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Get more from your new iPhone; InformationWeek's Mitch Wagner showsyou how to master the keyboard, clipboard, Spotlight search, and morefeatures of the new iPhone 3.0 software.

InformationWeek executive editors Fritz Nelson and Mitch Wagner lookat the top stories of the day, including the availability of Firefox3.5, Microsoft setting pricing for Windows 7, and more.

Mitch Wagner gives us a first look at Firefox 3.5, inlcuding some of its new user interface features, privacy mode, its geolocation capability, and its new embedded video and audio functionality using HTML 5.

An Enterprise 2.0 tour about SAP's Business Intelligence deal with Jive Software, which lets you embed dynamic analytics BusinessObjects Crystal Reports widgets inside your ClearSpace blog posts.

In part 1 of our FCoE Whiteboard series Storage Switzerland's George Crump explains the benefits of FCoE, namely the reduction of cabling and network cards in servers, the subsequent costs savings & convergence of infrastructure management.

In Part 4 of our SSD Whiteboard Video Tutorial series, George Crump of Storage Switzerland, provides an in-depth, technical look at the cost ramifications for Solid State Disk, including a look at the tradeoffs in performance and capacity.

In Part 3 of our SSD Whiteboard Video Tutorial series, George Crump of Storage Switzerland, provides an in-depth, technical look at the various ways that Solid State Disk is being delivered: as a separate SSD box, a drive module, and as a PCIE card.

Take a guided tour inside EMCs newest storage system

In Part 2 of our Whiteboard Tutorial Series on SSD, George Crump of Storage Switzerland takes us through how SSD can affect performance. SSD has a price premium, and organizations must ensure that their apps can exploit the technology to the fullest.

In Part 1 of our SSD Whiteboard Video Tutorial series, George Crump of Storage Switzerland, provides an in-depth, technical history of drive technology, looking at cost, performance, reliability & the applications of storage solutions over the years.

Pelotonics founder Troy Malone shows InformationWeek's Mitch Wagner about the online project management solution's integration with Google Docs, Evernote, and other upcoming developments.

Mike Feinberg at EMC and Steven Caniano at AT&T discuss EMC Atmos onLine, which EMC announced at EMC World 2009. AT&T also announced a new storage service based on Atmos at the show as well.

Andrew Conry-Murray of InformationWeek sat down with Ben Matheson, the Senior Director of Global Partner Marketing at Vmware, to talk about Vsphere 4.

Mark Lewis, President, Content Management & Archiving Division at EMC and Andrew Conry-Murray, editor at InformationWeek discuss EMCs content management strategy, new product rollouts, and the role of search in content management.

Fritz Nelson spoke with Joe Kosco, the marketing Manager of Network Automation, about the release of their new AutoMate 7.

From the exhibit floor at Interop Las Vegas 2009, InformationWeek Global CIO editor Bob Evans explains the issues on attendees' agendas, including cloud computing, virtualization, unified communications, and reducing infrastructure costs.

Bill McDermott, president of Global Field Operations as SAP, chats with InformationWeek's Alex Wolfe about software as a service, mobile apps, multitenancy, Oracle, and business intelligence.

CAs Enterprise IT Management solutions enable Lean IT by visualizing, automating and optimizing the systems and processes that support It's value delivery to the business. The result is increased productivity and an improved customer experience.

Triumfant demonstrates technology that detects and remediates malware in real time. It does so by creating what it calls an "adaptive reference model," and constantly scanning for anomolies.

Webroot provides vulnerability and intrusion detection as a service, providing an in depth way to protect your network. We take a look at its web security and email protection service with a hands on demonstration.

Symantec's new CEO Enrique Salem talks with Dark Reading about Symantec's priorities, its recent acquisition of Mi5, the security as a service model, and some of his next moves.

Demo: The new Yahoo Mobile for Smart Phones, due out late Spring 2009, contains a host of new features, including search assist via voice commands, the ability to see all your social network status updates in one spot and much more.

Watch demos of Intel's webpad-based Health Guide for seniors, at the New York City launch of Intel's $250-million alliance with GE.

InformationWeek's Mitch Wagner demonstrates how to "get good" at Twitter.

Although Mindtouch CEO Aaron Fulkerson does a good job listing the major points that his company's namesake product (available as a service too) touches on in this reviewcam, it's also one of those products that's difficult to describe.

