Tiffany to appeal ruling in eBay case
Tiffany & Co has confirmed that they would now be appealing the recent court ruling that went in favor of eBay.
What do you think about conferences?
Could it be the workplace of the future? Just meeting and exchanging ideas with your peers can be reason enough to attend a conference.
Toshiba First to Commercialize 512-megabit XDR DRAM
Toshiba Corporation today announced that it had started to sample 512-megabit XDR(TM) DRAMs with a data transfer speed of 3.2GHz, the world's fastest speed of any memory device. XDR DRAMs are designed for high-performance broadband applications, including digital consumer electronics, network systems and graphic systems.
Media3 Voted Number 1 Webhost by HostIndex
Web hosting pioneer Media3 Technologies is delighted to announce its recognition as the Number 1 Webhost by the highly regarded industry resource HostIndex.com.
ChannelNEXT West: AI Revolution Trillions at Stake, Channel Partners Emerge as Quiet Backbone
At the recent ChannelNEXT 25 West on Oct 23-24, it was clear that the artificial intelligence revolution is not some distant future; it's a...
DataLogic Introduces New IP Voice Gateway VG800
VoIP Solution to Target Call Shops and Outbound Call Centers
Panda Software’s Weekly Viruses and Intruders Report
This week's report looks at a series of Microsoft vulnerabilities, MS06-066, MS06-067, MS06-068, MS06-069, MS06-070, and MS06-071, the TelnetOn.A worm and the Briz.S Trojan.
Intel Reports First-Quarter Results
Intel Corporation reported first-quarter revenue of $7.1 billion, operating income of $670 million, net income of $647 million and earnings per share (EPS) of...
Survey Reveals Shoppers More likely to Return to Websites, Shop in Physical Stores of...
The ability to research products online is very important to retail shoppers, according to a new study conducted for WebCollage, a New York-based company that provides content integration services to manufacturers and their retail channel partners.
Microsoft launches test of web products for small businesses
Microsoft Corp. is launching a free test version of Office Live, one pillar in the company's plans to compete with the likes of Google Inc. and Salesforce.com Inc. by making more products and services that run over the Internet.
