Microsoft's Windows revenue again declined by double digits, the third straight such quarter, with sales of licenses to computer makers down 22% from the same period last year.

A deal between the two companies puts an end to a lawsuit over Android patents.

Changes to Yahoo search on the mobile web will give users related content ahead of traditional links.

NASA is teaming up with Microsoft to enable astronauts onboard the orbiting space station to use the company's virtual reality headset.

With Windows 10 about to ship and Windows 8 largely panned, Gartner is recommending that enterprises skip the latter and migrate directly to the former from Windows 7.

Beta functionality sidelines animations that aren't central to a page.

Not that Baby Boomers or Gen X homeowners are clueless about technology, but startup HelloTech is banking on people of a certain age needing a bit of assistance to live the Internet of Things dream.

The revamped service will let users make purchases at physical stores.

New offering focuses on spatial and graph capabilities.

The company's new backup storage centers get by with less energy.

Foxconn and Korea's SK C&C will establish a joint venture in May.

Planning a trip overseas with your laptop? These precautions will help with smooth sailing.

The company has asked for an extension to respond to A123's charges, citing discussions for a resolution.

Researchers have been working on robotic prosthetics and exoskeletons to help people with disabilities. Now, scientists at the University of Bristol in the U.K. are working on robotic pants. Yes, pants.

Vodafone could be seeing the beginning of a customer turnaround, with the telco adding customers in the second half of 2014 after several periods of loss, according to financial results released Wednesday by Hutchison Telecommunications Australia Limited (HTAL).

Google has access to Twitter like everyone else, but the process of crawling the network for tweets is a painstaking one. But later this year, Twitter will make it easier for Google to show tweets in search results now that the two companies have reportedly patched up their relationship.

It's been an unusually tough few months for Big Telecom. The industry, which enjoys a generally friendly regulatory climate, has plenty of influence in Congress and with state and local governments across the country.

Microsoft steps up push to get its software on to all tablets and smartphones.

Internet Explorer and Firefox users with Flash Player enabled remain at risk.

Google will discontinue the $1,500 Glass Explorer Edition, with no consumer launch in sight.