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Microsoft may have 2,000 developers working on Windows 7

Microsoft's head of engineering for the Windows 7 operating system says there are 25 'feature teams' of about 100 employees each working on the upcoming replacement to Windows Vista.

Google's Universal Search for Business

(Source: Google) On August 6th, Google announced an all-new version of the Google Search Appliance integrated hardware and software solution, with a new architecture that can index all of an organization's content - up to 10 million documents - in a single box. Tune into this exclusive Computerworld webcast to learn how your business can benefit from universal search capabilities.

Researchers use nanotech to target chemo cancer treatment

Stanford University researchers are using nanotechnology to develop a way to keep chemotherapy drugs from affecting healthy cells, making the drugs more effective for cancer patients.

National Geographic redefines widget strategy with co-branding effort

National Geographic has started supplying widgets to third-party publishers to run on their Web sites.

Opinion: How agile programming can go wrong

Agile methodologies seemed like a good idea to this software development team. But when the company doesn't sincerely accept the change in workstyle, the result is just a buzzword for 'project hell.'

Google's Android developers unhappy

Google is behaving in a way that threatens to permanently taint its relationship with many Android developers, some believe.

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