Rob Pegoraro writes over at the Washington Post about advances for technologies in choice in 2007. He highlights three areas - the viability of Macs as a mainstream computing alternative, the opening read more » DiscussBury
Kevin Komiega over at InfoStor reports on Microsoft's latest release of their continuous backup software Data Protection Manager. He notes that the software has been expanded significantly to suppor read more » DiscussBury
Don Reisinger over at C|Net suggests that Digg outstripped Facebook, MySpace, and Slashdot as the best social destination on the web for the year 2007. read more » DiscussBury
Daniel Langendorf has written a fascinating review of wireless technology in 2007, focusing on Apple's iPhone, Google's Android/700 Mhz spectrum bid, and mobile application development. read more » DiscussBury
The Editors of Byte & Switch gives a list of their losers and winners for 2007 in the storage arena. The winners include VMWare (and EMC), Data Domain, MAID, Infiniband, Hewlett-Packard, storage serv read more » DiscussBury
Serdar Yegulalp looks at the five biggest, most revolutionary open source stories of 2007 including Microsoft's cooperation with the Samba team, the OLPC/Eee PC/gPC, Dell Ubuntu Linux machines, GPLv read more » DiscussBury
Duncan Riley at TechCrunch notes that comScore is showing Yahoo! Mail is far in the lead to late comer Google's GMail. He also notes that it is practically impossible to track Microsoft's Live/Hotm read more » DiscussBury
