Poll: More U.S. Teens Turn to Twitter
Twitter is booming as a social media destination for U.S. teenagers who complain about too many adults lurking and too much drama on Facebook, according to a new study about online behavior. FULL STORY
Apple Tax Case May Spur Reform Now that tech favorite Apple has been dragged front and center into the debate over the U.S. tax code, lawmakers are hoping the spectacle can be a catalyst for closing loopholes in the tax law.
Voice of the Customer Needs a Boss As customer experience management becomes job #1, a key question is: Who's in charge? Nearly one-fourth of CMOs surveyed wish a Chief Customer Officer would take charge. Another quarter see the onus on themselves.
Chrome Gets Conversational Search If you like chatting with Siri, sending voice texts while driving or telling your Xbox when to pause or rewind a DVD, you're going to enjoy the upgrade to Google's Chrome browser.
Attention GIFers, It's Pronounced 'Jif' Many of us have apparently been saying it wrong for years. This week, the inventor of the GIF image format revealed that the correct pronunciation of the popular image format is "Jif."
Google Adds Conversational Search to Chrome If you like chatting with Siri, sending voice texts while driving or telling your Xbox when to pause or rewind a DVD, you're going to enjoy the upgrade to Google's Chrome browser.
HTC Execs Bolt, Sales Slide. Is the End Near for the Company? What's going on with HTC? A string of executives quitting and slowing sales for new phone models are raising questions about the health of this major phone maker. Is the end in sight?
Walter De Brouwer's Magical Medical Tricorder In cluttered old offices rooted in the past, Walter De Brouwer works feverishly to conjure the future, hammering away on a gadget that promises to revolutionize the way we monitor our health.
Dell's Dismal Quarter Shows PC Maker's Challenges Dell's financial decay worsened during its latest quarter as the company slashed its personal computer prices in response to the growing popularity of smartphones and tablets in the beleaguered industry.
U.S. Defense Department Gives iOS 6 Security OK In a vote of confidence for Apple's iOS devices, the Defense Department has given the all-clear for employees to use iPads and iPhones for work. But only those running iOS 6, and only if issued by the government.
Nvidia GPU Boosts Citrix XenDesktop
Security Alert: New Trojan Attacking
Blue Coat Beefs Up Big Data Security
Armageddon for Phone-Maker HTC?
Tool Finds Cheap Flights -- Eventually
HP and SAP Team on HANA Database
MS Dynamics Saving Revlon Millions
MS Office Web Apps Come to Android
Smartphone Physicals Are Coming
Sony Vaio Fit Line Aims for Sweet Spot
Best of Interop Winners Announced
Chrome Gets Conversational Search
First Dropbox Dev Conference Planned
Sore Thumbs? Texting Declines in U.S.
Hospitals Lose $8.3B Using Old Tech
HP Takes Contact Centers Virtual
HP Boosts Data Center IT Automation
Interop Debuts Shortest Path Bridging
