CeBIT 2010

Part email, part instant messenger, part bulletin board, and part wiki, Google’s new communication platform promises to transform correspondence into conversation.

Google believes most of what you do on a computer can happen in a browser window – from anywhere in the world. The versatile Google tool set brings that vision to everyday users, and it is all just a few mouse clicks away.

The Renaissance UI improvement project for OpenOffice has rendered a click chart in Impress based on usage feedback data.

IBM has joined Canonical to market Ubuntu-based netbooks with IBM's Smart Work applications in emerging world markets. Africa is the beginning.

Writers who submit papers to publications can create a database to track and report the status of their projects.

We’ll help you organize your data with Chandler, an application that lets you gather information and then decide how to use it.

FreeSWITCH is a powerful and versatile telephony platform that can scale from a softphone to a PBX and even to a carrier-class softswitch.

360,000 IBM workers have been told to stop using Microsoft Office and switch to the Open Office-based software Symphony.