Windows Phone 7 Gets $400 Million Boost; A Case For Virtualization

Skype has launched its Connect 1.0 enterprise VoIP calling service and is preparing to float a $100 million IPO amid rumors that Cisco is considering a bid to acquire the company.

Responding to tough competition from Apple and other smartphone makers in the handheld gaming market, Nintendo said it will slash $20 from the price of two systems starting September 12.

Gold members will have to shell out more after Nov. 1 if they want to maintain access to multiplayer support and other advanced features.

RIM's engagement with Indian government officials may keep BlackBerry users from losing e-mail and instant messaging service.

Sprint's list price for the smartphone with a new service plan is $249.99, but Amazon is advertising the handset with the same terms for $50 less.

Microsoft on Monday announced that Verizon Wireless customers will have first access to its new Bing application for the Android platform.

The $1.4 billion acquisition would expand the chipmaker's offerings in the smartphone market while also gaining a customer base that includes every major mobile phone maker.

As the White House begins heavy scrutiny of its IT projects, the agency is getting a head start on the multi-year $7.6 billion Consolidated Infrastructure, Automation, Telecomm project and the much smaller Incident Management, Analysis, and Reporting System.

Security researchers have pushed large parts of the spam maker offline, but it may not decrease overall crimeware levels.

A deal with Hollywood studios could help Google TV succeed.

HealthCare.gov hopes transparency on health policy costs, claim denials drives down costs and helps consumers and businesses make better decisions.

Protecting enterprise data and systems while maintaining employee productivity is a delicate balance for CIOs, finds Robert Half survey.

Android 2.2-powered device takes on the iPad with a front-facing camera, Wi-Fi, 3G, and 1080p high-definition playback.

Cogent holds key homeland security contracts in areas such as border control and airline passenger screening.

The country's first long-term evolution wireless network will go live in September, says Samsung, which is making a 4G smartphone for the carrier.

Ruckus Wireless 802.11n equipment installed by Veracity Networks at a 300-home community in Utah offers residents 3 to 5 Mbps service for about $21 a month.