Users of the Firefox and Chrome browsers can now video chat without the need for pesky plug-ins
A job posting suggests Twitter is getting serious about security
The tiny Linux board has lost the Ethernet, USB, and $10 off its price tag
SAS' Visual Analytics software has now been adapted to users including work groups and medium-sized businesses
BSA warns small companies that buying counterfeit software could lead to something more troublesome than a fine
Teradata CTO Stephen Brobst tells TechWeekEurope about spending 20 years in analytics and advising Barack Obama
An Israeli start-up wants to stop people from buying books before they read them
Oracle has lost a bid to end a legal dispute with HP over Intel's Itanium processor, meaning the penalty phase…
Facebook has recorded impressive revenue growth thanks in part to its growing focus on mobile devices
Israel's government and private sector nurture new talent at the Time incubator
Microsoft is hoping consumers will be willing to pay £6 a month to access its new cloud-friendly version of Office
Monolithic networks are great says Padmasree Warrior, especially if they include standard SDN interfaces
There's a decline in copyright notices, but a rise in government user information requests
Everything you wanted to know about Canonical’s upcoming mobile OS
Following poor financial results, Logitech has said it is considering selling businesses including the LifeSize video-conferencing unit
Post-Microsoft acquisition changes continue to pique privacy advocate interest in Skype
Google Maps is no longer the most popular mobile app in the US, having been overtaken by Facebook
As many as 1,000 Symantec employees could go
Open source legend takes a sabbatical for “family reasons”
IT planners are being told to 'believe the hype' surrounding big data, according to new research from Ovum
The revamp of Yahoo! continues as it acquires social news clipping service Snip.it...and then shuts it down
Mozilla is to offer developers a preview of the Keon and the Peak smartphones running the Firefox OS
IBM's profits were up in the fourth quarter due to strong software and hardware performance, but revenues declined
TweetDeck will close as a company but client will continue as Twitter builds up its walled garden
Plaintiffs demand the hosting company shares responsibility for violating their privacy
New Rackspace site to get no-frills servers, it seems
Government advised to think about the negative impact of technology on social integration
As part of the deal, the telecoms provider has launched a digital start-up hub
Google Docs' end of support for older Microsoft Office formats was originally scheduled for last autumn, but was pushed back…