Manufacturers of an estimated 70 percent of Android-based smartphones are now paying Microsoft a "licensing fee" to avoid litigation.

A lot of scammers use "scareware" urging you to buy their, rather questionable, software. Now James Gross has filed suit in Washington State claiming Symantec engages in similar tactics.

Finding your files from within an application is not the same as simply hunting for the file in a browser. Why? Because, for some reason, there are two versions of the browser menu. This article provides some tips in getting them to behave.

Yesterday was Patch Tuesday. MS12-004 , which plugs two holes in Windows Media Player, is considered the most critical of the patches to install.

Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA) is moving away from in-house hosting for e-mail and documentation. They’ve decided to move all their employees to the Google Apps for Business suite.

Nokia has been showing off the Lumia 900 smartphone and the operating system seems to be a little different. The Lumia is actually running a variation of Mango referred to as "Commercial release 2".

Altima Technologies, Inc. has released NetZoom 12 for Visio. NetZoom for Visio includes a number of features to help you model and maintain the physical infrastructure of a data center.

A release date, and price, for Kinect for Windows has been announced. The date is only a couple of weeks away but the price, $249, seems inflated.

Bing Maps has been upgraded with a new routing engine. The Customizable Route Planning engine is designed to allow users to pick alternate routes for driving directions.

The "Lilupophilupop" SQL injection hack has infected about a million URLs since it was detected last month. The scam redirects traffic to Lilupophilupop.com where users are prompted to download either a fake antivirus program or a fake version of Adobe Flash.