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CNET: HTC disappoints with financial results, forecast http://t.co/i9gwGyg7

Your favorite airline likely offers an iOS app for checking flight times and fares. Just don't use it when the captain has signaled that all electronic devices need to be in the off position, OK?

Launched four years ago, the use of Wi-Fi on U.S. airlines has yet to catch on, with estimates that the wireless technology is still used by only 7 percent of the flying public. There are a number of reasons: With Wi-Fi cropping up for free in many airports and public locations, passengers don't want to fork over as much as $10 for a flight of a few hours. Passengers also may not know when Wi-Fi is available on a flight since the airlines provide the wireless service on only a small percentage of their planes.

CNET: Electric vehicles: This time they're here to stay. http://t.co/zypzf8ld

Humana's earnings surged 86% as the health insurer continued to benefit from membership growth and light use of health benefits.

One in 10 high school students reports physical abuse from their partner, says President Obama.

This IT boss wishes he'd done one thing differently in his career.

Storage and networking architectures are changing, embracing virtualization and private clouds, not discrete servers and local disks. That means plenty of IT teams are in the market for SANs. Here's how to make vendors work for your business.

IT's jumping into cloud services with way too much custom code and way too little planning, our annual State of Cloud Computing Survey finds.

Six Flags and Yelp reveal how they've made the public cloud work for their businesses.

VFCache product uses solid state storage to keep hot data on server's bus to improve performance.

Air France scrapped two-thirds of scheduled flights today as a strike by pilots, cabin crew and ground staff over changes to rules governing labor protests forced hundreds of cancellations.

Wall Street’s biggest lobbying group is split over a proposed settlement of state and federal foreclosure probes, after a committee of money managers signaled it opposes terms letting banks push some costs onto bondholders.

Hasbro's earnings slipped as the toy maker booked double-digit sales declines in the girls and games categories.

Indonesian mutual-fund assets will probably expand at a faster pace this year as overseas investors increase stock purchases after the country regained its investment grade, an industry group said.

Reserve Bank of India Deputy Governor Subir Gokarn said the monetary authority will cut interest rates once it’s confident inflation will keep slowing.

Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. won a German patent ruling over Apple Inc.’s iCloud service that may allow the company to block sales of devices including iPhone and iPad in the country if they use the software that accesses it.

Citigroup said it will issue credit cards on its own in China, as it looks to capitalize on the country's increasing consumption power as well as expand in the world's second-largest economy.

One of the most anticipated debuts of a startup company happens today when Nicira, a maker of network virtualization software, comes out of stealth mode.

CNET: Cheaper UK broadband likely, as regulator aims to cap charges http://t.co/jWML0GLt