Shark Tank: It never rains, but it pours

This company creates a new division for a hot new technology, and to support it, it builds a brand-new building for its call center, reports an IT pilot fish working there.

Virtual PC exits stage left; VMware enters stage right

As reported late last week, and to be honest, as we all expected, VMWare Virtualization for Mac OS X was announced at WWDC on Monday. At the same time, Microsoft have announced what many expected too - Microsoft kills Virtual PC for Mac. The VMware announcement wasn't a surprise, but even with the information they have provided, there is still some mysticism about exactly what product from the VMware stable will be available. Will it be the VMware workstation product, or, considering the announcement of new Mac Pro and Xserve units, we will also see the server product?

Steve, where's my new iPod? (and a delicate query)

Oh, one more thing, it's IT Blogwatch, in which critics pan Apple's WWDC keynote. Not to mention today's very important question...Steve Jack calls it as he seems it:I'm not going to beat around the bush here. Many of us are thinking the same thing. Nobody wants to say it, but I will: I'm worried that Steve Jobs is sick.

Steve, where's my new iPod? (and a delicate query)

Oh, one more thing, it's IT Blogwatch, in which critics pan Apple's WWDC keynote. Not to mention today's very important question...Steve Jack calls it as he seems it:I'm not going to beat around the bush here. Many of us are thinking the same thing. Nobody wants to say it, but I will: I'm worried that Steve Jobs is sick.

Steve, where's my new iPod? (and a delicate query)

Oh, one more thing, it's IT Blogwatch, in which critics pan Apple's WWDC keynote. Not to mention today's very important question...Steve Jack calls it as he seems it:I'm not going to beat around the bush here. Many of us are thinking the same thing. Nobody wants to say it, but I will: I'm worried that Steve Jobs is sick.