Cynthia Harvey

Microsoft's Hotmail free email service is officially dead. The company announced that it has transitioned all users over to Outlook.com, which now has 400

A new study published by WhiteHat Security finds that nearly all websites—86% of the thousands examined—have at least one serious security vulnerability.

Intel has officially announced that current chief operating officer Brian Krzanich will replace retiring CEO Paul Otellini. The news disappointed some

The Electronic Freedom Foundation (EFF) has published a report ranking eighteen Internet companies on how well they protect user data. The group evaluated

On Wednesday, Facebook released its financial report for the first quarter of 2013, and revenue beat analyst expectations. However, earnings came in just

Two notable big data vendors have launched Hadoop search tools this week. Cloudera announced general availability of the Impala SQL query engine, and MapR

Amazon Web Services has announced a new certification program for architects, systems administrators and developers who are familiar with its cloud

A new study from Gartner predicts that nearly 50 percent of employers will stop supplying mobile devices and adopt a full-scale BYOD program by 2017.

NetApplications has published its browser market statistics for April, and the big story is that Microsoft's Internet Explorer 10 (IE10) doubled its

Reports from unnamed sources say that Apple's Jonathan Ive is working on a major redesign of the iOS interface, flattening out the graphics and

In an interview with Bloomberg, BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins made some comments that have much of the tech industry scratching their collective heads.

HP has made two major announcements related to data center hardware. First, the company revamped its software-defined networking (SDN) product lineup.