free PC
[August 5, 2008] Big Blue fires double-barrel action against Microsoft.

NetApp Dedupes the Competition
[July 30, 2008] NetApp's primary storage deduplication technology can now be used on competitors' arrays.

Inside CIOs' Investing Decisions
[July 23, 2008] Panel of tech execs raises a few caution flags about jumping on the hottest trends.

The Pulse of the Smartphone Market
[July 18, 2008] Palm hangs in against two tough competitors.

Nominations Open for CEO Vision Awards
[July 11, 2008] Who are the most visionary CEOs in tech? Submit your nominations by Aug. 2 for the 2008 InternetNews.com CEO Vision Awards.

Microsoft Extends Services to the Cloud
[July 8, 2008] UPDATED: Redmond announces two new cloud services for businesses.

Hey Enterprise: Here Comes the 3G iPhone
[July 1, 2008] Even if the iPhone doesn't have all the features IT wants, companies may be forced to support it anyway.

Open Source Nokia a Threat to Microsoft, Google?
[June 25, 2008] By opening up the dominant wireless OS, Nokia aims to undermine both Windows Mobile devices and emerging rivals like Android. How will it fare?

3G iPhone: What's the Real Cost?
[June 24, 2008] Virtual teardown by iSuppli takes an educated guess at what Apple's costs are.

Sprint CEO: The Future Is Open (to Speed)
[June 19, 2008] Dan Hesse preaches the wisdom of fast and open wireless telecommunications.

Apple's iPhone: The 3G Sequel
[June 9, 2008] UPDATED: The iPhone 3G is quicker, lower priced, and offers nifty new software -- you just can't buy it quite yet.

Tech-Ed 2008: Gates' Long Goodbye
[June 3, 2008] It may be his last speech as a full-time Microsoftie, but chairman Gates continued to promote his vision of the future to his favorite audience, developers.

Microsoft's Ozzie Touts 'Cheap' Tech Revolution
[May 28, 2008] Microsoft's chief software architect also discusses how Yahoo could be an 'accelerator' to the software giant's strategic vision.

Microsoft in Search of Breakthroughs
[May 23, 2008] Software giant shares a bit about its 'best defense against war, famine and Google.'

WiMAX's Backers Bet Big, Dream Bigger
[May 16, 2008] With Sprint and Clearwire leading the charge for the mobile broadband technology, there's no limit to the vision of WiMAX's fans -- despite major obstacles.

Gates Provides More Windows 7 Details
[May 15, 2008] He may be retiring but he's still talking.Gates reveals a few more details about the next version of Windows after Vista.

Microsoft's New Math on SMB Servers
[May 13, 2008] As the company inches closer to releasing Essential Business Solutions bundles, officials disclose pricing, including a price jump.

XP SP3 Glitch a 'Gotcha' For IE7 & 8
[May 7, 2008] It's a fairly minor glitch for some users who install Windows XP SP3 over IE7 and IE8.

SAP Is Wooing the BlackBerry CRM Crowd
[May 2, 2008] Software giant will natively integrate its business apps into RIMM's BlackBerry.

Unified Communications Complexity Baffles Buyers
[April 29, 2008] Cisco, Microsoft and other major vendors are pushing hard on converged communications platforms. But IT shops are stymied when it comes to integration.

Ubuntu's 'Hardy' Cozy With Windows
[April 24, 2008] Popular Linux distribution isn't afraid of desktop Linux and will even let users use Windows to get there.

RIM Tailors BlackBerry Service For SMBs
[April 21, 2008] With AT&T, the smartphone maker pushes an enterprise-grade offering in a cheaper, simpler-to-deploy package.

Microsoft's Smartphone Buy: Danger or Delight?
[April 18, 2008] Redmond aims to kick-start the company's consumer smartphone business with its latest acquisition.

Salesforce Guns For Microsoft With Google's Help
[April 15, 2008] Company argues it has a stronger story to tell by integrating Google's productivity apps with its customer relationship management software.

The existing channel sales model is constantly evolving, but a new report warns that market changes are accelerating the trend and all sides must adapt. Is a new era of collaboration at hand?

Imran Khan, industry analyst, Information & Communication Technologies for Frost & Sullivan, highlights the growing opportunities in the booming healthcare market and tells channel partners how to benefit from the spending trends.