Dell Earnings Drop 79%By Cynthia Harvey |
News Article Published on May 17, 2013The bad news could be good news for Michael Dell's privatization bid.
Google's Announcements at I/OBy Cynthia Harvey |
News Article Published on May 16, 2013The company announced a streaming music service, new ways to send cash, improvements to Google+ and more.
A New Name for Blue: Windows 8.1By Cynthia Harvey |
News Article Published on May 14, 2013The next version of Microsoft's operating system will be available as a free update for current Windows 8 users.
Yammer Revenue Climbs 259%By Cynthia Harvey |
News Article Published on May 10, 2013Microsoft is very pleased with its enterprise social networking acquisition.
Rumor: Microsoft Could Buy NookBy Cynthia Harvey |
News Article Published on May 09, 2013The software company is said to be interested in the digital book business, not the e-reader hardware.
SAP Announces HANA Enterprise CloudBy Cynthia Harvey |
News Article Published on May 08, 2013The world's third largest software vendor will offer an SaaS version of its in-memory database.
Stealthy Malware Is Attacking Web ServersBy Cynthia Harvey |
News Article Published on May 08, 2013The infection has crossed over from Apache servers to Lighttpd and Nginx boxes—and researchers have no idea how it is spreading.
EU Sides with Apple in Motorola Patent FightBy Cynthia Harvey |
News Article Published on May 06, 2013The European Commission accuses Google-owned Motorola of abusing its market position by seeking an injunction against Apple.
Tech Comics: Technical ReliefBy Oliver Widder |
News Article Published on May 03, 2013Sometimes projects get cut unexpectedly. Sometimes that's a good thing.
RIP HotmailBy Cynthia Harvey |
News Article Published on May 03, 2013Microsoft has officially completed the transition to Outlook.com.
MapR, Cloudera Release Hadoop Search ToolsBy Cynthia Harvey |
News Article Published on May 02, 2013This week, Cloudera launched its Impala SQL query engine, and MapR included LucidWorks Search software in its M7 release.
Facebook Sales Beat ExpectationsBy Cynthia Harvey |
News Article Published on May 02, 2013The social network’s mobile ad business improved dramatically in the first quarter of the year.
Samsung to Launch Galaxy Tab 3By Cynthia Harvey |
News Article Published on April 29, 2013The 7-inch tablet will likely compete against the iPad mini, Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire.
Blackstone Drops Bid for DellBy Cynthia Harvey |
News Article Published on April 19, 2013Now just two investor groups are vying for the company--one led by Michael Dell and one led by Carl Icahn.
Intel Earnings Drop 25%By Cynthia Harvey |
News Article Published on April 17, 2013Sluggish PC sales account for much of the decline.
HP and Leap Motion Team UpBy Cynthia Harvey |
News Article Published on April 16, 2013Very soon, HP PCs will come with motion control built in.
Tech Comics: Windows GlassBy Oliver Widder |
News Article Published on April 12, 2013What happens if you cross Google Glass with Windows Blue?
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