HP stories - Page 27

HP's Chief Technologist sees a future of less complex networks and data centers, with Virtual Application Networks leading the way.

Best of both worlds as new offering combines private, managed and public clouds with traditional IT solutions.

Aggressive promotions in the education sector and natural disasters created an erratic but ultimately growth-positive year for the ANZ PC market in 2011.

HP merges its PC and printer divisions, aiming for a streamlined approach and unified product offerings, sparking a major organisational shift.

ANZ sees 22% drop in PC monitor shipments due to economic worries, yet LED market shines with a 63% share, says IDC.

HP still leads the pack, although analysts acknowledge 'PSG spin-off debacle' has hurt the company's reputation.

HP announces decision to make webOS open source, aiming to revitalise the platform with the open source community's creativity.

HP launches e-smiles campaign, inviting the public to send digital messages of hope to sick kids at Ronald McDonald House, Auckland.

A mobile workforce requires a new approach to printing, says Hamish Alexander, country manager, Imaging and Printing Group, Hewlett-Packard New Zealand.

Meg Whitman, new CEO at HP, vows to 'reduce the drama' that plagued the tech giant in 2011, including overturned decisions and poor acquisitions.

With HP leveraging 3Com and H3C integrations, could Cisco's dominance in the networking sector be under threat despite its sizeable market share?.

HP to decide the fate of webOS, potentially selling it off after acquiring it with Palm in 2010. CEO Meg Whitman vows to make a careful choice.

Discover the top 6 most ludicrous auto-tuned internet anthems, from a Koran-snatching escapade to rainbow revelations. Pure hilarity ensues.

National Geographic Traveler showcases 15 international sandwiches, from Finland's porilainen to England's iconic chip butty, in a mouth-watering blog post.

The UN climate change conference in Cancun marks a new beginning, with agreements on funding and clean energy.

Facebook now lets users download all their data in a single zip file, offering an offline copy of posts, photos, events, and messages.

Overheating can cause sluggish performance or sudden shutdowns. Ensure proper ventilation, upgrade cooling systems, or use software to monitor temperatures.

When buying a digital camera, forget megapixels and focus on functionality, size, screen quality, zoom, auto and manual controls, and face detection.

Things change often on the World Wide Web. NetGuide strongly recommends that you use caution when downloading anything from the internet.

Smartphones now offer full-feature access to YouTube, allowing HD viewing, personalised homepages, and quick uploads via wireless or 3G connections.