Three of 27 state agencies continue to experience problems from last week's EMC storage area network failure.

Coupons.com data, based upon the number of coupons printed or saved to store loyalty cards in various categories, indicates distinctions between the users of the two mobile operating systems.

Apple is set to take the wraps of the newest entries in its lineup of consumer-friendly tech gadgets.

The wireless retailer is making the popular Android handset available for a limited time, but only to its friends on the social networking site.

Beijing Eedoo Technology formed to develop the eBox multimedia device.

Two organizations have been authorized by the Department of Health and Human Services to test and certify e-health record products for meaningful use incentive program eligibility.

Motorola has indicated via its support forums that Droid X users who update to Android 2.2 from a leaked ROM won't be able to install the official update.

The GoGo service, which uses a terrestrial cellular network, has been installed on 1,000 U.S. aircraft.

Virtualization software from Amazon EC2 designers aims to operate across multiple virtual machine formats and internal and external clouds.

Package of blade hardware, storage management software, and consulting will launch a private cloud in 20% of the time it typically takes.

Search giant and VoIP pioneer join RIM on the list of tech companies facing sanctions on the subcontinent.

More details about the Samsung Galaxy Tab -- an Android-based tablet device -- have surfaced, and it looks as though it will be sold by Verizon Wireless in the U.S.

Gmail has gained an automated, trainable filter that attempts to segregate important e-mail messages.

The Rover looks like an oversized hockey puck, fits in a backpack and can connect up to to eight laptops or other devices to the Internet at claimed download speeds of 3 to 6 megabits per second.

Uncertainty over the data certification requirements for Electronic Health Records has normally unflappable healthcare CIOs exasperated.

The CIO surge toward virtualization and NetApp's "50% guarantee" are driving the company's powerful growth, says CEO Tom Georgens.

The deal promises to strengthen Google's social competency and to address issues of app discoverability.

VMware VDI environments can improve performance as much as 10x using the FalconStor Network Storage Server, the company claims, and provide integrated multi-tier data protection.