Microsoft on Tuesday stepped out of its normal patch-release cycle to issue a set of fixes for vulnerabilities that affect every version of Internet explorer.

Tektronix is proposing a series of hands-on problem-based laboratory experiments to teach students the fundamentals of test and measurement for basic electronics.

IBM has signed a $1.2bn deal to acquire Chicago-based predictive analytics software company SPSS.

Microsoft and Yahoo! have announced an agreement.

A website that promised to let you know who was stalking you on Twitter may have been a phishing site. Details on the scam, and on how to be safe on Twitter.

The UK government has published a guide explaining why and how public sector bodies should use Twitter.

Agilent Technologies has agreed to acquire Varian, the supplier of scientific instrumentation for life science and applied market applications, in a deal valued at $1.5bn.

In this video, Lorenzo Colitti, network engineer at Google, discusses the company's new IPv6 network

Canada's industry minister Tony Clement has encouraged Blackberry maker Research in Motion (RIM) to bid in an auction for the mobile network unit of bankrupt.

The decline in the IT jobs market looks as though it might be beginning to level out. The past quarter has seen an easing off in the fall of vacancies.

Google has rolled out one more Gmail tool to help us wrangle the daily deluge of emails: an option to automagically unsubscribe from certain mailing lists. I gave it a try to see if it really worked

Searching online for that nude video of ESPN reporter Erin Andrews? Better not, say computer security specialists.

Ladies and gentleman, you can now mark your calendars with a permanent pen, felt-tip marker, or even a paint brush.

“After sharp inventory corrections in our markets during the prior two quarters, our revenue levels are beginning to more closely reflect end demand," said TI

While accuser Secunia stick to its guns.Adobe has played down the charge that it has been serving.

Vodafone is launching a communications platform to enable companies to speed up and reduce risk on projects where machines communicate with each other.

We got a chance to toy with HP's latest "pro-level" ultraportable at the tail end of last month, and while it proved to be a bit chunky, the specs list is hard to argue with.

It wasn't too hard to see this one coming, but Microsoft has now officially rolled

Microsoft today delivered six security updates that patched nine vulnerabilities. The patches fix two bugs now being used by hackers but leave one still open to exploit..

Slow return to sales normality.After recent declines, demand for Dell products is ‘stabilising', the company has said.

At its Worldwide Partner Conference in New Orleans, Microsoft gave partners a glimpse of the business model and service level agreement for its Windows Azure cloud development platform.

Microsoft’s online music strategy has been a disaster, with its half-hearted efforts with MTV and Zune being the most obvious. And here they are again, fast-following with another business model.

Microsoft is taking on the competition by adding a lot of collaboration and cloud-based features to Office 2010.

It's back. The Quanta assembled Apple netbook rumor that kicked off in March with a Commercial Times report calling for a Wintek-supplied touchscreen has returned... with a fever.

Looks like RIM's getting serious about optical trackballs -- first the Curve 8520 ditched the spinner and now it looks like the Onyx has been upgraded as well.

While Chrome OS is still a pretty rough sketch in our mind's eye, the Google boys have hosted a press conference to answer a few burning questions.

It may have already been teased, poked and prodded, but the TG01 from Toshiba

The Identity and Passport Service (IPS) has contracted IBM to build a database to support the Government's switch to biometric passports.

Big name brands are ignoring conversations on Twitter