Google Checkout is being discontinued on Nov. 20 for purchases of physical goods. Merchants will now have to find other processing services.
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The reorganization within Intel comes days after Brian Krzanich took over as the company's new CEO.
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Like all other sectors of IT, the mobile telecommunications business has experienced a huge evolutionary change in the last five years, thanks largely to unprecedented technical innovation in infrastructure, software and hardware. Ericsson, the world's largest supplier of mobile networking equipment, has performed in-depth data... More >
The new Xbox seeks to unify gaming, TV viewing and digital media consumption with instant responsiveness and Kinect-powered voice and video control.
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Softbank has given Sprint the go-ahead to disclose non-public information to Dish, as Sprint considers which is the "superior offer."
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Somebody always has something to gain from a distributed-denial-of-service (DDoS) attack. A DDoS hit is carried out by a bot computer or hacker sending a large amount of innocent-looking traffic to a Website. All it takes are a few thousand requests per second to kill most of today's application stacks. If there is just an order of... More >
Apple CEO Tim Cook will testify before a Senate Subcommittee May 21, after being accused of avoiding billions more in tax payments. Read More >
Security researchers link a cyber-attack on a Norwegian telecommunications carrier to India's IP space and to potential nation-state espionage. Read More >
In just a few weeks, on June 7, IBM's DB2 will mark the 30th anniversary of its launch—which cemented the relational database's role as a... Read More >
Sprint, T-Mobile and others, fearing the might of AT&T and Verizon, have asked the FCC to reconsider current spectrum auction rules. Read More >
NEWS ANALYSIS: Yahoo has plans to acquire Tumblr for $1.1 billion in cash, but whether that investment boosts revenue and earnings any time soon... Read More >
