2004: A year of high-tech changes
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This yearâs headlines also revealed plot twists that were not so surprising. The adoption of open source software continued unabated; Microsoft deferred its dream of a unified file system in Longhorn; Web
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Wired News names the top 10 scientific discoveries of 2007.
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A look back at where hard drives have been--and where they're going.
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Looking back on a year of advertising innovation
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The year brought many new things into our lives, but they also entailed some leave-taking. Here is a sampling of things soon to be, as they say, eclipsed by events.
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Chosen from the hundreds of products PC World reviewed in 2007, here are 25 that will change the way you work, communicate and play this year -- and beyond.
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In this strange year of 2004, many of the big news stories have been about what didn't happen.
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Wow: has there ever been a month in computing like this one?  A January distinguished by not one major announcement, not two, but four significant events that will surely go down as milestones in the history of technology.
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The past 12 months have featured touch screens, context-aware gadgets, autonomous vehicles, and brain-computer interfaces.
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We predict good times for Linux, Windows XP, and green vendors, challenges for social nets and mobile technologies, and some surprises in the new year.
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2004 turned out to be a tough year for the predictors
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On-line customization was a slow starter in the 1990's. But as technology has improved, so has the variety.
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InfoWorld - The end of the year provides us with the perfect excuse to look back at some of the coolest gadgets that have come out of the consumer electronics giants of east Asia in the last year.
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Search has become a crucial tool, moving beyond the web to the desktop in 2004.
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We and our machines are about to go through a rocky transition as the machines get smarter and take over more tasks.
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It was another busy year in the Boston business community and we tracked it all: the good, the bad, and the ugly. Executives came and went and new products hit the market. Some companies won big. Others are probably happy that 2004 is coming to an end. The question is: Were you paying attention?
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2004 closed with a veritable blizzard of mergers and a downpour of desktop search offerings -- events and products that may well dominate IT managersâ thoughts well into the new year.