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CES: No PC middleman is required with GE's DECT 6.0 Skype phone

CES: No PC middleman is required with GE's DECT 6.0 Skype phoneTHANK YOU!Now when it comes to use strictly in the house, this looks to be more reliable, more featured, and less expensive than Netgear's wireless option. I have a new #1 in the running.A quick Google search shows it's...

Tags: Retail, Telecom & Utilities, PC, General Electric Co., Wal-Mart Stores Inc., GE DECT, GE DECT 6.0 Skype phone, GE DECT 6.0, phone, Skype phone

Discussion threads 2007-01-10

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Adamo is a near no-show, but Dell ships Studio XPS laptops

The scraps of news Dell parceled out on its mysterious Adamo laptop at CES left reviewers disappointed, but the company did announce several new laptops and one desktop, the XPS 625, at the show. The new laptops meld together two Dell brands, the mid-range Studio and the...

Tags: Dell Computer Corp., Laptop Computer, Netbook, Adamo, Notebooks, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets, John Morris

Blog posts 2009-01-09

Why Schiller's Macworld keynote is a big deal in the big picture

Why Schiller's Macworld keynote is a big deal in the big pictureSteve in a bottleLarry Dignan's brief analysis of the Apple situation is clear, concise, commonsensical and certainly correct. It's a welcome change from all the noise that has been bombarding us over the last few weeks... culminating in a...

Tags: Apple Inc.

Discussion threads 2009-01-07

Product lifecycle management could get boost from green manufacturing initiatives

I've been working on a sales territory analysis for the state of Tennessee, which has been hard-hit by the current recession, especially in its biggest industry, manufacturing. But the good news is that this sector is apparently still interested in technology that can help them with their green manufacturing efforts....

Tags: Product Lifecycle, Product Lifecycle Management, Manufacturing, Product Marketing, Marketing, Heather Clancy

Blog posts 2008-12-21

Sharks can never sleep

Corporations are like sharks, who have to keep moving forward to breathe...or they sink and die. I recently participated in Cisco's 'C-Scape' first virtual forum online; a surprisingly basic attempt at allowing remote attendance to their San Jose California briefing given the...

Tags: Cisco Systems Inc., Oliver Marks

Blog posts 2008-12-17

Would you sign off on this audit? What's a going concern in this business climate?

Are Audited Financial Statements of Value Anymore? Auditors will surely do a lot of head scratching in the coming months as they decide which of their clients' books are prepared as: - going concerns - breakup basis - going concern but with...

Tags: Auditor, Audit, Firm, Financial Accounting, Finance, Brian Sommer

Blog posts 2008-12-17

Cell phones and health risk

Cell phones and health riskRF EnergyBack in the mid-80s I used a high-power portable radio in military security duties. A friend showed me how you could light your flashlight with no batteries in it by holding your radio near the bulb and press the transmit button. It worked!...

Tags: Pascal, cell phone, Voltaire Inc., phone, health risk, health care

Discussion threads 2008-12-17

The App Store millionaire club

Despite the recent comments by some iPhone developers on the harsh economics of the App Store, other developers are making a killing by cranking out inexpensive but popular apps. Newsweek's Dan Lyons profiles Ge Wang and Jeff Smith the brain trust behind Smule, creators of four $1...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Developer, App, Ocarina, Jason D. O'Grady

Blog posts 2008-12-15

Handicapping cloud computing: The big picture

Handicapping cloud computing: The big pictureCan Microsoft leverage Windows and Office?Yes, using the internet for features which are adjuncts and supplements to Windows and Office will prevent loss of market share. The 10% reduction seen is anti-Microsoft optimism.But the more important question is whether new products made for Microsoft's...

Tags: Intellectual property, cloud computing, Microsoft Corp., Google Inc., Amazon.com Inc., Microsoft Office

Discussion threads 2008-12-12

Handicapping cloud computing: The big picture

Cloud computing isn't going to dominate the tech landscape, but will raise a ruckus for software vendors. Google and Amazon will be cloud computing winners, but the spoils will be relatively small. And there's a race to deliver a cloud developer stack for both consumers and enterprise customers. ...

Tags: Revenue, Google Inc., Google Apps, Web Service, Amazon.com Inc., Microsoft Corp., Jeffrey Lindsay, Cloud Computing, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-12-12

Hi Def Voice: Cool Sounding, But Do You Care?

Who doesn't hate a bad phone connection, but just how bad does a connection have to be before you're willing to pay for a really good one? That's the question telephony vendors are wondering, as they deliver hi-def...

