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CA mulling solar energy for India facility
Software vendor is evaluating the feasibility of converting its Hyderabad development building into a solar-powered site, as part of its global efforts to reduce the company's carbon footprint.
Jive StreamOnce aims to connect Microsoft, Salesforce, Google Apps
The Software-as-a-Service space is crowded -- to say the least. Jive's latest offering aims to sort that mess out.
India's developer conference gains ground
The annual Great Indian Developer Summit has come a long way in the last five years, serving as a vendor-neutral platform that differentiates itself from vendor-led conferences and tradeshows.
Samsung to spend $153M to develop local software talent
Company intends to spend 170 billion won over the next five years to train and hire new software engineers.
Deutsche Telekom offers online code scanner
The service will allow developers to check that the code they're using to build applications is free of security holes.
Google I/O by the numbers: 900 million Android activations
UPDATED: Two years ago, Google revealed there were at least 100 million activations for Android. A year ago, Google celebrated 400 million.
Firefox 21 release adds to Social API, closes security holes
The release of Firefox 21 adds support for new services via its Social API and fixes a number of security flaws, while the Android version of the browser gets new fonts and better HTML5 performance.
Chromebook Pixel: Google I/O could reveal its secret mission
The amazing hardware in the Chromebook Pixel tips Google’s hand on a greater trajectory for ChromeOS. Whether Google I/O begins to reveal the details is one of this week’s big questions.
DocuSign acquires Cartavi for end-to-end digital real estate deals
By combining Cartavi with zipLogix, DocuSign aims to tackle the real estate industry with a "one-stop shop" for brokers, agents, buyers, and sellers.
Goodbye, Lotus 1-2-3
IBM is shutting the doors on Lotus 1-2-3, the software program that made the IBM PC and Microsoft household names.
WalmartLabs acquires software startups OneOps, Tasty Labs
The technology arm of Walmart's global e-commerce unit has gone on a software startup shopping spree.
The one big fix that could save Windows 8
There’s one big move Microsoft could still make to salvage Windows 8. Whether it will have the courage to do it remains a question mark.
Amazon Web Services sponsoring short film category at Napa fest
The new category sponsored by AWS is meant to encourage animated short film submissions as well as the use of technology to bring a story to life.
HTML5 steps closer to baked-in DRM support
The first draft of a specification that would provide a hook for DRM systems to interact with HTML5 has been published by the web standards body W3C.
Google intros one-click 'Save to Drive' button
Google plays catch-up to the likes of Pocket and Evernote with a one-click clipping button for saving web files for later perusal.