Corporate IT departments have seen better value from Web 2.0 technologies in the workplace and should continue to adopt more of those applications at their own pace, says a new report by Forrester Research....

The Wall Street Journal said Microsoft, which is lagging behind Google in the online advertising market is looking at buying almost five per cent in one of the world’s top three social networking site...

A damning report by New Zealand scientists could harm the MP3 party. A survey said listening to loud music on digital players could cause deafness. MP3 players are being blamed for a rise in the number of young people with permanent hearing damage.

Internet behemoth Google Inc made headlines this morning with the launch of its Gadget Ads and Mobile Ads in Singapore, the first country in Southeast Asia to offer the new online advertising products...

World’s second largest PC maker, Dell has tied up with Chinese electronics retailer Gome to sell PCs through its shops in a bid to increase its market share to double digits in the highly competitive Chinese market....

A few days after the European Union asked Microsoft to share some of its details with rivals, two of its fiercest rivals Google and IBM have come together to offer Office suite...

Mozilla has updated the Firefox 3.0 to alpha 8 with more security features that makes it really potent...

As Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) prices fell down across the world, Asian chipmakers saw their fortunes in the stock market also fall. DRAM memory chip prices fell to their lowest...

SAPs much-awaited launch of a Software as a Service (SaaS) offering received lukewarm response from the very people it wanted to target. Called as ‘Business By Design,” this was SAP’s first SaaS offering. SAP CEO Henning Kagermann called the Business By Design "the most important announcement I've made in my career."

A new research by Juniper Research says that as the potential market for the mobile TV services grow, the global mobile TV revenues will exceed USD 6.6 billion per year by 2012....