Paul Hermelin, CEO der Capgemini-Gruppe, sprach mit CW-Redakteur Joachim Hackmann über die Herausforderungen für IT-Service-Provider. …mehr
Sie wollen einen Rechner neu aufsetzen oder Office-Anwendungen umziehen? ProduKey hilft bei den Lizenzschlüsseln. …mehr
Die elektronische Beschaffung von Vorleistungen ist unter Dienstleistern deutlich weiter verbreitet als der Online-Vertrieb. …mehr
In der europäischen TK-Branche hat das Geschäft mit Übernahmen und Beteiligungen laut einer Studie von PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) im vergangenen Jahr deutlich an Schwung gewonnen. …mehr
Samsung hat bestätigt, dass für das Jahr 2012 ein Smartphone mit einem 2 Gigahertz schnellen Dualcore-Prozessor geplant ist. …mehr
Der amerikanische Software-Konzern Oracle zieht überraschend die Reißleine bei OpenOffice. …mehr
Der Optimismus von Softwarehäusern und IT-Dienstleistern ist nach einer Umfrage der Wolfsburger SoftGuide GmbH & Co. KG so ausgeprägt wie nie zuvor. …mehr
Europas größter Softwarehersteller SAP will sich mit einem konsequenten Wachstumskurs vor Übernahmen schützen. …mehr
Google und Apple haben nichts gegen Apps einzuwenden, die Standorte von Alkoholkontrollen zeigen. RIM hingegen hat die Programme aus dem eigenen Store entfernt. …mehr
Samsung liefert als erster Hersteller ein Update auf Android 2.3 Gingerbread aus. Die neue Version des Smartphone-Betriebssystems steht für das Galaxy S zum Download via Kies bereit. …mehr
Der weltgrößte IT-Berater Accenture will seine Belegschaft in diesem Jahr um mehr als ein Viertel aufstocken. …mehr
Das Internet hat eine Schlüsselrolle bei Volksbewegungen in Ägypten oder im Iran gespielt - doch im Gegenzug sehen Menschenrechtler auch mehr staatliche Versuche, das Netz zu kontrollieren. …mehr
Die Deutsche Telekom baut ihre Partnerschaft mit dem französischen Telekommunikationsriesen France Télécom-Orange weiter aus. …mehr
Produkte aus Japan werden gut einen Monat nach der Katastrophe zur Mangelware. …mehr
Der südkoreanische Technologiekonzern Samsung Electronics erwägt einem Zeitungsbericht zufolge den Verkauf der verlustbringenden Festplatten-Sparte. …mehr
Die Deutsche Telekom macht Ernst mit privaten Glasfaseranschlüssen (FTTH). In einem Jahr soll das ultraschnelle Netz in einigen Regionen starten. …mehr
Der BlackBerry-Hersteller Research in Motion (RIM) hat auf Kritiken reagiert, sein kommende Woche startendes Tablet "PlayBook" komme übereilt und unfertig auf den Markt. …mehr
Wir wissen, wie man Outlook benutzt, wie man Handys synchronisiert und Dateien verwaltet. Aber wie man so arbeitet, dass das Gehirn die optimale Leistungsfähigkeit erreicht, das wissen wir nicht. Dabei haben die Neurowissenschaften in den letzten Jahren große Fortschritte gemacht. …mehr
Mit Routine, Prozessen und Regeln allein kommen Unternehmen nicht voran. Für umwälzende Innovationen, Ideen und Erfindungen werden Regelbrecher gebraucht. …mehr
Aktuelle Untersuchungen wie die Global CEO Study 2010 zeigen: Komplexität zu beherrschen ist die entscheidende Voraussetzung für den Unternehmenserfolg. Doch wie lassen sich Agilität und Kreativität mit dem allgegenwärtigen Kostendruck vereinbaren? …mehr
Der Computerwurm Stuxnet hat deutsche Energieunternehmen laut einem "Spiegel"-Bericht in überdurchschnittlich hoher Zahl befallen. …mehr
Tauben auf dem Fensterbrett und Kabelsalat im Arbeitszimmer – benutzen Sie doch einfach etwas nützliche Technik, um diesen Problemen Herr zu werden. …mehr
Samsung bietet mit der SpinPoint MT2 HM100UI eine 2,5-Zoll-Festplatte mit einer Kapazität von 1 TByte an. Das SATA-II-Laufwerk beherbergt drei Magnetscheiben und baut 12,5 mm hoch. Wir vergleichen die Performance des 1-TByte-Modells mit der Konkurrenz. …mehr
Seagate bietet mit der GoFlex Slim Performance eine ultradünne, externe Festplatte mit 320 GB Speicherplatz. …mehr
VMware speichert die Konfigurationsinformationen zu jeder virtuellen Maschine in einer VMX-Datei. Bei der manuellen Bearbeitung muss man allerdings einige Punkte beachten. …mehr
Mit der Playsport ZX3 bringt Kodak einen Mini-Camcorder, der bis zu einer Tauchtiefe von 3 Metern wasserfest ist. Lesen Sie im Test, ob auch die Bilqualität des Geräts überzeugte. …mehr
Welche Vorschriften zum Datenschutz der Beschäftigten der Arbeitgeber beachten muss, sagen Dr. Sebastian Kraska und Benjamin Schuetz. …mehr
Wer will das nicht: mehr Geld auf dem Gehaltskonto. Doch nur wer verhandelt, verdient auch mehr. Wie Sie die Sache richtig angehen, verraten Ihnen die folgenden Tipps. …mehr
Google verändert sein Logo seit 13 Jahren regelmäßig. Weit über 1000 verschiedene Doodles sind dabei entstanden. Reisen Sie mit uns durch die Zeit. …mehr
University of Aberdeen researchers are collaborating with the Indian government on the development of trusted mobile technology for rural healthcare. …mehr
If you stop and think about it, a Windows PC is a pretty amazing machine. That little box (or big box, if you use a desktop) contains dozens of small components most likely made by different companies, in different factories all around the world. All you have to do is press the power button, and Windows makes everything work together. …mehr
