Zimbra was suppose to be Yahoo’s answer to Gmail (well kind of), but after reports surfaced that it plans to sell the email product along with a host over other offerings, one has to wonder what will be the future of Yahoo.

Final ASP is pleased to announce an expansion of its IT support services thanks to the launch of our YouTube Channel and support forums Website.

Every piece of great software has an equally great Easter egg, and Google is no different. Here are the top Easter eggs in Google’s lineup of products.

I am always blown away when I hear of a business that has switched to Google mail to save a few dollars a year.
We’ve covered several times why Google is simply an ineffective business email service compared to Microsoft Exchange, but let’s take it further.
Here’s a troubling account of how a Gmail security breach almost cost this person his business.

There’s been a lot said and written on the brilliance of Google, but I’d like to throw my own perspective in the mix.
Google may have executed one of the more brilliant schemes in the last five years, and I’m not talking about Google Wave or Google Voice or even Google Android.

Windows 7 is a hit, but like any new operating system, it takes some time to get used to all the new features. Here's a list of new short cuts that hopefully make things a little easier for you.

With the launch of Windows 7, Microsoft is clearly hoping to restore some prestige to its operating system that it may have lost after the launch of Vista.

But in regards to Microsoft Exchange support, it was Apple's launch of Snow Leopard that says more about the email system than Windows 7.

According to a Microsoft case study:

The University of Kentucky (UK) IT organization selected Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS) 2007 to manage its large telephony infrastructure, then discovered that unified communications (UC) can also reduce costs and enhance communications. Although specific to UK, this Case Study provides a useful model for how other organizations can develop a practical UC strategy.

During a Gartner Group Webinar, analysts said Windows business users should start to prepare for an upgrade to Windows 7 in the future.

Because Microsoft products are so entreched in the business world, users should be contemplating an upgrade in the future, Gartner said.

Although Windows 7 is more of a revamp of Vista, there are benifits to an upgrade. First of all, 59 percent of users never upgraded to Vista, according to a Garner poll, so some of the features included Vista can now be used in the more stable Windows 7.

There are also new features in Windows 7: AppLocker, BitLocker to Go, BrancheCache, better User Account Control settings, an updated user interface and support for HomeGroups are all included in the OS.

According to Gartner, businesses should plan for a 12 to 18 month test period for Windows 7 before implimenting the system across their network.

According to the Internets today, Microsoft may be looking to bring Sharepoint and OneNote to Office Mobile 2010.

If it's true, this is very exciting stuff.