Microsoft's new YouTube app gives concessions to Google
Microsoft meets some -- but not all -- of Google's terms-of-service demands for its Windows Phone 8 apps.
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Caterpillar announces low cost mid-range B15 rugged Android smartphone (CTIA 2013)
For those that need a ruggedized smartphone, the Cat B15 may be a decent competitor priced at a reasonable $350 with no carrier contract.
Mobile payments gather pace in Brazil
The government has released the first ever set of guidelines to regulate the payment model and foster industry growth
The real SAP / Sapphire story
Whether you attended last week's Sapphire event or not, you might have missed the real story there - the story SAP should have communicated. There was lots of talk about HANA, analytics and the cloud but why should customers care and care now? Here's the rest of the story you should have heard.....
HTC leadership departures don't necessarily mean the company is done
Several people have recently departed HTC, but that doesn't mean the company is shutting the doors. There may be marketing strategy changes, a focus only on Asia, or some other strategy we do not yet know about.
HP CEO says where enterprise software, storage units need to work harder
“For me, this all comes down to our willingness to win, and we are committed to winning,” HP CEO Whitman declared.
Adobe nabs NYC mobile app design startup Thumb Labs
Adobe taps into a number of M&A trends at once with Thumb Labs being that it is a mobile app design startup based in New York City.
Microsoft updates its YouTube Windows Phone app with some concessions to Google
The Microsoft-Google feud continues, with Microsoft meeting some -- but not all -- of Google's terms-of-service demands around the Microsoft's recently developed YouTube app.
Workday's Q1: boosts revenue 61% to $91.6m
The enterprise software company reports financial earnings for the fiscal first quarter of 2014. A look at the numbers.
HP's Whitman reiterates 'multi-year journey' amid Q2 revenue miss
Wall Street was expecting earnings of 81 cents a share on revenue of $28.08 billion for the second quarter.
Twitter steps up security with two-factor authentication option
After a long string of high profile attacks on accounts held by government and news agencies, Twitter is finally stepping up its game.
Google updates Drive app with scanner, Analytics with goals templates
Despite apps such as Bump on the market, there has yet to be a suitable replacement for calling cards. Perhaps Google Drive can fill the void?
From subversive to mainstream: Looking back on 18 years with Linux
It's funny to look back on my personal history with Linux and remember how subversive and alternative it once was. These days, it's just another operating system. That original subversive spark is gone.
Data scientists don't scale
In last week's ZDNet "Great Debate," Robin Harris and I faced off on the question of whether "we need data scientists to make sense of this tidal wave of information." I think data scientists are important, but they're not the solution. What follows is my argument, in essay form.
The third screen: Will all Windows 8 apps run on Microsoft's Xbox One?
MS CRM on your Xbox One? Will any and all Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 apps be allowed to run on the just-announced Xbox One?
Segmenting Your Workforce Will Actually Drive Innovation
One-size-fits-all computing is an antiquated paradigm. Forrester's J.P. Gownder explains how workforce segmentation drives innovation.
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