Thanks to strong sales of its Droid devices, Motorola's phone division posted its first profits since 2006 when its Razr handsets were still all the rage.
Beginning today, Microsoft's adCenter platform will now power Bing and Yahoo search results, fully unifying the two search engines under a deal that began in 2009.
MySpace, the once mighty social network, has been retooled and relaunched as a music and entertainment social network. The new look still resembles Facebook.
Ray Ozzie, Microsoft's departing Chief Software Architect, wrote a very long and detailed blog post about how far the company has come and where computing is headed.
Reacting to major European outrage, Google has appointed a director of privacy and expanded its privacy policies, but is confronted by Italy and the UK about Street View.
Samsung is developing its own operating system to run on both smart televisions and phones. By linking its products, the company hopes to attract app developers.
Java-based exploits have skyrocketed to more than 6 million in the last few months, according to Microsoft. The reason: people aren't installing patches and bug fixes.
Yahoo lashes out at comScore and Google Instant for its drop in search market share for September, while rumors point toward a possible AOL aquisition.
Opera Mobile for Android will add pinch-to-zoom and hardware acceleration for faster browsing, while Opera 11 will catch up the likes of Firefox and Chrome with plug-in extensions.