Tom Yager

The Research In Motion Ltd. BlackBerry 5810 builds considerably on the capabilities of early two-way wireless messaging devices.

This product review looks at Anysoft

Every company uses networked-shared storage, whether it's implemented as a ring of trusty old file servers or as a speedy, expensive SAN (storage area network). As workloads increase

What's the lamest pick-up line you've ever heard? I'm not referring to the utterances of an inebriated Lothario 10 years your senior.

Recent interest in Web services has refocused IT's attention on EAI (enterprise application integration) middleware. In integration projects, no software component is more important than messaging. Every new project poses challenging architectural questions

The marketplace for enterprise application integration middleware, tools and services is mature, yet no one vendor or IT consultancy stands out in customers

During the past year, new XML-capable development tools, typified by IBM

This product review looks at the CompactFlash card from Socket Communications, which allows Pocket PC users to virtually roam any corporate campus that uses 802.11b wireless networking.