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Will the iPhone grab the lead in games?

Game developers are looking to Apple iPhone owners as a new audience for their latest creations. Compare your salary Use the IT salary benchmark wizard and know the average salary differences between different job functions. Join activeTechPros. http://www.activetechpros.com ... External Source

Sony hires a professional fixer

The Japanese electronics giant, in the middle of an internal makeover, hires George Bailey from IBM, a longtime electronics industry consultant. External Source

Businesses hunting for gold with data mining

Companies are gathering more data and using increasingly sophisticated tools to use data mining and modeling to improve their businesses. External Source

AMD shrugs off Intel cross-licensing threat

Intel has yet to act on threat to pull out of cross-licensing agreement involving an AMD joint venture, which AMD's Asia-Pacific head insists poses no issue. External Source

Employers still grapple over IT pay, skills

While employers now hold bargaining power, increase in skills pool and lower salaries relate more to tech workers with generic skills, say HR execs. External Source

Netbook demand to rise in Singapore

Cloud computing and prevalence of wireless broadband in country will drive sales of portable and ultraportable PCs, says AMI-Partners. External Source

IBM launches System S stream computing

System S is a business analytics tool, built following five years of research into the real-time analysis of large amounts of unstructured business or scientific data. External Source

Facebook's Holocaust controversy

Facebook is under fire for allowing Holocaust denial groups to remain on the site, claiming they don't violate the social network's terms of service. External Source

Tech giants line up for e-health dollars

Allscripts, Cisco, Citrix, Dell, Intel, Intuit, Microsoft and Nuance Communications are banding together in an effort to make doctors aware of the benefits of electronic health records. External Source

Video game industry sales down 17 percent--again

NPD Group says that despite the latest figures showing a year-over-year decline in sales, it's hard to reach the conclusion that the industry has begun to soften. External Source

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