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Twitter User Growth Stalls
Do recent lackluster user numbers mean Twitter's strongest days are behind it?
Internet of Thingbots: The New Security Worry
Phishing and spam attacks involving Internet of Things devices are coming -- and app developers and device makers must be ready, says a CA Technologies exec.
As Research Data Balloons, How To Share?
Exchanging research data worldwide gets more complex in the big data age. But the Research Data Alliance seeks innovative solutions.
When BASIC Was Young: Great Memories
As BASIC, the programming language that launched many a technical career, turns 50, we revisit our BASIC projects. Tell us about yours.
BASIC Turns 50: A Love/Hate Story
We look back on BASIC's 50 years of attracting -- and repelling -- new programmers.
Microsoft Office For iPad Gains Printing
Microsoft issues its first Office for iPad update, including much-requested printing support, just 33 days after the apps launch.
Facebook Launches Business Manager Tool
Business Manager streamlines workflows for large advertisers and provides one dashboard to manage accounts, pages, permissions, and more.
Microsoft Boosts OneDrive: 1 TB Per User
Microsoft bumps OneDrive for Business capacity to 1 TB per user -- and draws the ire of Box CEO Aaron Levie.
IBM Cloud Market: One-Stop Cloud Shop
IBM's marketplace combines mobile and SaaS apps, platform and infrastructure services, and third-party services.
Epicor Overhauls ERP For Cloud, Mobility
Epicor says ERP upgrade based on Microsoft's stack is twice as fast and four times as scalable for cloud deployment.
How To Blend BPM, Social Collaboration
One example: a renewable energy firm wanted to implement more rigorous process management, but also needed to leave room to improvise.
Microsoft's Mobile First, Cloud First Strategy, Explained
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's plan to juggle Windows, cross-platform services, and the Internet of Things is coming into focus.
Google Boosts Encryption In Chrome For Android
Users of Chrome on Android devices should see improved speed and security.
Top 10 Secret Reasons Microsoft CEO Ballmer Retired
Steve Ballmer didn't get the credit he deserved, as evidenced by Microsoft's strong financial position when he resigned. Here are 10 reasons you've never heard about why he stepped down.
Microsoft Earnings: 7 Essential Facts
Microsoft's Q3 beat expectations. Strong performers include cloud products and Xbox, but Surface and consumer PC sales still pose a problem.
White House Website Helps Veterans Find Jobs
Veterans Employment Center offers job-search tools to help transitioning service members connect with employers.
Will Microsoft Launch Surface Mini Tablet In May?
Microsoft's long-rumored Surface Mini could debut next month, based on new Amazon listings for accessories.
Microsoft Earnings: 6 Questions
Microsoft has been on fire lately, but new CEO Satya Nadella will face questions during Thursday's earnings announcement about Windows XP, Nokia, Surface, and other trouble spots.
Google Street View Offers Time Travel
Street View images from different periods can now be compared to see how places have changed over time.
Windows 8 Start Menu Coming This Fall?
Microsoft may restore the Start menu to Windows 8 and launch a cloud-based version of the OS by this fall.
LG, Sony Disclose Smartwatch Details
LG offers more info about its upcoming Android Wear device, while Sony launches new colors and talks apps.
Contacting Congress Just Got Easier
Electronic Frontier Foundation and more than 100 volunteer developers are working on a tool that pairs public domain data with free software interfaces.
Microsoft Bing Enters Prediction Business
Microsoft claims Bing can predict the future, but it is starting out with soft questions like who will win The Voice.
Health Systems First To Combine Radiology, EHR
The shared pediatric diagnostic imaging system that Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and New Jersey's Virtua have created goes beyond conventional health information exchange.
Microsoft Deal With Nokia Closes Friday
The acquisition gives Microsoft the power to create its own mobile hardware.
Samsung's Next Frontier: Apps
Samsung increasingly looks to software to compete against Apple and Google.
