Although it has been saying that Windows Mobile 7 is a clean break from the past, not everyone understood that Microsoft was flushing support for all of the software written for earlier Windows Mobile versions.
The latest purchase in Google’s recent acquisition spree will bring search functionality to Gmail on the iPhone. The other thing the reMail acquisition brings is fresh talent to the Googleplex.
Computer programming languages with open-source roots, such as Python, PHP, and Perl, have long played second fiddle in the enterprise marketplace, losing out to more commercial languages like .Net and Java.
Goldman Sachs has released an investor report that confirms what many in the IT field have been saying for quite some time: business users are increasingly moving in the direction of cloud computing.
Google recently announced a new program that should make hackers across the globe happy. The company plans on paying money to anyone that can find a legitimate bug in Google Chrome. According to the company this is a way for the community to take an active interest in improving Chrome’s security.
Microsoft’s Entertainment and Devices division experienced a massive shakeup recently. This comes only a year after E&D was restructured to optimize the ailing division. However, it seems like the future of Windows Mobile maybe uncertain at this time with rumors of another massive change.
Microsoft and some developers that sell their applications through the Windows Marketplace for Mobile are trading blame about back payment and eligibility. Apparently Apple isn’t the only company that’s having a hard time managing the onslaught of mobile app developers.
The most popular puzzle video game is making a comeback just in time for its 25th anniversary with mobile versions flying off the virtual store shelves, but is 1984 the future of mobile gaming?
Apple accounted for 99.4 percent of all mobile apps sold last year. While most apps continue to cost just a few dollars, the market for mobile apps is already worth billions and growing.
A recently-patched vulnerability in Adobe’s PDF technology was used in the attacks announced by both companies yesterday. Adobe also confirmed that the timing of the attacks was more than coincidental.
After lawsuits threatened to shutter the low-cost Voice over IP (VoIP) calling company, Vonage is attempting a revival on the promise of the mobile market and cheap International calling.
It would seem that if you have $26 you can watch all the live video footage from Iraq that you would like.
Roku’s digital video player has been mainly used for Netflix video watching. However, the company recently announced plans to add 10 additional channels allowing users to do more than just watch movies. The update would offer Roku player users integrated access to Facebook content, Web radio and video support.
Google is currently working on two operating systems for different platforms. One of the OS is Chrome, which targets Netbooks and the other one is Android, targeting smart phones. Apparently, the two operating systems could potentially merge in the future.
Skype has finally been sold off from beleaguered auction house eBay, though they will retain a 30 percent stake in the company.
Surpassing long-running leader Internet Explorer, the browser with the most security vulnerabilities is now Mozilla Firefox according to application security company Cenzic.
Microsoft has released a firmware update for its new Zune HD that brings a lot of upgrades.
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