Microsoft E-health Research Taps Xbox, Mobile Phones

Microsoft is researching how gadgets like the company's Xbox 360, surface computers and accelerometers in mobile phones could be used to improve health care.

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IBM Launches Eight-core Power7 Processor, Servers

UPDATE: IBM launched its latest eight-core Power7 processor on Monday.

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Windows 7 Just Being Honest About Battery Life

Microsoft has looked into reported issues with Windows 7 battery life and determined that users are simply caught off guard by Windows 7 more accurate battery life reporting.

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Apple iPad Price Cut: Blunder or Brilliance?

Is Apple really planning to cut the price of its iPad tablet? We don't know, but one thing is sure: Apple should take price action before sales begin, not after.

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iPad's Best Innovation? No-Contract Wireless

iPad customers will purchase their 3G wireless service direct from Apple, with no contract required. This is a great idea that needs to spread.

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ShmooCon: Web App Storage Open to Attack

A researcher finds that Web applications could open their users to new types of data breaches.

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Why e-Books Must Cost More

If e-books are to successfully replace paper, it won't happen at Amazon's $9.99 e-book pricing. Thank Steve Jobs for opening the door to higher prices.

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Oracle Buys AmberPoint for SOA Management

Oracle announced Monday it is buying SOA management vendor AmberPoint.

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Report: Google to Make Gmail More Social

Google will add social features to Gmail, according to the Wall Street Journal.

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Weak Forecasts Kill Supercomm Trade Show

Supercomm, a U.S. telecommunications trade show, has been canceled for 2010 due to weak demand.

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