Stories About serviceoriented architecture

• The Nexus One's Seduction Secret When it comes to comparisons, there's one area in which the Nexus One beats both the iPhone and the Droid hands-down.
• Google's Nexus One Will Need a Killer Store and More Can Google free us from the headlock our wireless carriers have got us in? Maybe. But it'll take more than one phone to do it.
• Alienware M11X Packs Big Gaming Performance in a Tiny Package This new 11.6" ultraportable runs games better than most 15" laptops.
• Swap It for IPhone Swap It, a $1 iPhone app from Robert Hodgen, is a clever way to share data between multiple iPhones and second-generation iPod touch models. It absolutely works...
• Que and Skiff E-Readers: Hands-On First Look at CES After holding and using both machines, this much is clear: The biggest issue for each (and for all e-readers) is the responsiveness of the touchscreen.
• Wall Street Beat: Year Starts on Optimistic Note for IT The new year is starting off on an optimistic note for tech vendors, which have gained back most of the share value they lost during the Great Recession.
• IHome+Sleep 'sleep Lifestyle' App Coming for IPhone It's the 21st century--isn't it time to sleep different? iPhone app developer Mobelux thinks so, which is why it teamed up with accessory maker iHome to produce...
• Lawmakers Aim to Stop Verizon Sale to Frontier Two lawmakers, groups oppose Verizon sale of rural lines to Frontier.
• Documents To Go Goes Premium, Adds PowerPoint Features DataViz's popular Documents To Go with Exchange Attachments has received an update in functionality and a merciful downgrade in title length--it's now known...
• Samsung Shows Off See-Through Screens at CES The next big wave may be laptops and handheld gadgets with transparent OLED screens -- but some question usefulness of transparent screen.
• Make Your New PC Hassle-Free, Part 5: Gear Up for Backups You've heard this a million times before, but I'll keep repeating it until you're making regular backups. Now's the perfect time to start.
• US Consumer Electronics Revenue Dropped 8% in 2009 The U.S. consumer electronics industry saw sales drop 8 percent in 2009 as customers went for cheaper products as a result of the poor economy, the CEA said.
• HP Slate Lowers the Bar for Apple's Tablet PC All of the hype around Microsoft's rumored tablet PC unveiling were met with an underwhelming presentation of the HP Slate which will make almost any tablet Apple launches look good by comparison.
• Palm Opens up Developer Program, Adds Plug-in Support Palm opened up its WebOS developer program to the public and added support for plug-ins to the operating system.
• Juniper Patches Router-crashing Bug Juniper has patched a serious bug that could be exploited to crash its routers.