IBM is deploying technology in a group of Chinese hospitals that will help them use patient records to make statistical analyses of traditional Chinese medicine treatments.

Microsoft is looking for a Chinese partner to help make the U.S. company a major player in China's Internet-search market.

Pressing Control-Shift-T opens recently closed tabs in a browser.

Sony Ericsson CEO Nordberg expects smartphone use in China to expand to half of all mobile-phone users in the country within five years.

Researcher Gartner cut its 2010 projection for world-wide PC shipments, saying sales will rise 19% but the second half won't be a strong as it previously expected.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev publicly scolded a regional governor for posting on Twitter during a government session.

Staples announced plans to sell Amazon.com's Kindle, becoming the latest brick-and-mortar store to sell the device.

Conglomerate 3M plans to buy Attenti Holdings, an Israeli maker of remote monitoring technology used to track people.

Virgin America is the latest company to use location-based apps for marketing.

Former H-P Chief Executive Mark Hurd wasn't nominated for election to another term as a member of News Corp.'s board.

According to Merriam-Webster, the word "art" can be defined as "the conscious use of skill and creative imagination, especially in the production of aesthetic objects."

Long before the iPhone, the iPod was the device that helped transform Apple from computer company into a consumer electronics company.

Taiwan's major personal-computer makers, Acer, Compal and Quanta, reported rises in second-quarter net profit, helped by a recovery in demand for electronic products.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been questioned by Swedish police regarding allegations of molestation.

Gmail users who feel swamped by a virtual flood of messages will get some help sorting them out.

NASA is revisiting the question of what rocket to build next and whether solid motors will be part of it.

Google is introducing a new feature in Gmail called Priority inbox that it hopes will better highlight important e-mails.

Researchers are reporting that they can overcome a barrier to the continued rapid miniaturization of computer memory.

The deal would give Intel a foothold in the smartphone chip market, a segment of the wireless business that is experiencing strong growth.

As Apple’s line of Mac computers has staged a comeback, more customers have asked that Autodesk make its flagship product available on the platform again.