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  • Reports: FTC investigates Google over Motorola patents

    The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is investigating Google's Motorola Mobility unit to determine whether it is stifling innovation in the mobile market by refusing to license certain patents to its competitors, according to published reports.

  • Linksys firmware upgrade for Wi-Fi routers angers some users

    Some users of new Wi-Fi routers from Cisco's Linksys division complained this week that the company automatically updated the routers' firmware and pushed them toward a cloud-based administration service they didn't want.

  • Report: Apple wins injunction against Galaxy Nexus

    A California court has granted Apple an injunction against Samsung over sales of its Galaxy Nexus smartphones in the U.S. The injunction was handed down on Friday afternoon by the same California court that earlier this week issued an injunction against sales of Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1.

  • Microsoft's Yammer buy raises questions about NewsGator's future

    When NewsGator Technologies decided to play in the nascent enterprise social collaboration market a few years ago with a product that worked only with Microsoft's SharePoint, it was making a big bet.

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    Has Google done enough to keep Android phones up-to-date?

    Google announced a new version of Android this week with some impressive new features, but it's unclear if it's done enough to solve a problem that has dogged its mobile OS: fragmentation.

  • Google hands over control of Google Web Toolkit to steering committee

    A multi-party group is taking over the browser apps dev technology in hopes that it will blossom as Eclipse did after IBM relinquished control of the open source tools project

  • Wall Street Beat: Software, progress in euro zone plan help boost tech

    Tech stocks are ending the first half of the year on an upbeat note with news that enterprise spending on software lately has been relatively strong.

  • Seven practical steps to help you run your on-premise cloud like a business

    Long regarded as "just" technology providers, IT organizations now are routinely called on to leverage infrastructure advances and virtualization in order to drive efficiencies, improve performance and transform business functions throughout the enterprise. Yesterday's technology providers must become tomorrow's IT service providers, agile business partners able to provision resources efficiently and effectively in response to the changing needs of the enterprise.

  • Five tips to keep apps from failing

    No business today that depends on online customers and processes to keep the lights on can afford an application meltdown. When an application critical to core business processes or revenues, such as a company's Web server, is down for even an hour it can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.

  • 11 mobile apps to enhance your travel experience

    Mobile technology has revolutionized the travel industry: Countless travel apps have popped up, promising to enhance your experience in foreign lands.

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