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Companies cautious with Windows XP SP2 upgrade

Slightly less than a quarter of systems have currently been upgraded.

Hitachi eyeing 1TB desktop drives with new technology

HGST will begin selling hard-disk drives based on perpendicular recording later this year

After the affair is over

Dear Bob, I know you are not Dear Abby but this is about a personal situation that definitely is affecting the workplace. Last year I had an affair with a contractor at work. During the affair, this contractor was hired into my group in a position a

Microsoft-friendly Sun still awaits change

End of legal wrangling removed a wall between the companies, but there is no effect on products yet.

Compliance killing proliferation of ECM systems

Update: New bugs found in Outlook, Internet Explorer

The flaws could let an attacker take control of a system

Discussion of hiring non-U.S programmers touches off firestorm

Dell, Gateway, lighten laptops, but how much has really changed?

When facts and logic do, and don’t, work

I thought this was worth sharing - Bob Dear Bob ... When Tired of the Games said "too many times I have seen where someone could be proven to be right and yet it didn't matter.", it reminded me of something. I don't have a whole l

RFID will open gates at world soccer tournament

Tickets to World Cup soccer tournament in Germany will include an embedded RFID chip