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ZDNet colleague Mary Jo Foley provides a very comprehensive overview of the new initiatives and offerings coming out of Redmond intended to support IT management.

Facebook Deals will be launching “in the coming weeks.” A few more details on how the program will work, and how it will be differentiated from daily-deal market leaders Groupon and LivingSocial, have been revealed courtesy of NetworkEffect:

Google will hold back its Android 3.0 "Honeycomb" to smaller phone manufacturers for an undisclosed period of time, Google said Thursday.

Oracle on Thursday reaffirmed its position regarding Intel Corp’s Itanium platform and responded to claims made by Intel and Hewlett-Packard about long-life ahead for the IA64.

Microsoft and its competitors are big on breaking down sales data in terms of number of units sold per day.

Back in October of last year, the day before it was formally unveiled, I wondered if OS X Lion would be the last of its kind.

While Microsoft is rolling out a number of test builds of various private-cloud building blocks this week, the company also is poised to deliver a beta of Server App-V, one of its public-cloud foundation technologies.

It has begun: The strategic consolidation of the energy and carbon management software category got its first high-profile example this week in the form of IBM’s proposed acquisition of Las Vegas-based TRIRIGA.

A New York federal judge has overturned a Nov. 2009 agreement on whether or not Google can digitize millions of books as part of its Google Books initiative.

Microsoft is suing Barnes & Noble, Invetec, and Foxconn International over alleged patent infringements by the Android-based Nook e-reader sold by Barnes & Noble.