The chip maker saw revenues grow, but it slid back into a loss due in part to a weak PC market.
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A new Long Term Support release of Ubuntu Linux, code-named "Trusty Tahr," arrives just as Microsoft ends support on Windows XP. A Canonical vice president believes it's a great alternative to replace XP.
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Security firm Pindrop finds a phone fraud ring that may have targeted more than 450,000 people, mostly immigrants and foreign nationals, in attempts to extort phony tax payments.
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Glass is making it easier for emergency room doctors to focus directly on patients and improve their care.
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Slowing global smartphone sales have companies spending more to impress. But it's consumers who will pay in the end.
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NEWS ANALYSIS: Red Hat says virtual containers will be an efficient way to distribute applications across the hybrid cloud infrastructures that are favored by enterprises.
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AT&T attributes its leading position in the connected car market to the partnerships it's building. The latest of these is with Volvo.
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NEWS ANALYSIS: The modular design of Google's Ara smartphone probably won’t be as cheap as the hype would indicate, but it may save money by eschewing features you don’t want to pay for.
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IBM saw its eighth consecutive quarter of revenue declines with hardware leading the way for the slide as the company moves to higher-value business.
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Microsoft launches Azure Cloud service for Internet of Things; Heartbleed impacts taxes, Android; AMD Demos x86 APU server running Fedora Linux; and more.
Daily Tech Briefing: April 16, 2014Will open-source money prevent the next Heartbleed? Broadcom, Quantenna aim for faster WiFi; IRS pays...
Daily Tech Briefing: April 15, 2015Cisco, Juniper work to protect networking gear from Heartbleed; Google Chrome 35 Beta shows off...
Daily Tech Briefing: April 14, 2014Even before heartbleed, improper Use of SSL put users at risk; Google patches apps, services in...
Daily Tech Briefing: April 11, 2014BlackBerry Intends to stay in the handset business, Chen says; T-Mobile kicks off 3 days of news with...
Daily Tech Briefing: April 10, 2014'Heartbleed' OpenSSL flaw may lead to leaked passwords, encryption keys; Google releases Chrome...
Daily Tech Briefing: April 9, 2014Microsoft's Cortana Presages Bing's Future; IBM Brings New Cloud Offerings, Pricing to the Mainframe;...
Daily Tech Briefing: April 8, 2014Apple Documents Leave No Doubt Larger iPhones Are Coming; Qualcomm Intros Fastest 64-Bit Snapdragon...
Daily Tech Briefing: April 7, 2014T-Mobile Says It Will Keep Supporting BlackBerry Users Despite Rift; Windows XP Deadline's Potential...
Daily Tech Briefing: April 4, 2014Lumia 930 Flagship Among First Nokia Models to Run Windows Phone 8.1; Microsoft Windows 8.1 Update...
Daily Tech Briefing: April 3, 2014BlackBerry Announces Split With T-Mobile; Microsoft Delivers Universal Windows App Development at...
Database-as-a-service technology, live upgrades, storage improvements and federated identity are part of the new open-source cloud platform release.
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Zebra Technologies plans to buy one of the few remaining divisions of Motorola, expanding its ownership into the enterprise asset tracking market.
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As the sign-up period opens through April 18 for the Google I/O 2014 developer conference, Google dishes out a few more details about the upcoming event.
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