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Software that lies (so you don’t have to!)

A new class of software tells fibs on your behalf. Are these apps unethical?

HBO’s CTO skeptical over potential for 4K TV

The need for screen sizes bigger than 60 inches hampers the techlogy's chance for success

With Galaxy S III, startup carrier Ting goes live on Sprint’s LTE network

The mobile virtual network operator is now shipping Samsung's LTE phone for use with its service

Is HP Committed to IT Outsourcing?

Five key takeaways from Workday’s IPO filing

The S-1 filing paints a fuller picture of the cloud software vendor's future and culture

How to catch a tumbling, aging satellite

DARPA program to capture, reuse old satellites moves forward

Microsoft’s DMCA takedown blitz smells of Windows 8 censorship

In the last few days, a multitude of online publications have been handed DMCA takedown notices for seemingly innocuous posts, triggering speculation that Microsoft is trying to censor negative comments prior to Windows 8's official launch.

Avaya announces virtualization enhancements

Disclosure of Java zero-day prompted Oracle patch, says researcher

Others says negative of making exploit public outweigh positive of patch because as many as a third of Java users do not patch regularly

Foxconn, Sharp megadeal still on hold as negotiations roller coaster continues

Foxconn chairman reportedly cuts Japan trip short after talks with top Sharp exectuives