Using psychology to sort through social-media static
Software firms are racing to help brands understand what customers are really saying about their products.
Software firms are racing to help brands understand what customers are really saying about their products.
AT&T is closing in on Verizon in LTE network coverage
AT&T announced another a new batch of 14 LTE market launches on Wednesday.
Apple patents technology to follow your trajectory, drive your appliances crazy
Apple received a patent for wireless location tracking technology.
Gaithersburg cloud firm GXS to be acquired for $1.165 B
OpenText agreed to pay more than twice GXS’s FY 2012 revenue.
SAP CEO McDermott takes a bet on millennial leaders
As the world’s largest purchasing class, SAP can’t ignore them — so it’s trying to attract them.
Open data could save trillions, but not yet
The public and private sectors must first embrace free information sharing, and regulate accordingly.
Business tech spending slow but steady, earnings show
Tech giants such as Intel and IBM have seen mixed results this year as consumer demands change.
Oracle acquires cloud company BigMachines
The move could be an attempt to catch up to competitors such as Salesforce, according to one analyst.
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Childhood home of Steve Jobs gets 'historic' label
The Silicon Valley home where Apple co-founder Steve Jobs grew up and built some of his first computers is now on the Los Altos, Calif., list of historic properties.Photo Galleries
Microsoft showcases
new technologies in D.C.
The software giant displayed some of its most cutting-edge innovations at a fair.
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