HP's MediaSmart Server ex485/ex487 might run Windows Home Server, but not they can manage your media, act as a central iTunes server, and back up Macs using Time Machine.
It might not be your first choice for an ad campaign, but for printing email and every documents, the free Ecofont can cut ink consumption by up to 20 percent.
Nokia has completed its takeover of Symbian Limited, the company that makes and licenses the Symbian mobile operating system. Next step: free the platform.
A judge has dismissed Psystar's countersuit against Apple, which claimed the company engaged in anticompetitive practices by preventing companies from selling Mac clones.
Apple and Mac clone maker Psystar have apparently been forced into mediation talks by the judge in the case...but that doesn't mean it won't go to court.
Now part of the EMC family, storage vendor Iomega is working to help people back up their data, offering EMC's MozyHome online backup with EMC Retrospect backup software.
Version 3 of the Firefox browser gets released today...and, if you're lucky, you can participate in a world record attempt for most downloads in a day.
Think your energy bill is too high? Australian consumer agency Choice finds that plasma TV sets and game consoles slurp up astonishing amounts of power.
After failed promises from Apple to have a fix by May 19, Core Security has published three vulnerabilities in the iCal program that can cause crashes or allow a hacker control of a machine.
Eye-Fi has expanded its line of Wi-Fi enabled SD-compatible storage cards to support uploading images to photo sharing services and support geotagging.