Vendors and Providers

Samsung begins mass production of 3-bit 3D NAND chips

The chips will be used in next-generation SSDs

Microsoft and the Windows Phone

Is Lack of Self-Confidence Becoming a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy?

After iOS 8’s glitches, Apple might want to rethink its update strategy

Facebook and Android’s approach to software releases isn’t as fast or pervasive as Apple’s, but these companies aren’t at risk from a PR storm from a massive rollout of a buggy update.

Guess how many U.S. lawmakers have a Windows Phone?

AT&T to pay $105 million to settle mobile-phone cramming charges

No, the Windows 10 preview’s keylogger will not steal your bank information

Word hit last week that the beta for Winodws 10 had a keylogger built in and the web went nuts. Understandable, but also wrong.

OS X Yosemite preview gleans user data, too

That's how betas work

AT&T and Blue Jeans Network Partner on Video Collaboration Offer

Service includes new enhanced accessibility for customers with disabilities.

IBM Watson HQ Opens for Business in New York’s Silicon Alley

The 12-story IBM Watson Global Headquarters will open its doors in the heart of New York City's Silicon Alley tomorrow morning in an effort to attract talented students and entrepreneurs.

With Windows 10, Will Microsoft Truly Listen to Customers?

Microsoft has launched what it calls its 'largest-ever open collaborative development' effort to try to ensure its next operating system is what customers want. But has Microsoft really learned from the mistakes of Windows 8?