VersionOne is upgrading its platform for agile software development on Tuesday, adding improvements for managing defects and projects.
 
The spring 2006 edition of the company's V1: Agile Enterprise product provides an integrated planning and management platform for agile software development. The Web-based product is offered in either hosted or locally

Hewlett-Packard on Tuesday unveiled a series of new black-and-white laser printers, all with a street price of less than $1,500, as the company continues to see expansion in the monochrome laser segment.

HP said it plans to ship the HP LaserJet 1018 ($129) and the HP LaserJet 5200 ($1,439), which has wide-format

Microsoft plans to give customers a peek at the next version of its Windows Server Update Services software at the Microsoft Management Summit conference in San Diego next week.
 
Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) 3.0, which is expected to be released in the first half of 2007, will have a more

CollabNet this week is unveiling a hosted service for Subversion, an open source version-control system for enterprise software development.

CollabNet Subversion On Demand supports team-based collaboration but lacks features such as issue tracking and project management that are part of CollabNet’s Enterprise Edition Subversion hosted service, according to company executives.

Subversion

The U.S. Public Broadcasting System is considering making its television shows available on the Internet or portable devices like MP3 players, its new president and chief executive officer said on Monday.
 
PBS is also weighing whether to partner with technology companies, in the same way that Walt Disney Co. has

This week's Server Blade Summit conference in Garden Grove, Calif., will see vendors rolling out a variety of technologies aimed at growing the market for server blades.

IBM is working with a couple of other vendors and Avnet Partner Solutions to bring out two "Security in a Box" solutions based on its

The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists and the
   
Screen Actors Guild are negotiating with networks for reimbursement, according to AFTRA communications director John Hinrichs.
 
Artists represented by the unions have re-use fees in their contracts, which state that they will receive reimbursements for

Confronted with Google's huge success in the world of Internet search, Microsoft has been busy developing a broad set of new online services.
 
Last week, the software giant launched a new search engine for scholars. This week, news has emerged that Microsoft's MSN Search division is working busily on a

Already a pacesetter in broadband usage, South Korean small businesses are preparing to invest $1.6 billion to improve their Internet infrastructure and solutions this year, according to a report released Monday by AMI-Partners.

The amount will account for 13 percent of the total IT and telecom spending in Korea underscoring the importance

Sprint Nextel Corp. on Thursday launched a new service that locates children through their cell phones, the first U.S. mobile carrier to offer tracking using standard hardware.

Dubbed "Family Locator Service," the $9.95 per month service relies on GPS (Global Positioning System) technology to pinpoint up to four cell phones, and then