Time Magazine’s 2009 Gadget of the Year? Not Apple’s iPhone 3GS – that came in at #4 – but DROID, thanks to a creative alliance between Motorola and Verizon and use of Google’s Android platform. It’s sleek, features a big display and is fully customizable with apps downloaded from the Android Market. See all of Time’s Top 10 Gadgets of 2009.
Rest In Peace, Microsoft Encarta. This year saw the demise of the once very popular digital encyclopedia which first launched as a CD-ROM in 1993 but couldn’t keep up with the (free) real-time capabilities of Wikipedia and other web-based search tools. Encarta joins Circuit City, Saturn, Kodachrome and four more brands on CNNMoney.com’s list of familiar names you won’t see in the future. Read More »
Announcing the New 2010 Server Lineup
The world of technology is ever changing and evolving, and in order for our customers to succeed, we must evolve too. As of today, we have launched our new server lineup, adding a total of nine new server options. From cost efficient servers in our Webmaster Class, new options such as Core i5 and Core i7 to the Professional Class, energy efficient yet high performance Quad Core servers in the Enterprise Class, as well as the addition PowerEdge R-Series servers to the Dell lineup, there is sure to be a dedicated or managed solution to fit any server need.
For more details, see the full press release.