Access Integrated Technologies Inc. (AccessIT) intends to roll out a digital cinema anti-piracy initiative focused on forensic watermarking technology, and detection and recovery services by April.

Incorporated into the platform, CineFence watermark technology licensed from Royal Philips Electronics. The strategy aims to help movie studios and other content owners fend off pirates

The ultra-low-cost mobile handset market beckoned to handset manufacturers and service providers at last week's 3GSM World Congress as the GSM Association (GSMA) boasted that the manufacturers were on their way to developing a sub-$30 handset.

But inexpensive cell phones need cell phone services to operate on and growing attention was focused

REDMOND, Wash. - Microsoft Corp. is giving businesses a preview of Vista, the next version of its flagship Windows operating system.

Microsoft has invested heavily in adding features that will make it easier and less expensive for companies to keep their computer networks secure and working smoothly, said Brad Goldberg, general manager

The at-large open-source community of MySQL users is panicking over Oracle's second buy of the database's two transactional storage engines, Berkeley DB, although enterprise users are far more sanguine.
 
"Goddamit"—or, in Slashdot forum speak, "God Damnit"—just about sums up the public reaction of the MySQL community to Oracle's purchase of

America Online is developing a version of its instant-messaging service for corporate environments, boosting the service's security, collaboration, and I.T.-management features.
 
In conjunction with online meeting company WebEx Communications, AOL's AIM Pro is scheduled to ship within the next few months.

AOL's AIM, a widely used instant-messaging service,

Intuit Inc. today announced a simplified credit card processing software package for the many small businesses that don't have a full accounting package or an enterprise-class merchant account service.

Called the QuickBooks Credit Card Processing Kit, the software is priced at $39.95 and is designed for small businesses that handle less than

MANHASSET, N.Y. — The current surplus of NAND flash memory is expected to negatively impact prices of dynamic random access memory (DRAM) devices in the near future, according to market research firm iSuppli Corp.

That news could be sobering to memory suppliers that have been reallocating production to adjust to earlier market

Toshiba said Wednesday it’s expanding its environmentally friendly line of portable PCs with a deal to supply Wal-Mart with RoHS-compatible notebooks.

Restriction on Hazardous Substance, or RoHS, is a directive adopted by the European Parliament that restricts the use of certain hazardous substances--such as lead, cadmium and mercury--in the manufacture of electronics

The enterprise networking hardware market enjoyed a healthy 2005, with substantial growth likely to continue through 2009, according to a new report from Infonetics Research.

Revenues from sales of layer 2-3 switches reached $15.3 billion last year, up 9% over 2004, representing 273 million ports shipped, while layer 4-7 revenues jumped 26%

Microsoft's MSN division inked two new content deals on Wednesday, including an agreement to rebroadcast the Bob Marley Festival in Miami as well as a deal with Billboard to run a music site on the MSN Latino service.

The 13th Annual Bob Marley Festival "Jam Rock" would be rebroadcast live on Saturday from