A new SDK lets developers access printer features and integrate cloud services.

Between 46,000 and 70,000 accounts were supportive of ISIS late last year, researchers say.

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.

The worst one could allow a remote attacker to change DNS settings.

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.

SharePoint installations at enterprises have been doomed largely due to senior management failing to really get behind the Microsoft collaboration technology, according to a new study by AIIM, which bills itself as "the Global Community of IT Professionals."

Low-power wireless provider Sigfox has joined a satellite venture.

Cisco Internet of Everything innovation centres are also located in Barcelona, Berlin, Rio de Janeiro, Songdo, Tokyo and Toronto.

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).

Refiners and smelters that don't undergo an audit will be removed from Apple's supply chain.

Both bills would require law enforcement agencies to get court-ordered warrants for older stored communications.

The new investigation follows China fining Qualcomm $975 for monopolistic behavior.

Apple today released the first preview of Photos, its iPhoto replacement, to registered developers.

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.

The company will break out Amazon Web Services sales next quarter, it said.

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

Twice as many companies now have strategic data-driven marketing initiatives than in 2013.

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