The popular Eclipse IDE could be at a major crossroads in its development.

MySpace has launched "MySpace Music" in partnership with Sony BMG Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group, EMI is expected to sign up soon.

Software developer Autodesk has said it will fix the file format that's caused trouble for AutoCAD users who also use Riverbed's Steelhead WAN accelerators.

One new bit of code in Windows Mobile 6.1 makes this otherwise-minor release of Microsoft's handheld operating system a watershed for enterprise users.

China is progressing well towards the Olympics with fewer than 130 days remaining, and organizers have given assurances that Internet and media access will meet Olympic standards, an International Olympic Committee official said Thursday.

Iona Technologies is offering technology to link Microsoft applications with systems from Oracle, IBM and others.

Nearly three months after closing the biggest merger in its history, SAP has set the dual challenge of integrating Business Objects' BI tools more tightly with its enterprise resource planning software while also maintaining the independence of those tools to

AT&T plans to sell phones based on Google's Android operating system, after being assured by the search giant that it won't be forced to offer all-Google applications, the operator's chief executive said on Wednesday.

IBM has completed its approximately $845 million tender offer for shares of tools maker Telelogic, IBM said on Thursday.

Financial backing for Sprint Nextel's high-speed wireless WiMax Xohm service may still be questionable, but Motorola, still sees a strong WiMax market with or without Sprint in the mix.

EMI Music has hired Google's Chief Information Officer Douglas Merrill to be president of its digital business division, the latest high-profile executive to seek greener pastures away from the Googleplex.

Swedish startup Twingly has launched a blog search engine designed to deliver spam-free search results.

Providers of applications security testing tools say business is taking off, as more customers are building such capabilities into their development lifecycles and large platform providers have picked off some of their closest rivals.

Just as many financial services firms failed to predict the meltdown of the sub-prime lending sector and its ripple effect on the overall U.S. economy, IT and data security teams won't be able to sufficiently secure their assets and information