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March 31, 2008 Hello, Gorgeous! Meet the Laptop You'll Use in 2015We'll still carry laptop computers with us seven years from now, but they might look significantly different. We talked to several leading hardware designers to see what they're up to, and their laptops' innovations and capabilities will surprise and delight you.
More in our mobile & wireless knowledge center You may be able to run XP for as long as you want, but before too long you may not be able to buy a legitimate copy of XP to run. If you want to continue using XP, what problems will you face? If you buy a PC with Vista installed and decide you want XP instead, what are your options?
More in our operating systems knowledge center Here's an in-depth look at Mac OS X Server's new simplified setup and management interface, the ways it works well and where it's not as effective.
More in our servers & data center knowledge center If you've upgraded your copy of Windows Vista using Service Pack 1 and want to undo what you did, here's how.
More in our Windows knowledge center Computerworld editors share stories of their first PCs, including some classics and some real clunkers. Then we turn the tables and ask readers for their early-PC tales.
More in our hardware knowledge center Security capabilities built into Bluetooth are good but not great. Columnist Craig Mathias suggests a new way to use Bluetooth to significantly improve mobile security.
More in our mobile & wireless knowledge center Car or toy? Sometimes it's hard to tell — but these sure are some sweet rides.
More in our mobile & wireless knowledge center Shark BaitWorkplace RampageSome diehards would rather computers had never made their way into the office. When these newfangled machines don't behave as their users think they should, tempers can flare — much to the amusement of innocent bystanders.
More from Shark Bait BlogsMicrosoft Misleads With 'Get green, Stay Green' MarketingMicrosoft has launched a 'Get green, Stay green' marketing program that couldn't be further from the truth, blogs Preston Gralla.
More posts from Preston Gralla The approaching forced retirement of Windows XP is a hot topic. But developments in ultra-mobile computing make David DeJean wonder if Microsoft is going to be able to kill off XP.
More posts from David DeJean Gartner Group reverses its previous position about why enterprises should stay far away from the iPhone. Seth Weintraub explains.
More posts from Seth Weintraub March 24, 2008 Review: Four 24-in. LCDs Widen Your ViewWide desktop displays aren't just for artists anymore — everyone can benefit.
More in our hardware knowledge center Here's how the newest client and server operating systems play nicely together — and why you should care.
More in our servers & data center knowledge center Business travel requires a lot of energy, but we give you 17 ways you can get your job done efficiently and with less damage to the earth.
More in our mobile & wireless knowledge center Patrick Thibodeau says it's not a matter of if, but when, the pro-visa forces succeed. Here's why — and here's what almost 200 online visitors have had to say about it.
More in our blogs section Nanochip's technology applies to USB drives, solid-state disk drives and even enterprise servers, and will be available in around two years.
More in our hardware knowledge center Mobile broadband in laptops and wireless USB are among those with far-ranging possibilities.
More in our networking & Internet knowledge center March 17, 2008 IT's Top 5 Training MistakesWhen rollouts go wrong, it's tempting to blame the end user. However, sometimes the fault lies elsewhere.
More in our management knowledge center Microsoft's shell and scripting language is a classy, robust and powerful way to take control of your Windows OS.
More in our Windows knowledge center How does the Everex CloudBook stack up against the AsusEee?
More in our mobile & wireless knowledge center These concepts sound good, but don't work out so well in practice.
More in our networking & Internet knowledge center Columnist Katherine Spencer Lee examines the question: What does Web 2.0 mean for your IT career?
More in our careers knowledge center March 10, 2008 Facebook vs. LinkedIn: Which is Better for Business?We came up with six familiar business scenarios and asked two of our writers to solve them: one by using Facebook, and one by using LinkedIn. Sometimes it was clear which service could do the job better, but sometimes it was difficult, or impossible, to choose a winner.
More in our networking & Internet knowledge center Review: Lenovo's newly introduced ThinkPad X300 may not be quite as thin as Apple's MacBook Air, but it offers more features at a lower price.
More in our mobile & wireless knowledge center With its long series of problems with Windows Vista, Columnist Mike Elgan says, Microsoft needs to come up with an OS that actually works. He offers seven ideas for what the company can do to save its OS business.
More in our operating systems knowledge center We looked at everything from a drive built to military specifications to one that even hides your Web searches. Picking the winner of the bunch was easy.
More in our storage knowledge center In this excerpt from a new book of interviews with highly successful software developers, Rod Johnson explains his discovery that Java is better than C++ and lists some character attributes of great programmers.
More in our development knowledge center How some IT shops are putting good old ROI to use on projects that do more than just improve the bottom line.
More in our management knowledge center We demonstrate the most popular methods for comparing project costs and returns.
More in our management knowledge center March 3, 2008 Virtualization Shakes up Backup StrategyThree popular approaches combine pieces of traditional and well-understood enterprise backup with some pieces that are unique to the virtualized world. Which one's right for you?
More in our storage knowledge center When Windows XP Service Pack 3 is finally released, it will be worth the trouble, Preston Gralla reports.
More in our operating systems knowledge center Here are six top-notch free BlackBerry applications that can improve the lives of mobile BlackBerry users.
More in our mobile & wireless knowledge center Anton Chuvakin spotlights five fundamental errors in security policy planning and implementation that trip up more businesses than you'd expect.
More in our security knowledge center Laptop batteries explode. It's only a matter of time before it happens in-flight. Then what?
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