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3 Steps HP Should Take to Turn Itself Around

Syrians turn to satellites as the country’s Internet connection remains down

The Internet blackout is more complete in Syria than it was during events in Egypt almost two years ago

EU says no to increased powers for ITU at WCIT conference

European Commission officials have revealed the EU's negotiating position for the WCIT, dismissing reports that they had been sidelined

Microsoft joins malware, ad teams to fight click fraud

The company says click fraud is rampant in the US$32 billion online advertising industry

Microsoft Surface RT or Surface Pro?

Choosing the Right Model for your Microsoft Tablet Device

Visa creating 800, seemingly well-paying, IT jobs in Austin

Detailed state agreement spells out average wage levels, year-by-year

Google exec rips Facebook as social net of the past

VP Bradley Horowitz says there's an advantage to being late to the party

Sprint to charge users of Nextel network an extra $10 per month

The charge comes as Sprint tries to shift users off iDEN ahead of a June shutdown

Probe finds U.S. e-health program lacks oversight

Inspector general says physician and hospital self-reporting rule is ineffective

Chinese media attack Cisco

State run outlets say the company is conspiring against China, undermining infrastructure