Tags: Phone, Voice, Codec, Voice Channel, Telecom & Utilities, Dave Greenfield

Blog posts 2008-12-01

News to know: Storm; Holiday gift guide;Lenovo malware; Dell

Here are today's notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily: Josh Taylor: Hands On: The BlackBerry Storm Gallery: Up close and personal: The BlackBerry Storm ZDNet's 2008 Holiday Gift Guide: Top...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Larry Dignan, Dell Computer Corp., Yahoo! Inc., T-Mobile, Malware, RIM BlackBerry, VUDU, Handhelds, Home Entertainment, Hardware, Personal Technology

Blog posts 2008-11-20

GE plays the embrace and extend game

GE plays the embrace and extend gameWhat really matters -- Quality care and cost of courseThis is a good market for GE; electronic medical records can increase efficiency and only about 10% - 15% of hospitals -- and about the same percent of doctors -- have adopted EMR systems....

Tags: Quality, Vertical industries, HEALTHCARE, Strategy, game, EMR Systems, standards, General Electric Co., government

Discussion threads 2008-11-19

GE plays the embrace and extend game

Now is the time for government to put the hammer down on all medical vendors and demand open, universal, transparent, royalty-free standards. Had we done that with the automakers we wouldn't be in the mess we're in now. by Dana Blankenhorn

Tags: General Electric Co., Government, Manufacturing, Quality, Games, Vertical Industries, Business Operations, Personal Technology, Enterprise Software, Software, Dana Blankenhorn, Game, Health Care, Healthcare, Benefits, Human Resources

Blog posts 2008-11-19

Energy at the top of new Presidential agenda?

Back in Presidential Debate #2 Obama indicated it was going to be alternative energy and an overall energy policy. It seems less than definite any such bill could get through the U.S. Senate if it doesn't please lobbyists for the fossil fuel industry. Here's a nifty...

Tags: Alternative Energy, Gasoline Price, 401(k), Human Resources, Benefits, Retirement Plans, Harry Fuller

Blog posts 2008-11-06

SaaS battlegrounds: Salesforce v Zoho

When Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff put on his jocular performance for the analysts and press at Dreamforce yesterday, I'm sure he didn't expect little ol' Zoho to come bite him in the pants. That's exactly what's happened. According to Venture Beat's Anthony Ha: Salesforce.com's strategy can...

Tags: Salesforce.com Inc., Software-as-a-service, Marc Benioff, Zoho, Force.com, Sales Force Management, Sales, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2008-11-04

Insignia NS-DXA1-APT

Editors' note: The NS-DXA1-APT is nearly identical to the Insignia NS-DXA1, except the NS-DXA1-APT adds the ability to pass analog signals to a TV and has slightly better sound. Otherwise, the reviews are virtually identical.The FCC has pushed back the DTV transition several times already, but it looks as if...

Tags: TVs, TV & Home Theater, RCA DTA800B1, Insignia NS-DXA1-APT, digital television

Product reviews 2008-10-31

GE's SaaS launch validates Aravo, a salesforce.com for supply chain

Think for a minute about the third-party vendors who service your company - the folks who run the cafeteria, deliver office paper, clean the restrooms or provide security services, just to name a few. Now, think about a company the size of General Electric, an international conglomerate with more than...

Tags: Salesforce.com Inc., Supply Chain, Software-as-a-service, General Electric Co., Aravo SIM, Software As A Service (SaaS), Cloud Computing, Insurance, Financial Planning, Emerging Technologies, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Finance, Sam Diaz

Blog posts 2008-10-30

News to know: Windows 7; OpenOffice flaws; Cybercrime; Apple

Here are today's notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily: Ed Bott: You've got Windows 7 questions, I've got answers Sam Diaz: Real vows fight for RealDVD, adjusts outlook Ryan Naraine: Code execution flaws...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Larry Dignan, Hewlett-Packard Co., Microsoft Windows 7, Flaw, LinkedIn, Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp., Matthew Miller, Microsoft Windows, OpenOffice, Linux, Federal Government, Operating Systems, Software, Office Suites, Government

Blog posts 2008-10-30

Photos: GE gets charged up about batteries

At its research labs, GE shows off some of its projects developing better batteries for electric cars and buses, and the tech that will power electricity grid storage. by CNET News.com

Tags: General Electric Co., Battery, Photograph, Engineering, CNET News.com

Image galleries 2008-10-28