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Microsoft invests in a company that creates open source software that emulates IBM mainframes. It's a clear sign of Microsoft's intent to pursue mainframe customers as potential cloud clients.
Offering the only home 3D version of Avatar is already creating significant demand for equipment.
A new movie streaming app shows how futile the war on mobile porn is for Apple and Google.
Political stability and physical safety are the prime issues in North Korea's current aggressive stance toward its southern neighbor. But tech CEOs also must remember how vulnerable their industry is.
The FTC has issued a report with recommendations that consumers have ways to opt out of being tracked by marketers on the Web. And there's a significant chance that Congress could take action.
Significant political forces oppose the net neutrality plans that FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski has outlined. But whether it goes into action or not, high tech companies have some rough times ahead.
A Nielsen survey for October shows that Android has caught up with iPhone and that Apple has lost its initial advantage in offering a multi-touch smartphone. And the pressure will only get worse.
With almost every smartphone player signed on to use near-field chips in their new phones, brick-and-mortar stores are going to have to adapt quickly.
As Comcast and Level 3 fight over what sending Netflix streaming video to consumers is worth, a problem in the Internet comes clear. Consumers can't expect unlimited fixed-fee bandwidth.
Sharp's new 3D phones are going to be threatening Apple's dominance on several fronts. Three reasons why Apple needs to react soon.
Could Google theoretically benefit from the type of local presence Groupon has? Absolutely. Will it? Not a chance. Why? Because the two companies have radically different approaches to business.
The EU is investigating Google for allegedly discriminating against competing services in its search results. But is market dominance inevitable for wildly successful internet companies?
At this time of year, you hear of multiple studies that say how well retails sales did over the Thanksgiving weekend. There's just one problem: much of the data is completely undependable.
Microsoft Windows Phone 7 has met significant indifference in the market. To battle vendor problems and unremarkable hardware design, could the company have to create its own branded phone?
Tumblr had rumors about additional funding. Now, Twitter is supposedly in talks for a big acquisition or large investment -- all the better for investors to raise interest and get out from under.
