Matthew Hicks

Lindows Inc., fresh from changing the name of its flagship product, is preparing to go public as it struggles to earn a profit. The San Diego-based

After posting another quarter of poor earnings, Sun Microsystems Inc. faces more pressure than ever from both shareholders and IT customers to prove that

While Microsoft Corp. has reached a $440 million settlement with InterTrust Technologies Corp. around digital rights management patents, it is far from

Cisco Systems Inc. has brought together eight years of its work on internal streaming media and video on demand in a new product offering for enterprises

When European Union regulators rule this week in their antitrust case against Microsoft Corp., their decision will do more than possibly force the

While a controversial back-ordering service for Web addresses moved another step closer to becoming a reality over the weekend, pending lawsuits leave its

The overseer of the Internet's domain naming system is closer to approving a controversial service for back-ordering Web addresses. The subject of past

SAN FRANCISCO—VeriSign Inc. introduced on Wednesday a technology partnership with Microsoft Corp. that combines its strong authentication services

Competition in the Web conferencing market continued to grow on Monday as two more companies announced new services and software for holding real-time

With portions of Microsoft Windows NT and 2000 source code running wild on the Internet, programmers are battling the temptation to peek at the operating

SAN DIEGO—eBay Inc. is expanding its developer program to support more Web services protocols and programming languages, the company announced on

Microsoft Corp. this week released a follow-on update to its earlier patch for an Internet Explorer spoofing vulnerability. The new update, released in a