Internet search behemoth, Google has launched a mobile version of its Google Talk (GTalk) for Apple’s iconic touch-screen smartphone and its non-telephony iPod Touch stable mate. The mobile version of GTalk comes with design...

Only 3% of people recycle their mobile phones despite the fact that most have old devices lying around at home that they no longer use according to a global consumer survey released by Nokia Tuesday. As part of this study, Nokia survey some 6,500 people...

According to Gartner, an information technology research and advisory firm, Software AG is now the third largest vendor globally for both business process management suites (BPMS)...

Serena Software Monday launched a new Business Mashup designed specifically for the application release process. Hailing it as the first Business Mashup to solve the classic problem associated with traditional application...

Over the next few years the growing cost of bulk diesel fuel, coupled with wholesale electricity price increases, are likely to offset significant gains in cellular base station power efficiency. This will result in a collective...

Location Based Services (LBS) in Asia Pacific (AP) are set to see a spike from 11% in 2007 to 27% in 2013 says an ABI Research report. Within the same period, a similar rise can be expected in Western and Eastern Europe...

Nokia this week announced that Warner Music Group will make its diverse catalog of new stars and legendary artists available through Nokia Music Stores globally as well as through Comes With Music—Nokia’s latest music offering...

Hewlett Packard Singapore (HP) has teamed up with one of the nation’s tertiary institutions Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP) to establish Asia’s first “green” information and communication technology (ICT) solutions center...

Microsoft Corp. will today officially stop selling Windows XP, the operating system (OS) that animates millions of personal computers around the world. However this is hardly great news to the masses that are resisting forced migration to XP’s successor, Vista...

Big news broke Tuesday when Nokia announced that it will purchase the remaining stock it doesn't own in Symbian and then migrate the solution to an "Open" platform. "This is a significant milestone in our software strategy" said Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, CEO of Nokia in a statement. The Finnish communications giant...