IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository appears to move away from 'Big SOA WS-* style integration' by Joe McKendrick

Is hiding IT system complexity too narrow a focus for SOA? by Joe McKendrick

Unless Apple decides to make Apple TV as irresistible as it's made the iPod and iPhone, it's still anybody's game when it comes to the streaming media device that could capture the living rooms and the HDTVs installed within of

The Adult Entertainment industry drove the adoption of DVD and the streaming media technologies that everyone now enjoys and takes for granted on the Internet. Will pioneering in mobile porn also accelerate adoption of Google's Android mobile OS? by Jason

East Anglia to release what climate data it has. by Harry Fuller

Is putting all your trust in a single company wise? Or is knowing exactly where your data is, versus spread think across several providers, a great way to minimize risk? by Garett Rogers

Readers who don't share my infatuation with all things GOOG will probably expect me to predict that netbooks running Chrome OS will dominate the educational space in a year and save schools and students countless dollars. Believe it or not,

Will the GPU ever become the metric that we use to measure PCs with, replacing the GHz-centric and core-centric CPU? by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

If you were hoping for massive price cuts from Apple during today's Black Friday retail marathon, you may be dissappointed. Apple's Black Friday sales began yesterday in Australia and New Zealand as clocks flipped past midnight at various time zones

Describing virtualization technology to everyday folks is challenging. by Dan Kusnetzky

To spam or not to spam, it's all in the presentation. See if you can spot if this is a genuine email from Microsoft, or a semi-elaborate spam mesage. by Zack Whittaker

While Windows Mobile fans like myself are very pleased with the HTC Touch Pro2 there hasn't been as much excitement around a Microsoft smartphone as we have seen with the HTC HD2 for quite some time. People are enthusiastic about

Chronology of blogs on the East Anglia climate center hacking and resulting swirl or argument. by Harry Fuller

Skeptics vow investigation of corrupt science; global warming researchers says facts are facts. by Harry Fuller

Water management problems capture more attention from environmental technology player Locus. by Heather Clancy

Bring a flash drive to your parent's house over Thanksgiving and make sure their Mac is in tip-top shape with six easy software upgrades. by Jason D. O'Grady

If the same agency that creates the 'I'm a Mac-I'm a PC' commercials were charged with selling cloud, here's what would result. by Joe McKendrick