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Mid-day Minute - July 15 Tech
Microsoft Corp. unveiled some of the pricing for its cloud computing platform, Windows Azure. It will offer a discount of 15% to 30% to developers and resellers who agree to work with them for six months or more. In the pay-per-use category, the company will charge 12 cents an hour for computing, 15 cents per gigabyte for storage and 10 cents per 10,000 storage transactions.
Microsoft CEO laughs off Google OS challenge
Microsoft Corp's chief executive attempted to laugh off the challenge of Google Inc's planned computer operating system on Tuesday, conceding only that it was interesting.
Facebook gets $6.5 billion valuation with share sale
Facebook netted a $6.5 billion valuation for its common shares on Monday, further underscoring the fast-growing Internet social networking site's high rank among technology and media industry heavyweights.
Daily Outlook - July 14 - Tech
Google reports earning reasults on Thursday after the closing bell. Analysts expect $5.06 a share in profit, up from $4.63 last year.
Microsoft Responds to Google: Office 2010 Moving Online
In a response to Google's announcement last week, Microsoft said it would offer Office software accessible via Web for free.
Microsoft takes on Google as Office moves to Web
Microsoft Corp will release three versions of its dominant Office software that users can access over the Web, catching up with products that rival Google Inc launched three years ago.
Microsoft takes on Google with free Office programs
Microsoft Corp will release a free version of its dominant Office software that users can access over the Web, catching up with products that arch rival Google Inc launched three years ago.
Do social networks like Twitter belong in media?
If there's one group of executives at this week's Sun Valley media and technology conference who ought to be in good spirits, it's the handful steering the fleet of Internet social networks.
Startups give Google thumbs-up over Microsoft
Silicon Valley startups, increasingly dropping Microsof and turning to Web-based software, may be the crucial opening Google needs for its Chrome operating system.
Google CEO to discuss his role on Apple's board
Google Inc Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said he will talk to Apple Inc about how his role on its board might change after Google's move to launch a new operating system.
Bearish Sun Valley media confab surprises Murdoch
Media executives were unusually somber at their annual retreat in Sun Valley, Idaho this week, with News Corp Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch surprised at what he described as the very bearish mood.
Google CEO says will discuss Apple board role
Google Inc Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said he will discuss with Apple Inc how his role on its board might change after Google's move to launch a new operating system.
Google CEO sees Chrome netbook news later this year
Google Inc Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said there may be announcements later this year about netbook PCs running its new Chrome operating system, as the Internet giant makes its deepest push into Microsoft Corp's business.
Daily Wrap up July 9 - Tech
Sprint Nextel Corp. has reached a long-rumored deal worth as much as $5 billion to turn over day-to-day management of its network to Ericsson. Ericsson will take over daily operations and maintenance of Sprint's voice, data, and wireline networks. It will also take on 6,000 Sprint employees.
Confidential Google presentation on behavioral Ads leaks
Consumer Watchdog on Thursday releases a confidential and proprietary annotated version and questions on Google presentation for policymakers that so called online behavioral advertising is transparent to its browser users.
Google Currently working with Tech Companies to build up Chrome OS
Google Inc is already working with technology companies to support the newly announced Google Chrome Operating System from the firm.
Google takes aim at Microsoft with new PC platform
Google Inc plans to attack Microsoft Corp's core business by taking on the software giant's globally dominant Windows operating system for personal computers.
Midday Minute - Tech July 8
Google said Wednesday it will launch an operating system for personal computers next year, taking direct aim at the dominance of Microsoft Corp's Windows franchise. The system, based on Google's Chrome web browser, is designed for all classes of PCs, from small netbooks to full-sized desktop systems, and will be available in machines from multiple PC makers in the second half of next year, the company said.
Wall Street set for flat open as earnings kick off
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a flat open on Wednesday, after shares hit a 10-week low the previous session, as anxious investors awaited the start of the quarterly earnings season.
Stock futures point slightly higher after selloff
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open on Wednesday, following steep losses the previous session, but anxiety over the start of the earnings season dampened optimism.
Futures point slightly higher after selloff
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open on Wednesday, following steep losses the previous session, but anxiety over the start of the earnings season dampened optimism.
Google takes aim at Microsoft with own operating system
Google is preparing to launch an operating system for personal computers next year, taking direct aim at the dominance of Microsoft Corp's Windows franchise.
Google to launch operating system for PCs
Google Inc is preparing to launch an operating system for personal computers next year, taking direct aim at the dominance of Microsoft Corp's Windows franchise.
Google, YouTube win dismissal of some damages claims
A U.S. judge dismissed some damages claims in a copyright infringement lawsuit against Google Inc and its video-sharing Web site YouTube.com but left open the possibility that non-U.S. based rights owners could seek damages for live broadcasts, if they prevail.
Google announces mail delegation and retention for Large Enterprises
On Tuesday, Google launched a new tool for its business customers hoping to coax more adoption of its online 'Apps' suite.
Gmail and other Google Apps Finally out of Beta
After more than 5 years, Google's Gmail is finally out of beta including, taking with Google Calendar, Google Docs and Google Talk.
Daily News Wrap Up - July 7
Another Round of Stimulus?; Credit Debt Hits Hard; Rio team arrested in China
Computing in the Clouds
Storing and sharing real estate documents on the Internet translates into higher productivity and better customer service.
Daily Wrap up July 7 - Tech
Microsoft Corp., which has been fined 1.68 billion euros ($2.34 billion) in European Union antitrust cases, is in preliminary talks to settle two additional probes before EU Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes leaves office, four people familiar with the negotiations said.
Yahoo unveils Search Pad feature
Yahoo Inc on Tuesday unveiled a new feature called Search Pad, a solution to solve a problem that many users on the Web have: how to simplify researching online.


