Laura Rohde

Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM) will license some of its keyboard patents to handheld device maker Handspring Inc., the companies announced Tuesday.

Nokia Corp. is demonstrating how users can access broadband services from any location, including a friend's PC or laptop or even a wireless connection, using their own usernames and passwords to access personal profiles.

Lucent Technologies Inc. posted its tenth consecutive quarterly loss on Wednesday, as customers continue to cut spending with the telecommunications equipment maker.

Xerox Corp. plans to cut between 350 and 400 jobs at its North American Solutions Group, or about 10 per cent of the workforce in that division, as part of its ongoing cost-cutting measures, the office equipment company said Wednesday.

Siebel Systems Inc. will ship the latest version of its customer relationship management (CRM) eBusiness applications globally in the fourth quarter, the company announced in September.

The Mozilla development project, mozilla.org, on Monday released Phoenix 0.1, a speedier version of its open source Web browser.

As part of an overall unified security architecture, Nortel Networks Corp. on Monday launched two new products: the Alteon SSL 410 for SSL (secure sockets layer) extranets and Contivity Secure IP Services Gateways for clear-text routing.

Hong Kong and Denmark are taking the best advantage of current information and communication technologies, and have economies that are most advantageously positioned to benefit from future mobile Internet services, according to a recent study.