Spring is in full bloom and for many that means dusting off the cobwebs and cleaning the dog’s nose prints off the windows. For small busine

To kick off the annual BlackBerry World trade show, Research In Motion unveiled a gadget, the BlackBerry Music Gateway, that bridges your phone

Providing patients secure portable medical data in their wallet, paperless registration and vital medical data accessible by first responders in emergencies CITRUS HEIGHTS, Calif.(BUSINESS WIRE) LifeMed ID , a Health Security Smart Card software company providing patient identity management solutions and medical record connectivity across entire provider systems and disparate groups, has deployed its SecureReg software at Resolute Health in New Braunfels, Texas. The Resolute Health BeneFIT card will be issued at the Resolute Health Center for Wellbeing and the …

The New York Times accused Apple of evading billions of dollars in taxes by setting up subsidiary companies in tax-free or low-tax states and co

What should Apple do with its $110 billion pile of cash? Buy Foursquare and Square, says Mor Naaman. Apple would immediately become a giant payments company, and it could completely take over the local point-of-sale market. In this article, Naaman makes his case for the deal.

Microsoft just signed a deal with one of the biggest electronics makers in the world to license technologies related to Android and Chrome. The

Life just got a bit rosier for merchants using Square’s mobile credit-card reader. The company is now making cash from sales made before 5 p.m. available the next business day to merchants meaning they won’t have to wait several

Zidisha is the world’s first direct peer-to-peer micro-lending platform, providing Internet users the chance to directly loan money to ent

Boston rail commuters will soon have the ability to use their smartphones to buy and display their train tickets. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority will launch the U.S.’s first smartphone rail ticketing system this fall through a partnership with London-based Masabi.

Earlier this year we reported quite a bit on Aereo, a New York startup that offers customers the ability to watch network TV (the free stuff you get over rabbit ears) on any internet connected device. They are now embroiled