At Web 2.0 Expo, InformationWeek editor-at-large David Berlind reviecams BantamLive.com with Bantam Networks co-founder and director of product management Alex Turnbull.

From Web 2.0 Expo, InformationWeek editor-at-large sits down with Nitobi CEO & co-founder Andre Charland for a reviewcam of Nitobil's PhoneGap.

In this special "ReviewCam" edition of Interop Insider, InformationWeek editor-at-large David Berlind sits down with Splunk co-founder Michael Baum to get a demonstration of the company's namesake product.

From Web 2.0 Expo, InformationWeek editor-at-large David Berlind sits with ImageSpan strategic relations director Pam Fischer for a reviewcam of LicenseStream. LicenseStream is a tool for protecting and monetizing digital content.

Metaplace lets anyone build their own virtual world and put it on any page on the web. Mitch Wagner and Raph Koster walk through some examples of how worlds look, how to build them and why.

At Web 2.0 Expo, Oneriot announced a new form of Twitter search that it hopes to leverage into its existing realtime Web indexing engine. Oneriot's self-proclaimed claim to fame is its ability to respond to search queries with realtime pulse readings

From Web 2.0 Expo, InformationWeek editor-at-large David Berlind gets an up close and personal "reviewcam" of Lotus Live Engage from Lotus Live Program Manager Brendan Crotty.

Enhancing any Web page with significant functionality (for example, an entire feedback engine) is as simple as adding a few lines of Javascript. And that's exactly how Uservoice's feedback collection service works. But...

That's what Telligent Systems' Mark Smith told InformationWeek editor-at-large David Berlind during a ReviewCam session at Web 2.0 Expo. The problem is that Telligent comes up short since it's analytics only work on Telligent-powered social networks.

Avaya has introduced Aura, a "breakthrough architecture" that lets companies integrate communications that are multimodal, multi-location and multi-vendor onto a common IP backbone. We talked to several Avaya executives about this bold move.

Although his service isn't very Web 2.0-esque, Travis Van's ITDatabase could be useful to marketers & PR pros looking to efficiently reach the IT press and bloggers with certain announcements. From Web 2 Expo, David Berlind "reviewcams" the service.

At Web 2.0 Expo, InformationWeek editor-at-large catches up with PeoplePond president Theron McCullough for a ReviewCam of PeoplePond. According to McCollough, the purose of PeoplePond is to make your disaggregated digital persona more searchable.

Can accounting actually be fun? Yes says Xero head of design Philip Fierlinger who sat down with InformationWeek editor-at-large David Berlind for a ReviewCam of Xero.com. Because Xero is cloud-based, Fierlinger says it's about collaboraton too.

At Web 2.0 Expo, InformationWeek's David Berlind conducts a "ReviewCam" of oDesk.com's online service for matching up technology contractors with organizations bidding out jobs.

Intel chief sales and marketing officer Sean Maloney sits down with InformationWeek's Alex Wolfe, on the occasion of the launch of the Xeon 5500 Nehalem server processor, for a wide-ranging discussion.

At Web 2.0 Expo, InformationWeek editor-at-large David Berlind "ReviewCams" Zealog.com with its founder Aaron Hurley. Zealog.com makes childs play out of tracking any measurement and then layering a social network on top of that "tracking."

While this startup may not be an IT solution, Lilgrams.com is a solution that any IT pro who's also a parent will tip his or her hat to (and may even subscribe to as a part of their personal technology portfolio).

At Web 2.0 Expo (March 2009), SmartyCard's Aaron Burcell gets in the hotseat with TechWebTV's David Berlind to ReviewCam his company's online service that looks to incent tween learning through high-tech rewards. Does the idea send the right message?

At Web 2.0 Expo Spring 2009 in San Francisco, TechWebTV's David Berlind catches up with FeedRoom senior vice president Matt Deloca to find out what's new with the company's enterprise video content management and distribution platform.

At Web 2.0 Expo (Spring 2009) in San Francisco, Kontangent CEO Albert Lai sits down with InformationWeek editor-at-large David Berlind for a reviewcam of his company's analytics service for FaceBook apps that tracks downloads, usage, virality, etc.

At Web 2.0 Expo (Spring 2009), InformationWeek editor-at-large David Berlind "ReviewCams" Apture's incredibly unique service that frictionlessly adds a depth and context to hyperlinking that your typical everyday CMS will probably never do.

