How to save money on Office 2010
Microsoft this week officially kicked Office 2010 into the market. Here's how you can save money if you're buying. Read more...
Security goes to the movies: Iron Man 2
Computerworld's Ken Gagne and CSO's Bill Brenner team up to review Iron Man 2, pointing out significant parallels to the tech security world of 2010. Read more...
- Capgemini sees business uptick, will add 4,000 staff in India
- Mum's the word from all-hands Facebook company meeting on privacy
- Kin Two targets young users -- but will they like it?
- Ukrainian arrested in India on TJX data-theft charges
- Google, Microsoft trade more blows over Docs, Office 2010
- What Sybase customers should expect from SAP
- Facebook unveils new security features
- For IT, wireless means 'huge' anxiety
- Adobe escalates feud with Apple over Flash
- Android 2.2: What we know so far
- Facebook IDs hacker who tried to sell 1.5M accounts
- Car hackers can kill brakes, engine, and more
- Identity Finder: What secrets are hidden in your computer?
- Nvidia CFO sees manufacturing yield problems 'easing'
- Microsoft counters Google's sales pitch to Office users
- GOP lawmaker: Gov't broadband programs aren't needed
- Will your next phone be a videophone?
- Facebook calls all-hands meeting on privacy for Thursday
- Mitch Wagner: Solve your Facebook privacy problem in under a minute
- NASA: After 25 years and 115 million miles, Atlantis set for final mission
- Asustek readies new bamboo and Bang & Olufsen laptops
- Cisco returns to pre-slump growth in Q3
- Intel laptop chip shortage worsens
- Jonny Evans: Battle joined: Adobe co-founders in war of words with Apple, Jobs over iPhone and Flash
- Citrix says new virtualization tool will change lifestyles
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Office 2010 offers some exciting new changes, including a vastly improved Outlook.
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The new version of Apple's tablet delivers 3G connectivity, but there are trade-offs.
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These services offer extras such as forwarding calls to multiple phones or transcribing messages.
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Enterprise rights management locks down corporate secrets but still allows employees to do their jobs.
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