Microsoft is helping Nokia to further lower the cost of its smartphones, as it aims to better compete with Android.

Users will be able to see headlines, photos and videos within their feeds at Twitter.com.

Dell has no ambitions to become a stand-alone software company, its software chief says.

It's a tricky balancing act for the company as the commercial availability of Windows 8 approaches.

At TechEd, Microsoft is trying to make a case for enterprise adoption of Windows 8, which is expected to ship later this year.

The new version of the OS is in its final stage of development.

Kodak plans to complete the auction by August.

An EU proposal for new ITU regulations is not asking for taxes, but wants commercial compensation for carriers from content producers.

The companies once considered buying Sun together, with HP taking the hardware and Oracle the software.

A rise in complex, composite cloud services could create dangerous 'bubbles,' according to a Yale researcher.

The company will put its seal of approval on participating e-commerce websites.

It is believed millions of the LinkedIn password hashes have been cracked, putting users at risk.

Suse, Cent0S and Ubuntu virtual-machine images can be provisioned on Windows Azure.

The former HP enterprise chief read on the Web that Oracle would stop developing for Itanium.

A Taiwanese company has launched a bare bones handset for US$70 and plans to market it to rental car firms and mobile operators.

Meebo's advertising-driven toolbar integrates with social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook.

Gigabyte claims it will be the world's lightest 11.6-inch laptop on the market, weighing a hair under 1kg.

Acer calls Windows 8 a "breakthrough" for the PC industry.

The alleged data haul includes internal documents and administrator login credentials.

The judge's ruling holds that the Java APIs in Android are not covered by copyright, though it does not extend to all APIs.