See your link here
 News Microsoft: Windows 7 is faster on SSDs, with two caveatsMicrosoft today gave a strong, though qualified, endorsement for running Windows 7 on PCs equipped with solid-state disk drives, saying it has tuned the OS to run faster on the still-emerging storage technology. Read more...
 Digital lit How technology is changing what we readThe Kindle isn't the only new way to read -- enthusiasts are using the Web, Twitter and cell phones to remake today's literature in new and innovative ways. Read more...
|
||||||
more top stories
popular right now
hot topics
Get the latest news, reviews and more about Microsoft's newest desktop operating system.
special report topics
Find wage data for 50 IT job titles.
|
Editors' Picks
The first netbook computer running the Google-backed Android operating system on a low-cost ARM chip could become available to customers within three months.
Microsoft has said that any version of Windows 7 will run on a netbook. We try it with Windows 7 Ultimate.
Sooner or later -- with an emphasis on sooner -- Apple will release a new iPhone. Columnist Dan Turner, who still has a first-generation model, spells out what it would take to get him to upgrade.
Before you sign a noncompete agreement, know what you're signing, what laws apply and what the employer is really trying to protect.
|
newslettersSubscribe to our e-mail newsletters
For more info on a specific newsletter, click the title. Details will be displayed in a new window. email notificationsGet instant email notification when white papers, webcasts, case studies and Technology Briefings are added to our library. Don't just be up-to-date — be up to the minute with our new Resource Alerts.  |
||||
| Daily out-takes from the Theater of the Absurd, IT-style, where the nasty meets the rumor, and the kernel of truth wins out. Real life IT in action. You'll laugh...but try not to cry at your desk. See today's Shark Tank. |
Print edition
Subscribe to Computerworld 40 years of the most authoritative source of news and information for IT leaders.
Sponsored Links
CIO
Computerworld
CSO
DEMO
GamePro
Games.net
IDC
IDG
IDG Connect
IDG Knowledge Hub
IDG TechNetwork
IDG Ventures
IDG.net
InfoWorld
ITwhitepapers
ITworld
JavaWorld
LinuxWorld
Macworld
Network World
PC World
The Industry Standard
Copyright © 1994 - 2009 Computerworld Inc. All
rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium
without express written permission ofComputerworld Inc. is prohibited. Computerworld and Computerworld.com and the respective logos are trademarks of International Data Group Inc. |
