Hewlett-Packard's CEO, Mark Hurd, is raising issues with cloud computing, on everything from its name to its ability to offer …
Apple sets sales records
Apple reported today that it sold more Macs and iPhones last quarter than in any other three-month period in the …
Sony Ericsson to pick sides in mobile OS war
It looks like Sony Ericsson is about to pick sides in the mobile operating systems war. The company is getting …
Mac clone maker 'happily' agrees to OS X injunction
Apple and Mac clone maker Psystar traded barbs last week in federal court as they simultaneously asked a judge to …
LTE comes into focus
Long Term Evolution (LTE)-based services are garnering a lot of attention in the mobile broadband industry, despite the fact that …
Recession's effects to linger on electronics industry
Some sectors in the electronics industry are showing signs of recovery, but the damage caused by the recession may be …
Challenges mount as broadband grows
If it is true that as Gartner says the US will add over 27 million new broadband customers in the …
One by one, carriers succumb to Google Voice
Ever since its launch this summer, Google Voice has presented carriers with some potentially thorny issues. The biggest potential pitfall …
Microsoft's mobile turnaround: what's at stake
With the "Windows phones" being announced, Microsoft swallows its pride, confesses the error of its ways, and takes an oath …
Microsoft's mobile turnaround: what's at stake
With the “Windows phones” being announced, Microsoft swallows its pride, confesses the error of its ways, and takes an oath …
IBM aims at Google, Microsoft with new Webmail
IBM has launched LotusLive iNotes, an on-demand e-mail, calendaring and contact management system meant to compete with the likes of …
Cisco struggle to move TelePresence down market prompts Tandberg buyout
Cisco's $3 billion bid this week for Tandberg is a gamble that video conferencing can take off in the small/medium …
IBM aims at Google, Microsoft with LotusLive iNotes
IBM has launched LotusLive iNotes, an on-demand e-mail, calendaring and contact management system meant to compete with the likes of …
Windows Mobile's demise greatly exaggerated, iSuppli says
Windows Mobile is not dead and, in fact, its use on smartphones will nearly triple by 2013, according to analyst …
Cisco to buy videoconferencing vendor Tandberg for $3B
Cisco Systems has signed an agreement to buy videoconferencing vendor Tandberg for about US$3.0 billion, it said on Thursday. Tandberg's …
Microsoft blackballs pirates from getting free Security Essentials software
Microsoft will block users running counterfeit copies of Windows from installing the free Security Essentials antivirus software, the head of …
Mobile Internet Devices: Getting started or dead?
Is the Mobile Internet Device dead on arrival? Or, has the MID — a 'Net-connected device that's usually described as …
Seagate ships self-encrypting drives for enterprises
Seagate Technology LLC announced it is making available its Seagate Secure Self-Encrypting Drive (SED) technology as an option across its …
Nortel users should hope for best, prepare for worst
Users should chart the progress of Avaya's purchase of Nortel's enterprise assets carefully, so that they are spared any unpleasant …
Nortel users need to keep tabs on Avaya integration plans
The biggest issue facing Nortel enterprise customers on the heels of Avaya's $900 million purchase of that business is product …