Cloud Makes Printing Available Anywhere

HP Engineer Sridhar Solur , who’s featured with comedian Rhys Darby in the company’s current Let’s Do Amazing television commercial, offers eWEEK’s Chris Preimesberger a demonstration on how HP’s new ePrint cloud service actually works. As a result of this new initiative, BlackBerry users now can search for the closest connected printer wherever it may be, use the HP cloud service on a secure network to access it, and then make the printout. FedEx Office and Hilton Worldwide are also involved.

21 Tech Certifications That Keep IT Workers in Demand

These unranked certifications have been assembled by technology research analyst firm Foote Partners as part of its upcoming quarterly index on hot skills and certifications in demand over the next three to six month. Bill Reynolds, who works at Foote Partners, explained how the numbers came together: We construct this list from first looking at the last three, six, nine months of market value vectors (did they rise, fall, or stay the same in value)

Lundquist’s Five Simple Steps to Creating a Dynamic Mobile Enterprise

eWEEKs Eric Lundquist is at 2010 CTIA show in Las Vegas. Its the 25th anniversary of the show, which has turned, in his words, from an it’s like wired but slower, more complicated and more expensive event to a showcase for the future of consumer and business digital communications and data flow

Six Easy Steps to Slashing Database Costs

Data volumes are not getting any smaller. The good news is database management can get a little bit cheaper, depending on what your enterprise needs

Microsoft Bing to Surface More Web Services, Director Says

Microsoft Bing will more tightly integrate with Web services providers, and the search engine will improve its coverage in search verticals this spring as it seeks to gain market share from powerhouse Google, a Bing director said.

YouTube Brand May Be an Advantage in Viacom Copyright Case

Viacom, which sued video-sharing site YouTube and Google for copyright infringement, in its motion for summary judgment contended Google acquired YouTube in 2006 because it was a haven of infringement and planned to profit from it. Google in its own motion alleged that after filing the suit, Viacom secretly uploaded video content to YouTube, even while publicly complaining about its presence there. While a judge weighs arguments from Viacom and YouTube, a legal expert said YouTube might have the advantage of transforming into a solid business and brand

10 All-in-One Wireless Printers from HP, Lexmark, Canon

Wireless technology is freeing up offices in many ways, including the world of printing. On top of advanced wireless capabilities, many quality brands, including Lexmark, Hewlett-Packard and Canon, are offering eco-friendly printers and all-in-one capabilities such as scanning, faxing and even photo printing.

SAP Revenues Decline for Q4 and 2009

Results beat expectations but sales slip. Board members shift focus to solutions and innovation.

Happy Christmas for retailers as UK shoppers shell out £5bn

Monday is set to be the biggest-spending day of the year with UK consumers shelling out £350m. According to retail association IMRG, UK shoppers will spend an expected £5bn this month – a year-on-year increase of 14 per cent

Happy Christmas for retailers as UK shoppers shell out £5bn

Monday is set to be the biggest-spending day of the year with UK consumers shelling out £350m. According to retail association IMRG, UK shoppers will spend an expected £5bn this month – a year-on-year increase of 14 per cent.