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Apple hit with Q1 mixed bag as iPhone sales slow
Apple was expected to make $3.23 per share on revenue on $76.6 billion.
Microsoft launches News Pro for iOS, relevant news for work
While there are plenty of news apps available for mobile devices, News Pro from Microsoft aims to provide work-related news instead of serving you gossip from the latest reality stars.
VMware to cut 800 jobs, swaps CFO, delivers solid Q4
VMware delivers a better-than-expected quarter and lays out a restructuring plan. There's also a new CFO from Apple.
AT&T hovers around Q4 estimates as business revenue takes a dip
Wall Street was looking for earnings of 63 cents per share with $42.75 billion in revenue for the holiday quarter.
Google brings card approach to Inbox by Gmail search
Google's card approach to search and design has made its way to its Inbox app.
Microsoft rolls out Universal Windows 10 Power BI apps
Microsoft is rolling out Universal Windows Platform versions of its Power BI apps for Windows 10 PCs and tablets, in addition to phones.
Con Edison's poor website security puts customer passwords at risk
A simple, yet easily fixable website flaw puts New York customers who use the utility provider's online service at risk of spoofing and impersonation.
Lenovo's Sam Morris on Chromebooks, Windows, tablets and phablets in the global education market
Sam Morris explains the Chromebook's success in the US education market, and how the Chinese company supports whatever ecosystem schools want, whether that's Windows, Chrome, or Android.
Juniper Networks buying cloud provider BTI Systems
Juniper's general manager for innovation hinted at which markets the networking provider plans to target with its new assets.
Your social data is doomed, and don't count on Facebook to save you
Your status updates, your uploaded photos, your videos, all of it is going to be inaccessible sometime in the future. Not just by you, but by your descendants as well.
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