Windows 8, the new XP
This new version of Windows is a disaster. Power users can't wait to replace the UI, and businesses are avoiding it like the plague. I'm talking, of course, about Windows XP. Ah, how quickly we forget.
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India set to be data analytics hotbed
The country's traditional strength in software development and IT services and large talent pool mean it is well-positioned to become a strong global data analytics player.
FTC releases facial recognition tech guidelines
How far should companies be able to utilize facial recognition technology?
5 productivity apps for Windows Phone
Do a floorplan sketch, send out sales orders and proactively engage Web site users by using some of these Windows Phone apps, and be more efficient while on the move.
Thai operators to cut mobile service prices
Thailand's telecom regulator instructs the three local telcos to drop their mobile services prices by 15 percent to 20 percent and ensure service quality measures are in place before launching 3G offerings.
SAP, Oracle negotiations: It's complicated
The ever-evolving models of SAP and Oracle are making things a bit more complicated when it comes to cutting software deals.
Facebook could become an enterprise ID system
Gartner analyst Earl Perkins noted that identities on the Web may be managed by Facebook even in enterprise IT.
HTML 5 Office Web Apps finalised for SkyDrive and Outlook.com
Microsoft has taken its cloud-based productivity tools out of preview mode for consumers, and businesses should be getting their Office 365 update any day now.
ARM Q3 beats forecasts; profit up by 22 percent, outlook up
The darling of the U.K. technology industry ARM reported a significant rise in profit, thanks to a "record backlog" of orders. The firm's outlook is looking healthier than ever.
Panasonic: Going green key to staying in the black
Japanese electronics firm believes eco-friendly products will power its next stage of growth, and points to offerings with monitoring and demand-response management technology as the way forward.
More file-sharing sites targeted for blocking in UK
According to reports, the BPI has asked the UK's largest ISPs to block access to the file-sharing sites Fenopy, H33t and Kickass Torrents. As per usual, the ISPs have refused to do so without a court order.
Lenovo to poach dismissed Motorola employees
The PC maker has reportedly swooped on its rival's ex-employees.
DiGi Q3 profit up 7.8 percent, eyes more data boost
Malaysia's smallest telco eyeing bigger share of mobile Internet and broadband market, with stronger retail presence and network upgrades.
U.K. 4G network EE announces pricing; no unlimited data plans
EE, the first U.K. 4G network, reveals its plans and pricing for its next-generation LTE network. But those looking for unlimited data will be out of luck.
Researchers find SSL flaws in free Android apps
Researchers have highlighted how badly some Android developers are failing at securing apps, revealing that they were able to steal bank details, email and social-media accounts during a sweep of 13,500 free apps.
Turnbull says ex-ACCC chair is an NBN 'cheerleader'
Shadow Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has accused former ACCC Chairman Graeme Samuel of being an out-of-touch cheerleader for the NBN.
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