Motorola has published another full-page ad for one of its Android devices, and takes a poke at the iPhone's inability to access Flash.

HP won the bidding war for 3PAR, but Dell will pocket a $72 million termination fee that could help fund purchase of another storage provider and bolster Dell's aggressive move into IT services.

Would-be Wave users will soon see the project's open source code packaged for easier deployment.

Though state agencies have resumed IT operations, the Virginia Information Technologies Agency and Northrop Grumman, which has apologized for a more than weeklong failure, are still working to recover data.

Stuxnet served to catalyze concerns about smart grid security, which the 537-page "Guidelines for Smart Grid Cyber Security" strives to address by providing security requirements and a risk assessment framework.

Some say they are abstract if not downright misleading. But TPC benchmarks remain the only available standardized test of total-system performance and cost. Use them with caution.

Instead of campaigning to marshal support against Ellison's Java plans, Java creator Gosling has trivialized the issue with his insipid T-shirt "protest."

Similar to the Apple iPhone 4 or Samsung Galaxy S in design, the prototype mobile device has a glasses-free 3D parallax screen and multiple 3D cameras.

Updated BIOS released to detect faulty power harness in certain Satellite model notebooks.

Addition of storage vendor will aid Hewlett-Packard in achieving its "Converged Infrastructure" focus on storage, server, and networking.

Stanford Hospital & Clinics will migrate to Accenture's virtualization offering, which will be a key component of the hospital's technology infrastructure.

Distribution, codenamed Maverick Meerkat, speeds boot time, enhances cloud integration.

$99 console will offer television downloads as well as streaming content from Netflix, YouTube, and Internet radio.

Sprint on Friday announced that the new Samsung Galaxy Epic 4G Android phone is one of its best sellers.

Users can view their active sessions of the social network and shut them down from one central control.

If workers use certain collaboration tools just because they’re compelled to do so, they'll get lost in the white noise of misplaced communications.

The VMworld closing general session in San Francisco showcased potential advances in the user interface that may allow more direct interaction with computer systems.

With Meaningful Use regulations yet to address images and provide clear direction, CIOs face competing priorities in making choices about institutions' Radiology Information Systems.