IBM’s Lotus collaboration software division will for the first time offer a Lotus Notes client that runs natively on Linux, perhaps providing a needed kick to IBM’s vision of wider corporate desktop ...

A little known fact is that IBM claims its Lotus Notes email client was the first software interface to introduce the chiclet-shaped graphical icons now typically associated with the iPhone in the ...

The iPhone app is dubbed IBM Lotus iNotes ultralite, and is built on the Lotus Domino Web Access infrastructure. Lotus iNotes allows users to access e-mail, calendars and contacts directly through the ...

IBMs Lotus Notes on Linux uses the familiar Workspace to organize applications. The Lotus Notes on Linux messaging experience includes familiar elements, such as the text properties window. Lotus ...

IBM is trying to ride Apple’s iPad momentum with a free download that lets Lotus Notes customers receive secure access to email, calendar, and other collaboration tools on the touch-screen tablet ...

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IBM also said it will ship by the end of this month a Mac OS X version of its free Lotus Symphony document, spreadsheet and presentation application suite. The new Notes/Domino 8.5 supports the Mac OS ...

Microsoft rivals Apple Inc. and IBM Corp. will soon announce a partnership that will deliver a handful of IBM's Lotus software packages for Apple's handheld and Mac products, the Associated Press is ...

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IBM has announced an upgrade to Lotus Notes that will include access to office productivity applications and support for the OpenDocument format. The new version of Lotus Notes, codenamed "Hannover," ...

When IBM bought Lotus for $3.5 billion in 1995, it looked as though the venerable computing giant was just about to lock up the software industry and coast to unstoppable profits. Eighteen years later ...

Notes for Mac to add support for SameTime IM and Web client running Firefox. IBM also to support Intel-based Macs. Martin LaMonica is a senior writer covering green tech and cutting-edge technologies.