IBM today, in an effort to “help address the explosion in mobile devices,” according to Computerworld, is launching a new software lab in Massachusetts.

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I have been thinking about this for a long time.  Don’t get me wrong, I like the folks at NTAP but it seems like the ‘infrastructure’ players of today are not the same players that will

Today the Federal Communications Commission is voting on taking public comment on Chairman Julius Gnachowski's proposal for more control regarding net neutrality. The idea here is that the FCC would have the power to...»

It's been confirmed that AOL has lightened its load some more, with the sale of Bebo. Criterion Capital Partners is the new owner of the social network, with the deal being led by...»

Skype is getting more aggressive with its mobile roll out, by being friendlier. The VoIP service has released a version for Sony Ericsson Symbian phones, including the Satio, Vivaz and Vivaz Pro. The...»

How horrible is it when your security is so bad, an anti-semitic e-tard raver from the Pacific Northwest is able to find private data on hundreds of thousands of your customers?

That’s the

The browser wars are heating up this week, with Flock delivering a blow with its move away from Firefox and towards Chrome. After six years with Firefox, the socially-enhanced Flock browser will be using...»

Howard Shultz has reached an epiphany that Starbucks, customers want an easily accessible and free Wi-Fi service in its stores.  Currently customers must purchase a Starbucks Card and sign up

Can AT&T handle the demand of the new iPhone 4? Can Apple? The most reworked version of the iPhone is set to hit stores June 24, with thousands of customers having already pre-ordered the...»

Twitter has it all. Official apps on the major mobile platforms, an ad network, a URL shortener and analytics tracking for its advertisers. That should just about do it for Twitter, as it...»