A fresh chip design from ARM could pave the way for the smartphone specialist to enter the data center.

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ARM Mounts Next Offensive Against Intel

Betaworks, a technology incubator in New York, is teaming up with The New York Times to introduce a social news service.

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Betaworks and The Times Plan a Social News Service

SAP’s co-chief executive sees an opportunity in the high-profile executive shuffling at Oracle, its rival.

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SAP Looks to Benefit From the Oracle Tempest

Apple says it will make its app approval process more transparent.

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Apple Lifts Restrictions for App Approvals

Jonathan Schwartz opts for the start-up route, alongside a former Apple and Microsoft developer.

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Ex-Sun Chief Gets Healthy With New Venture

The tech pundits weigh in on the latest lineup of Apple iPods, offering in-depth reviews, side-by-side comparisons and even a logo contest.

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Rounding Up the iPod Reviews

A new application allows free access to content stored on desktop computers from Apple mobile devices.

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ZumoCast Offers a Personalized Cloud

Willow Garage, a California-based technology company, announced on Wednesday that its PR2 robot would go on sale to businesses and the general public.

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Your Very Own $400,000 Robot

Steven P. Jobs says his customers don’t want to watch “amateur hour.” So why are they watching so much video on Facebook?

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Do People Want ‘Amateur Hour’ on Their TVs?

Google will update its privacy policies next month to offer simpler, more transparent language, but a privacy expert worry that the changes are actually bad for consumers.

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Google to Simplify Its Privacy Policies