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Photos: Android marches onto even more smartphones
Photo The 3.7-inch touchscreen slider device arrives in the US today - where it's called Droid - but Motorola says it will also be coming to Germany and Italy "soon", under the Milestone moniker. It's two years since Google... [06 Nov 2009]
Photos: New Apple MacBook learns lessons from the Pro
Photo With every other laptop in Apple's current line-up using the "Pro" moniker, the single non-Pro MacBook was starting to look a little dated. Apple updated its MacBook line-up this week. Here's a closer look at the... [22 Oct 2009]
Microsoft, Yahoo! integration demons: Just one challenge in search deal
News Microsoft has spent much of its energy in the last couple years refining its core technology, improving in vertical categories, and rebranding its web search under the Bing moniker. Microsoft's search deal with Yahoo! [30 Jul 2009]
Beat the recession with BI
Comment The decision then to hold up software tools known under the collective moniker of business intelligence as deserving of a significant chunk of the IT department budget may at first appear to be a strange one. [10 Jun 2009]
WiMAX Capacity White Paper
White Paper IEEE 802.16, commonly known by its industry forum moniker of WiMAX, a wireless protocol intended for establishing metropolitan area networks that supply broadband data and voice services. This white paper discusses... [22 Apr 2009]
Office 14: New name, new tests
News The product, which has been codenamed Office 14, will be dubbed Office 2010, with all of its related components also getting the 2010 moniker. Microsoft has said it will start widespread testing of the next version of... [15 Apr 2009]
Is BlackBerry taking a leaf out of Apple's book?
Comment Though it has never been entirely clear whether the Storm moniker is merely an alternative nickname for the BlackBerry Bold - a bona fide, true blue BlackBerry - or whether it refers to an altogether new type of RIM... [14 Aug 2008]
Intel: Say hello to the Atom family…
News The Atom moniker will be applied to a family of chips with two members that are expected to be released later this quarter. Intel has announced it has chosen the name "Atom" for a new family of ultra-small chips. [03 Mar 2008]
Huawei's $1bn R&D pot 'matches Western rivals'
News Although Xu has a marketing moniker, he has a background in developing the business' international relationships and his views are uncharacteristically candid. In the words of Huawei's chief marketing officer, Dr Eric Xu... [06 Sep 2007]
Gates: Vista selling faster than XP
News In announcing the Windows Server 2008 moniker, Gates poked a little fun at his company's penchant for less-than-dynamic product names. Microsoft has sold nearly 40 million copies of Windows Vista so far - or more than... [16 May 2007]
Cheat Sheet: M2M
Cheat Sheet The whole M2M phenomenon has even reached the curious ears of the European Commission which favours the unwieldy moniker of 'the internet of things' to describe it. Yeah, I think I got their last album. [09 May 2007]
Wikipedia woos the old world
News The CD will bear the moniker Wikipedia Version 0.5 and cover areas such as the arts and sciences, and subjects such as geography. The world's biggest and best-known online encyclopedia is going offline for its latest... [25 Apr 2007]
Intel at work on Linux mini-tablet
News The MID2007 platform, currently code-named McCaslin, will gain a more marketing-friendly moniker closer to next year's release of the products. Intel is developing its own take on the mini-tablet, with a new ultra-mobile... [16 Apr 2007]
Adobe PDF flaw 'more serious than first thought'
News The extended scope of the issue was publicised by a hacker using the moniker "RSnake". A recently discovered security weakness in the widely used Acrobat Reader software could put net users at more risk than previously... [05 Jan 2007]
iPhone launches - but not from Apple
News For many months Apple has been rumoured to be working on a hybrid mobile phone/digital music device with an identical moniker, following the same naming conventions as the company's popular iPod music player and iMac... [19 Dec 2006]
