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Hidden malware within ads on websites has advertisers scrambling to come up with a coordinated response.
The $2.6B in cash amounted to just 1.7% of Apple's horde
The ad firm re-envisioned everything, from its C-suite to making digital the heart of its business.
User simplicity runs from camera updates to new user interface
Spurred to get ahead of the curve, Microsoft argues for a tablet that replaces the notebook; but there's little evidence that's what customers want right now
Some users criticize a mobile update making a time-sort feature harder to access
Robots in all shapes and sizes are starting to work alongside people more closely than ever
CEO Nadella will unveil new tablets Tuesday, but can he stop the bleeding?
'A or A-,' says expert who spelled out to-do list in February
Analysts say it's doubtful the EU's ruling against Google will be repeated in the U.S.
The option is in the phone's accessibility menu
Beware bold promises from a multibillion-dollar industry that can't prevent your IT systems from being routinely hacked
Touts lower costs and 800,000 licenses given away since March
Savvy enterprises tap open source as a legacy-refresh strategy
Moving Oracle databases to virtual infrastructure may not result in software savings. Here's why, and what you can do about it.
Is the Android Silver initiative mostly a rebranding effort for existing Nexus smartphones, or is it something much more?
Here's a shortlist of relatively easy-to-obtain and inexpensive certs that are valued by employers.