At Web 2.0 Expo Spring 2009, InformationWeek editor-at-large David Berlind catches up with Kosmix director of product management Vijay Chittoor to look at Kosmix's unique search site which is designed for people looking to explore certain topics.

Whirlwind travelogue through Salesforce.com's Cloudforce tenth anniversary event, starring chairman Marc Benioff, a CRM product demo, Starbucks CTO Chris Bruzzo, and more.

The blogger and author of "What Would Google Do?" chats with InformationWeek's Alex Wolfe.

In this TechWeb ReviewCam, enStratus CTO George Reese gives TechWeb editor-at-large David Berlind (and you) an up font, close and personal look at enStratus.com; a browser-based Web service for managing Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud

While at Sun's CommunityOne East Developer Conference in NYC, TechWebTV's David Berlind gets a demo of Sun's highly innovative graphical user interface for designing and deploying a virtual data center into Sun's cloud from Sun Cloud CTO Lew Tucker.

Informationweek's Mitch Wagner takes a closer look at the newest updates to Facebook.

Apple's iPhone gets a battery boost with the Mophie Juice Pack. InformationWeek's Alex Wolfe demos the hot new accessory.

In this exclusive TechWeb remote screencast, Socialcast CEO and founder Tim Young walks TechWeb editor David Berlind through a demo of a social networking tool for companies that's like a Twitter, Delicious, and FriendFeed all wrapped into one

Intel and Carnegie Mellon University robotics researchers are studying sophisticated materials that could one day enable a smartphone to expand to the size of a netbook when you take it out of your pocket.

In this TechWebTV screencast, David Berlind walks you through a step-by-step demonstration of how to enable any Google Gmail account (standard or Google Apps) for usage even when your computer has no Internet connection.

Video search is a different beast than normal Web search, and it requires a specialized video search engine to handle it. Blinkx is one of the leading players in video search. Its differentiator is that it indexes speech

A look at the features of Microsoft's upcoming Windows 7 operating system, with commentary from InformationWeek's Alex Wolfe and a peek at a couple of Microsoft tech videos.

Row 44 has been testing and implementing in flight wireless Internet access on SouthWest and Alaska Airlines. The company's CEO talks about how it works, how the company is working to control content and about its business model.

Banco Real believes there is a high correlation between organizations that are environmentally sound and those that are financially sound. Those are the organizations the bank wants to do business with.

InformationWeek editor-at-large David Berlind takes delivery of Amazon's Kindle 2 ebook from the UPS Delivery Truck and rolls tape to capture the entire unboxing experience in video.

A look at Intel's latest quad-core processor and a discussion of where the chip industry is headed from InformationWeek's Alex Wolfe.

CGAP is the global microfinance center for The World Bank, and is co-funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. We talked to microfinance analyst, Mark Pickens, about CGAP, its research, and how the world of microfinance should progress.

Technologizer blogger Harry McCracken provides a few highlights from Mobile World Congress, including his favorite phone from the show.

Learn about the hottest PC speech app around -- Dragon Naturally Speaking 10 -- as InformationWeek's Alex Wolfe talks with Peter Mahoney, vice president of worldwide sales at Nuance Communications.

Truveo Video Search

At Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Sony Ericsson announced and showed a prototype of a phone it's temporarily calling Idou. It features a high resolution display, and a 12.1 Megapixel camera, running the Symbian OS.

With a little help from novelist Stephen King, Jeff Bezos took the stage at the Morgan Library in New York City today (February 9th, 2009) to show off the latest revision of its ebook reader: Kindle 2

Cloud Connect in Mountain View was a chance for senior IT folks, developers, vendors and the industry to come together as a community to discuss the latest trends, hear about the newest solutions and network.

Harish Mehta, Chairman & Managing Director of Onward Technologies; founder member of the National Association of Software and Services Companies, Nasscom, in India; discusses the Satyam scandal and its implications for the Indian software industry.

Truevert is based on OrcaTecs patent pending Information Discovery Toolkit. It is not an ontology, thesaurus, taxonomy, or dictionary. It is based on understanding terms in their context. We talk to TrueVert and get a demo of the software.

Truevert is based on OrcaTecs patent pending Information Discovery Toolkit. It is not an ontology, thesaurus, taxonomy, or dictionary. It is based on understanding terms in their context. We talk to TrueVert and get a demo of the software.

