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IBM System x3620 M3 review
IBM’s System x3620 M3 has a sharp focus on storage-intensive applications, but is it a better choice than HP’s versatile ProLiant DL380 G7?...
Boston Value Series 380 G8 review
Boston delivers Supermicro’s first Xeon E5-2600 rack server with a keen focus on high performance network storage applications. It’s good value...
Top 10 Windows Mobile business apps
Love it or loathe it, Windows Mobile is still the primary mobile OS of choice for many businesses. We take a look at 10 essential applications for...
Top 10 BlackBerry PlayBook business apps
We take a look at the best 10 business and productivity applications for RIM’s debut QNX-powered BlackBerry PlayBook ahead of its UK launch
How businesses can use the cloud today
Microsoft’s Simon May and Steve Plank, along with IT Pro contributing editor Steve Cassidy discuss the practical applications of cloud computing,...
Developers to charge for Google Android apps
Google adds detail to plans to woo more developers, meaning all applications will no longer be free, as has been the case since the launch of its...
Sun and Fujitsu release UltraSparc T2 Plus based servers
New UltraSparc T2 Plus based servers claimed to outperform competing x86 systems on enterprise class applications, including Java, mail and...
British Museum eyes more modern IT
A new, seven-year managed IT services contract will provide the British Museum with a foundation for modern applications in the future.<br> <br>
Sonnet launches 6TB RAID storage product
New SATA-based RAID storage product aimed at video and film editing applications.
Motorola unveils mid-range MC3100 mobile computer
The Motorola MC3100 offers touch screen and motion sensing features for a wide range of enterprise applications.
iPhone apps cost Government thousands
A Freedom of Information request has discovered the Government has spent tens of thousands of pounds on developing iPhone applications.
RSA offers free software development security tools
RSA embraces open source by offering free encryption tools to create built-in security for applications.
Open source 'ready to go' for business applications
The chairman of the recent Open World Forum believes that open source software offers real opportunities to businesses, the government and the...
Marathon everRun MX review
Marathon’s new everRun MX raises the bar for system-level fault tolerant servers and supports multi-core and SMP-capable applications too. Read...
Judge rules ACS:Law cases to continue
The cases will continue, as claimants are given a timeframe in which to make applications in the case or discontinue the cases properly
NetSuite unveils development platform
Launch of the NetSuite Business Operating System will allow independent software vendors to develop and distribute tailored software-as-a-service...
RSA and NetApp address cloud computing data privacy
When using a multi-tenancy private or public cloud service, it is essential to ensure access to data and applications is correctly configured and...
Touch screens driving mobile app growth
The success of the iPhone, BlackBerry Storm and similar new-generation touch screen smartphones is helping to boost demand for third party mobile...
Taking mobile apps to the cloud will boost the market
Developing applications for mobiles using cloud computing will increase the number of people able to use them and help the market grow, a report...
Apps management to buck IT spending slide
New analyst research is predicting that applications management will be one of the strongest areas of IT services spending during the next three...
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