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IBM has launched a new product called Returnable Container Management, which uses the Internet of Things to track

Today at the IBM Information on Demand event, IBM will demo a new app that will bring the

Looking for a more affordable and more stable hosted email service than Gmail? According to Lotus, that's exactly

We've all seen photos of ourselves in locations we can't quite remember. Often they're from exotic travels or

After having both knees replaced, my father has earned the nickname "the titanium bear". For months he sulked

In this edition of the Weekly Wrapup - our newsletter summarizing the top stories of the week -

In the Web world, you know that a trend has major traction when IBM is all over it.

Today, IBM is launching PartnerWorld Communities, a new social net for the hardware/software giant's partners to identify skills,

Today, IBM will announce its plans to target Vietnam as a key market for new investments and partnerships

CoScripter is a Firefox plug-in created by IBM Research, with the aim of automating web processes. CoScripter is

Many a neutech hipster looked askance at the huge IBM-plex situated front and center at this year's Web

IBM has announced an online "radiology theatre" product, currently at the prototype stage, which allows teams of medical

IBM's research scientists in India have developed a technology that will offer users the ability to talk to

IBM, Google Health and a consortium of medical device makers and other companies announced today that they have

IBM is about to commit itself heavily to browser-based applications. The giant IT company is quietly working on

The word on the street this month is speech. (Which makes it the spoken word on the street.)

Every year IBM releases a "Next Five in Five" list, a list of innovations that "have the potential

It's time for our weekly summary of Web Technology news, products and trends. On the trends side, we

IBM is about to commit itself heavily to browser-based applications. The giant IT company is quietly working on

Recently we noted that some large enterprise software companies were calling SaaS a fad that would soon pass