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If you have a BlackBerry Bold 9650 or a Curve 3G on the Verizon network, tonight you get the equivalent of a new phone.

Yahoo today reported better-than-expected results for the fourth quarter, with display advertising showing growth and content properties gaining ground as the company continues its turnaround efforts.

In a great paper at the latest 5th Biennial Conference on Innovative Data Systems Research (CIDR ‘11) Microsoft researchers present an innovative scale-out database architecture. Will this be the product that brings Oracle back to earth?

The idea of printing a document from your smartphone directly to a printer at home or the office is a good one. And I applaud Google for trying to meet this need.

Just days after Verizon launched its first iPhone ad, a new TV spot from Apple for the iPhone 4 highlights both Verizon and AT&T with the pitch "two is better than one."

I previously wrote about why you shouldn’t get the iPhone on Verizon. This was before the official announcement, and now we have a lot more details about what Verizon’s iPhone will offer.

Don’t get too excited if you start seeing some desktops offering the new AMD Radeon HD 6700-series graphics cards.

Toshiba has fired up a web site to tease us with its upcoming Android tablet. According to the site the Toshiba tablet will run the latest version of Android, Honeycomb.

Google acknowledged its critics who argue that search results are becoming more spam filled and declared war on content farms and “low-quality content.” The move makes sense, but does set up for a slippery slope. Who exactly judges low quality?

It’s been a long short week here in snowy New York. Here are a few additional Microsoft news bits about which I didn’t have a chance to blog earlier this week.