Quick Heal today has revenues of Rs 100 crore, while its market is worth at least Rs 350 crore.

How Research In Motion plans to change the image of its devices.

They have been around for years, but ultralight Notebooks have suddenly taken the Indian market by storm.

Windows Vista is possibly the most feature-rich operating system (ok, from the Microsoft stable). But it's perennially hungry for resources, writes Harpreet Singh.

A small set of hotel chains shows that eco-friendly practices help boost profits, not just a caring image.

A new BlackBerry and a new Mac, that should make one happy!

A bevy of new businesses is raising money from the primary markets. As an investor, you can choose to be adventurous but after lots of diligence.

Cheap, svelte and robust, netbooks have reached a unique tipping point. An impending broadband revolution and rising incomes will render them as commonplace as your cell phone.

The slowdown is fuelling the explosive growth of malware or malicious software and both India Inc. and Indian consumers are in the firing line.

Two decades after entering India, Microsoft is changing tack. Though its renewed push has coincided with the economic slowdown, the changes in the company’s strategy are for the long term. Rahul Sachitanand reports.

Business Today tries out an advance beta version of what will probably be the biggest software launch of the year—Windows 7—and gives its verdict.

Devices that respond to speech and gesture, lights that last 60,000 hours—2009 will have its own share of innovations.

Indian IT firms have largely given products the miss. But now, a host of start-ups are aggressively launching innovative products that are finding a ready market. Can an Indian company one day launch an MS Word? Suman Layak finds out.

Microsoft launches two Windows 10-powered Lumia smartphones

Newsmakers: Windows 10 launch, Nestle reports losses and more

How software giant Microsoft and a few others are working to make computing affordable and relevant to India's poor.