What Millennial Workers Want
Millennials seek more balanced and purposeful work lives. Here's how big companies can adjust to the desires of the young and tech-savvy.
Self-Service Tech Support Answers Health Insurer's Call
Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Kansas City added customer engagement software to answer members' questions without hiring more call center staff.
Microsoft Office: 4 Changes, Explained
Microsoft maneuvers to keep Office on top, touting data analysis power, tweaking office 365, and more. What do the moves mean to you?
Wearables, Drones Scare Americans
Google has some public relations to do. People remain wary of tech breakthroughs including care-giving robots and drones, Pew research finds.
Facebook Video: How To Disable Auto-Play
Use Facebook's newest setting to disable auto-play videos and ads on desktop, limit them to WiFi on iOS and Android.
Windows 8.1 Update: 8 Tips To Avoid Headaches
Windows 8.1 Update offers the best blend of legacy and Modern apps yet -- but only if your device is properly configured.
Nuance Adds Radiology Image Sharing To Healthcare Cloud
Medical image-sharing service aims to tap Nuance's customer base for voice-powered medical documentation technology.
Facebook Friend Tracking: 3 Facts
Facebook's "Nearby Friends" feature will track, store, and share your location with friends. Before you turn it on, here's what you need to know.
Internet Of Things Will Demand Continuous Development
The Internet of Things will add so much programmability to devices that keeping software current will become a never-ending task.
LinkedIn Debuts SlideShare App, Mobile Updates
LinkedIn's mobile push continues with a new content-driven app and web-based mobile features for SlideShare.
Facebook Mobile Payment Service A Tough Sell
Facebook's own e-money service could make the company millions, but would you trust it with your cash?
Dropbox For Business Targets Enterprise IT
Dropbox makes a play for the enterprise with new admin controls and plans for collaboration tools.
Microsoft Cortana: My First Week
Microsoft released a developer preview of Windows Phone 8.1, which includes the personal assistant Cortana, a Siri rival.
DevOps: A Culture Shift, Not A Technology
Andi Mann, author and VP at CA Technologies, says DevOps is a horrible term but a necessary IT culture change.
Data Scientists Want Respect & Results
Analytics managers from Macy's, Ford, and Google offer tips on how to integrate and inspire data scientists.
Facebook Changes: What To Expect
Facebook cracks down on spammy posts, tweaks privacy options, and revamps messaging. Here's what it means to you.
Twitter Revamp: 10 Things To Know
Twitter's latest round of changes takes design cues from Facebook and provides new ways to tout your profile and Tweets. Get up to speed.
Microsoft's 5 Next Tests
Microsoft made progress during the past few weeks but still has important things to prove. For starters, think Start screen and wearables.
Amazon Plans 3D Phone: Report
Amazon phone capable of displaying images in three dimensions could ship this fall.
Google Releases Project Ara Module Developer Kit
Early version gives developers a glimpse of how to create Project Ara hardware modules. Does it give Apple and Microsoft more to worry about from Android?
Facebook Unfriends In-App Mobile Messaging
Facebook is phasing out the in-app chat feature in its iOS and Android apps and wants users to download a separate app to chat with friends.
Dropbox Carousel: 3 Highlights
Dropbox reveals Carousel, a new mobile app that automatically backs up and organizes your images. Here's a closer look.
Netflix Cloud Architect: How To Succeed As Disruptor
Adrian Cockcroft, Netflix's former chief cloud architect, outlines how a changed business flowed out of the cloud.
Apple Loses iOS Designer Greg Christie
Greg Christie, designer responsible for iPhone user interface, will retire as Jony Ive is given more control.
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The State of Cloud Computing - Fall 2020
Download this report to compare how cloud usage and spending patterns have changed in 2020, and how respondents think they'll evolve over the next two years.
2021 Top Enterprise IT TrendsWe've identified the key trends that are poised to impact the IT landscape in 2021. Find out why they're important and how they will affect you.
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