Ryan Naraine

In a deal that speaks volumes about the shaky state of the mobile phone industry, market leader Nokia on Thursday said it would collaborate with rival

It is becoming a busy day for bug fixes within Microsoft's flagship Internet Explorer browser. The software giant issued a massive security patch to deal

Armonk, NY-based tech giant IBM Corp. on Wednesday conceded operational issues need to be addressed urgently to stem the flow of red ink, but maintained

Computer maker Apple on Tuesday fixed its eyes on the mainstream server market, announcing the release of the Xserve 1U rack-mount server for business and

Search technology firm Inktomi Corp Tuesday released its Search Toolkit, an XML-based server tool targeting enterprise Web developers. Inktomi, locked in

Motorola Ventures, the VC arm of Chicago-based Motorola Inc. has upped its stake in subscription-based interactive wireless gaming upstart Codeonline in a

Like a classic heavyweight boxing match, the pendulum has swung to the side of Macromedia Inc. in its patent infringement fight with competitor and Adobe

Qualcomm Inc. has scoffed at calls for an industry-wide 5 percent limit on royalty rates for 3G patents, dismissing the proposal by competitor Nokia as

Minneapolis-based Plato Learning has shelled out $25 million in cash and stock to acquire Web-based e-learning software firm NetSchools, Corp. Under terms

The anti-CARP Webcasting lobby has gone into overdrive with more than two dozen Net radio firms heading to Washington to protest a royalty rate structure

A format string bug has been detected in the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Daemon (DHCPD) server that may permit a remote attacker to execute code

Finnish cell phone giant Nokia Corp. on Wednesday urged competitors to place a hard cap on royalty rates for 3G patents, arguing that such a move would