Here's a tale of two cities. She's a Philadelphia-born rocker known for driving beats and in-your-face lyrics. He's a Parisian design student with a guitar hero alter-ego and a handful of pixel bricks. What bad grrrl guitarist Joan Jett and apprentice typographer Izzy-sparks have in common is a heart made for rock and a homage font as black and distressed as the lead singer's wardrobe. (free) is a display font with attitude to spare. …mehr
The Human brain has been mapped for the first time by the . Scientists released the on Friday after more than 4 years of extensive research to understand how brain works and aid new discoveries in disease and treatments. …mehr
Toshiba has introduced a series of self-encrypting hard drives that come with what the company says is a unique self-diagnostic feature that blocks access to data if the drive doesn't recognize the host, in case it is lost or stolen. …mehr
Let's be frank: AMD's processors aren't as good as Intel's, by and large. Intel's processors have offered better total performance and better performance-per-watt ever since the days of the Core 2 Duo, with few exceptions. If we set the way-back machine to 1999, the story is different. Intel's dominance was seriously challenged when AMD released the Athlon, which crushed the latest Intel chip (the Pentium III) in just about every performance test you could throw at it. This kicked off a major speed race, but AMD held its own and generally outperformed Intel through the introduction of the Athlon 64. …mehr
This time, sensation-seekers, I’m going to talk about the three different bits of hardware in my office that I considered upgrading over the past month or two, and how I walked myself through each decision. …mehr
It’s . The T-Mobile has returned ($100 with a two-year contract from T-Mobile; available April 20), and this time it has . As a former Sidekick LX user (and honestly, I kind of miss good physical keyboards), I was excited to check out Samsung’s spin on this legendary phone. Did Samsung succeed in reviving the Sidekick brand? For the most part, I think it did. Everything we know and love about the Sidekick is still there, but I wish Samsung had baked in enhancements in a few other areas other than just design and data speeds. …mehr
We are always looking for ways to get used in electronics, but what if we just started by making them with something biodegradable? …mehr
Sure, Best Buy and Toys R Us are , but don't count on finding a tablet available for purchase at your nearest big box store. …mehr
Looking to do some graphics work without all the bulk and expense of Photoshop? Flying Meat’s Eddy-award-winning image editor provides a lot of the functionality for a fraction of the price, and the latest update, version 3.0, adds even more in the way of features. …mehr
A pair of remote controlled robots entered a reactor building at the stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant on Sunday morning for the first time. …mehr
Scientists have finally done it! In what looks like an incredibly complicated setup scientists have not just figured out how to transport information using the quantum highway, but they have actually done it. …mehr
Looks like Google is doing a little spring cleaning and the latest on to be swept under the rug is Google Video. …mehr
It turns out chlorine can brighten more than laundry whites: A University of Toronto team has doubled the efficiency of their OLED displays using the common bleach element. …mehr
In the market for a new toilet? Before heading down to the neighborhood hardware store and dropping a few Benjamins on a regular pooper, you might want to take a look at Kohler's newest flushing masterpiece, the . …mehr
Funny money is no laughing matter when parents get the credit card bill. Here is the proof. A federal class-action lawsuit against Apple claims Apple is complicit in a scheme to get kids to buy level-ups and game credits "in games it promoted ... to children as ‘free.'" …mehr
Chuck Noski, last week, seems on-board for the long haul as the Charlotte, N.C.-based banking giant works through its management problems. But in losing his leadership in the CFO's role, BofA is raising questions about how it is reshaping its top-executive ranks. …mehr
If you love retro games, and consider your love of them to be more of a lifestyle, then have we got the status symbol for you. A small company called has appeared and debuted their custom-made, walnut-encased . …mehr
Hong Kong Financial Secretary John C. Tsang has noticed mobility to be a common thread linking entries in all categories of the ICT Awards this year. …mehr
Is Apple making some under-the-hood changes to the MacBook Air? And, if the iPad is now available at more stores, how come people are still lining up? Finally, while the iPad may be good for me and good for you, is it really good for America? The remainders for Monday, April 18, 2011 are red, white, and blue all over. …mehr
Dating site has announced it will screen its customers against the . In a Sunday email to the Associated Press, Match.com president that the company had debated the screenings before, but said the "historical unreliability" of the registries had led them to decide against it. …mehr