Hyper9 enables IT organizations to efficiently and effectively manage todays dynamic virtualized environment by providing visibility and control, all in an easy-to-navigate application.

Startup Ctera traveled from Israel to show off its exquisite little device, which plugs into a wall outlet, a USB stick and an Ethernet connection, and thus provides shared storage for a small network and connects to Ctera's cloud backup service.

Horizon Fuel Cells struck again at this year's CES, showing the next stage of its technology, which uses water and fuel cells to charge devices of all sizes. The company has not only come out with its Hydropak product, but a slew of new products.

HP's personal systems group was showing off a plethora of new technology at CES, including some updates to its smart touch interface, some new net books, new displays, and a media center server for the home.

NEC's NP62 projector has USB and blue tooth capability, auto focus, auto keystone, and auto power-on to make on the go executives lives that much easier when it comes to making presentations.

CES is always full of brand-new HDTVs and this year was no exception. LG's booth in particular was a mesmerizing array of televisions of all sizes and types, including its much touted sub-inch thick LCD display, and its Broadband-connected TV.

Palm unveiled its long-awaited platform, the Pre, at CES in Las Vegas. Not only is the hardware impressive, the underlying operating system, Palm's Web OS, is even more phenomenal.

Elastra - design, deploy & manage database and application infrastructure in the Cloud

Appirio offer services and products to accelerate the adoption of on-demand solutions.

InformationWeek's John Foley speaks with Olivier Thierry, President and CEO of FiveRuns. FiveRuns is an Austin based startup that helps Ruby On Rails developers fine-tune the performance of their applications.

InformationWeek's John Foley, speaks with Paul Pellman, CEO of ClickForensics, an Austin, TX based company that claims to be "the industry leader in scoring, auditing, and improving traffic quality for the online advertising community."

InformationWeek's Michael Singer spoke with Fred Luddy, President and CEO of Service-now.com, an On Demand IT Service Management company.

InformationWeek's John Foley offers five tips for plugging into cloud computing, and Rob Preston opines on Google CEO Eric Schmidt's recent speech on the economy.

Internet Evolution's Web Wide World takes us to Rwanda, a country torn apart by genocide, and now attempting a radical transformation from an agrarian society to a knowledge-based economy, via the Internet

In our Chalk Talk with Avocent CTO Ben Grimes, we get a first-hand look at some of the challenges with managing power, including a look at some of the tools Avocent offers to help with this.

In our Chalk Talk with Avocent CTO Ben Grimes, we discuss some of the challenges managing virtual environments.

Asset Management has always been a critical part of management the life cycle of your IT infrastructure. Avocent CTO Ben Grimes walks us through a hands-on look at how his company's technology helps.

A closer look at the funtionality and capabilities of the new Google Mobile Application for the iPhone. How well does the voice recognition work? See for yourself.

John Foley, editor at InformationWeek, spoke with Drew Clark, Director of Strategy at IBM Venture Capital Group, about their relationship and how they help venture capital firms and startup companies.

Former Vice President Al Gore talked at Web 2.0 Summit, covering topics like his company Current TV, the democratization of the Web, the recently-concluded election and his favorite topic, renewable energy.

Former Vice President Al Gore talked at Web 2.0 Summit, covering topics like his company Current TV, the democratization of the Web, the recently-concluded election and his favorite topic, renewable energy.

Intel CEO Paul Otellini demonstrates and discusses the future of collaboration and talks about Intels business model, including how it approaches R&D.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on stage again at Web 2.0, talking about Facebook Connect, the newest developments in social networking, monetizing social networking and the future of Facebook.

On the heels of the Yahoo deal that fell apart V 2, comeback CEO Jerry Yang was skewered by the able hands of Web 2.0 Summit host John Battelle.

Teardown TV takes a look inside the guts of the new Blackberry Bold -- Research In Motion's newest smartphone.

Move makes a platform that adapts to the behavior of the network and the content and delivers a high quality streaming video experience.

India looks to broadband connectivity and fiber optic cable projects as major engines for economic development as it prepares for a huge uptick in demand for online access from consumers and businesses.

TechWeb TVs Executive Producer, Fritz Nelson, speaks with Mark Cuban, Co-Founder of HDNet, about the effects and costs of broadcasting video content and programming over the Internet. Is the Internet built to scale for video?