Industry

Facebook removes two-factor authentication mobile numbers from search

Mobile phone numbers used for Facebook's 'Login Approvals' account security feature are no longer searchable through the website

SoftBank-Sprint deal not a regulatory slam-dunk

Regulators may be concerned about foreign ownership, and AT&T may seek 'payback' for Sprint's opposition to its 2011 deal to buy T-Mobile

Kaspersky discovers miniFlame cyberespionage malware directly linked to Flame and Gauss

MiniFlame serves as a backdoor that gives attackers direct access to infected computers

IT Resume Makeover: How to Create a Resume That Gets Noticed

US lawmaker questions FTC’s Google antitrust investigation

The agency should 'tread carefully' before bringing an antitrust lawsuit against the company, Polis says

Facebook reflects swings in presidential campaigns

Romney picks up post-debate followers; Obama continues debate on Facebook

5 key forces driving open source today

From the rise of foundations to emerging revenue models, the open source movement is primed for even greater impact on tomorrow's technologies

Japan’s Softbank offers to buy 70% of US operator Sprint for $20 billion

The Japanese company said the deal still needs approval from regulators and Sprint shareholders

Consumers dismiss Apple Maps uproar; plan to buy iPhone 5 in record numbers

ChangeWave poll points to continued strong sales, says Maps and Lightning issues barely 'bumps in the road'

Tech bets on Obama with campaign donations

Money and a new survey point favorably in Obama's direction