An anonymous hacker who made the whole thing up, security experts said Monday. …mehr
Here at Geek Tech, we've seen plenty of cool medical robots designed to make our lives easier. Take , the tiny blood clot buster, or to help the blind "see." This time around, we're looking at a fascinating potential treatment for brain tumors. And it all begins with a small, hat-like contraption. …mehr
I like to watch shows about nature, I admit it. The Arctic is especially intriguing, because I've never been able to figure out how those crazy animals manage to survive out there on the ice. More importantly, if arctic animals can survive both in and out of the frigid water that surrounds such a cold and bleak landscape, why can't I? Certainly polar bears and seals have decent coats, but that just wouldn't be enough for me. …mehr
Telltale Games has just announced that it's bringing the world of Law & Order: LA to their range of episodic games. The new series will follow Detective Ricardo Morales and Tomas "TJ" Jaruszalski through a series of cases in LA, and will feature interrogation, criminal investigations and courtroom drama -- as well as cast members from the series reprising their roles in the interactive episodes. …mehr
The Supreme Court on Monday heard oral arguments on i4i's patent lawsuit against , and the software industry is holding out hope that a pro-Microsoft ruling will help bring sanity to a software patent system run amok. …mehr
The smartphone patent wars have heated up with Apple's patent infringement suit against Samsung, which claims Samsung's Galaxy line of phones and tablets borrows too much from the Apple iPhone and other products. …mehr
In a move that is unlikely to win it any new friends in the privacy community, has announced that it will retain consumer search data for a substantially longer period of time than it does today. …mehr
"We will make the tough cuts necessary to achieve these savings, including in programs I care about, but I will not sacrifice the core investments we need to grow and create jobs. We'll invest in...clean energy technology....We will invest in education and job training. We will do what we need to compete and we will win the future." …mehr
Accelerating new leadership and communication skills tops the Top 10 Global Project Management Trends list by global project management learning company, ESI International. …mehr
Blue Coat Systems, Inc. has developed a Web security solution which allows small and medium businesses to use social networking sites for official business activities, but with access restrictions to recreation content. …mehr
With its article this morning, the Wall Street Journal offers a fascinating study in how one small industry is having to remake itself because of Chinese demand. …mehr
Apple has sued Samsung for allegedly copying the iPad, iPod and iPhone with its Galaxy Tab and Galaxy handsets. …mehr
When it comes to building wondrous contraptions with humble Lego bricks, Youtube user doesn't like to mess around. His latest device employs dump trucks, a train, multiple Ferris wheels, a robotic crane, and a few hundred soccer balls and basketballs. But to what end? You'll have to . …mehr
Huawei reported an increased net profit of US$3.64 billion in 2010, up 30 per cent from 2009, according to its full-year 2010 financial results audited independently by international accounting firm KPMG. …mehr
Rejoice, fellow iTunes indentured users fans, for Apple has released a minor update that does something besides just "fix bugs and improve stability." …mehr
When it was founded in 1997, a Taiwanese firm with the drab, generic name High-Tech Computer did what almost everyone on the island does: It made its money doing contract manufacturing work for bigger-name brands. …mehr
does exactly what its name implies: backs up your Twitter posts (a.k.a. tweets). It's a free and easy service, and it has the potential to prove very handy. …mehr
Google has warned users of its Google Video service that their content will be obliterated after May 13, as the company formally shifts its multimedia focus to YouTube. …mehr
The Asia Pacific region is no longer able to meet IPv4 demand due to the unprecedented fixed and mobile network growth in the region, according to the Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC), the regional Internet registry for the Asia Pacific. …mehr
This week, a $12 billion maker of network connectors and panels will unveil a chipset to provide greater and visibility in networks. …mehr
Toshiba's web site promotes its Satellite L635 line of laptops as being "for kids," but what the company really seems to mean is that it's for parents who don't want their kids to engage in serious PC gaming. While moderately priced ($780 as of April 15, 2011) for a portable with a 13.3-inch widescreen LED-backlit display, built-in DVD recorder and integrated webcam, the Satellite L635-S3104 we tested turned in mediocre PC WorldBench and gaming scores, with only so-so video and pretty poor audio quality. …mehr