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Can Sprint improve customer service, fix the management/leadership vacuum problem, and build a new, competitive network?  Sprint CEO, Dan Hesse has perhaps the most difficult job in US telecom today.  Is he doing enough to allow Sprint to stay alive? Will Sprint rise from the ashes like Phoenix...

In this new real world where the working time is much longer and the office is in the road the spammers, viruses and other malware programmers are targeting to this new and growing group, the BlackBerry, iPhone, HTC and other smartphones users.   This situation open opportunities...

There are several key implications from this price move. First of all, the X-Box 360 is not moving well at retail, and there is "push-back" from retail vendors to get the hardware moving again. This lack of movement is causing a slowdown  in software sales, forcing developers and publishers to...

Green fad finally gets the lemmings to look at virtual applications. Power savings are real, no matter how you enter in the numbers. TCO costs are much lower by dumping the PC on the desk for the majority of users. Some partners have been begging to help their customers with this transition.  Most...

Bertrand Cambou, CEO of Spansion, has an opinion on Numonyx' push into phase-change memories: "Phase-change memory is pure marketing fluff." Although Cambou is correct that existing Numonyx phase change memories are not ready for prime time, the situation will be quite different below 32nm, which...

1. Power consumes more than the cost of the PC. 2.  Virtualization of PC's can reduce the IT budget.

* USB 2.0 provides external data rates of 480 Mbps sustained.  eSATA, an external version of the SATA interface currently provides data rates of 3 Gbps sustained  * Next generation USB will have 5 Gbps and next generation eSATA will have 6 Gbps data rates * Recently several laptop and external...

* Oerlikon sold its disk drive sputtering assets to Intevac and exits the hard disk drive business  * Oerlikon, in a former incarnation as Balzers used to be one of the major players in the disk sputtering equipment market but had lost most of its business over the last 10 years  * Despite...

At $199 the iPhone with iPod capabilities looks like an iPod killer. Will Apple kill off its own golden goose or is it planning a new product to move the iPod back up the ladder. Have we overlooked something in the long term of iPhone vs. iPod?

..HD TV and DVRs have changed the residential Bandwidth requirements ..RFIs usually are not issued without a good reason. ..Verizon's FiOS will be hard to compete with, without a better network answer.