Microsoft will have to play nicely with others

The software giant realizes that software is moving away from monolithic applications to Web services

Presence detection is one of the more attractive features of UC

There are real opportunities for WiMAX, but they won’t start materializing until at least 2010

The IT skills shortage is a developing problem, not a full-blown crisis

The Internet and other technologies, like RFID, make it very easy to invade privacy

While AMD may challenge it on the technology front, Intel can thank system builders and resellers for its continued market dominance

Google, SaaS, Dell, Apple, Second Life, RIM, Cognos and a big shakeout will make headlines next year

The reasons why the Mac maker isn’t a PC manufacturer any longer

It makes economic sense to keep using old equipment if it’s still good for anything

If the online advertising business is really worried about ad-blocking, it should look in the mirror

Should governments get involved in the WiFi business?

A grey area is forming between the real reviews and the viral marketing efforts

Microsoft exploits a linkage between voice and the product segments where it is already strong, though, it could become a contender in VoIPrn

Data and the demands to access it are spreading. Your proactive strategy to coping starts here

They’re convenient, hold a lot of data and are a security risk