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.

Vista Languishes But Not Office 2007
[April 4, 2008] Windows Vista may be getting a chilly reception in the enterprise, but Office 2007 has been catching on like gangbusters.

Windows XP Service Pack 3? Place Your Bets
[March 25, 2008] Microsoft releases a public 'release candidate' of the last Windows XP service pack, but the office pool on when it will actually ship is still open.

Microsoft 'Response Point' to Get Service Pack
[March 24, 2008] Microsoft plans to roll out later this year the first service pack for Microsoft Response Point VoIP phone system for small business.

Intel Goes The Distance on Wi-Fi: 60 Miles
[March 20, 2008] Using 802.11x networking and some "secret sauce," it can stretch wireless connectivity -- helping remote communities get online.

DIY Users Set Up 'Vista Workstation'
[March 12, 2008] Bummed out by Vista's performance? What if there was a way to get a desktop edition of Vista that's faster than what you've got?

Apple's iPhone SDK Off to The Races
[March 12, 2008] Downloads for the beta software development kits have already topped 100,000.

HP Refocuses Labs On Winning Projects
[March 7, 2008] Rather than hundreds of stray projects, HP's looking to pick a few winners in key areas.

Microsoft CEO Holds Court on Vista, iPhone & Yahoo
[March 6, 2008] Steve Ballmer answers questions from an old nemesis about where Microsoft's future lies and why.

Microsoft Shows Off IE8, Developer Tools at Mix08
[March 5, 2008] Software giant serves up bunches of betas at its annual Web developer and designer confab.

Sales Data, New Challengers Don't Bode Well For Moto
[February 28, 2008] RIM, Apple and newcomer ZTE break into the top 10 list of mobile phone sellers.

Sun Looks Ahead After $1B MySQL Deal
[February 26, 2008] Plans to integrate open source databases immediately and ponders future acquisitions.

A New 'Hyper' Twist in Remote PC Management
[February 13, 2008] Phoenix and SupportSoft team up on better remote PC support.

Microsoft Delivers a Plethora of Patches
[February 12, 2008] After almost no fixes last month, the company turns out 11 security bulletins, calling six of them "critical."

Yahoo Not Sitting Still on Mobile
[February 12, 2008] Despite heavy breathing from would-be suitor Microsoft, Yahoo forges ahead with aggressive mobile plans.

AOL's Agnostic Option for Wireless Apps
[February 11, 2008] The open-source offering promises developers limitless portability for their mobile applications.

VMware Spruces up Desktop Offering
[January 31, 2008] VMware has released new virtualization software, but are customers really ready for it?

IBM Targets SMBs With Virtualization Makeover
[January 30, 2008] The company announces new software, hardware and services targeting the lucrative but elusive SMB market.

Can't We All Just Communicate?
[January 29, 2008] At DEMO, new products and services use the Web to advance communications.

The ambitious plan by Sprint, Clearwire, Google and several others to build a fast WiMAX network in the United States could end up having a tremendous impact on the channel, as well as being the last-gasp opportunity for WiMAX itself.

Vendors and reseller organizations are relatively well-run, rational businesses. Charles Watson, senior vice president of marketing and sales of Blueroads, explores why so many complications arise when these two groups start working together.