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Apple’s iPhone again tops J.D. Power satisfaction ranking

iPhone 4 widens gap between Apple and rivals Motorola and HTC in smartphone survey

UPDATE: SEC charges IBM with bribing Korean, Chinese officials

IBM subsidiaries gave officials free travel, entertainment and other gifts, according to the SEC's lawsuit

State pays ACS US$7.25M to settle software project suit

Minnesota's health department will pay integrator ACS the sum, bringing the now-killed project's tab to $41 million

Trade group sets off debate over spectrum ‘hoarding’

The National Association of Broadcasters questions if carriers are using the spectrum they have

After some tweaking, Air Force set to blast second hypersonic jet

Air Force to fly X-51 Waverider scramjet to Mach 6

RSA’s SecurID security breach: What should you do?

RSA sends note to customers warning breach could 'potentially reduce the effectiveness' of SecurID implementation

You don’t know tech: The InfoWorld news quiz

Nokia ties with Indian bank for mobile payments

The service is targeted at people who do not have banking facilities

Japanese chip makers begin recovery after devastation

Some companies are getting factories working again in the earthquake-hit northeast, but problems remain

A legacy from the 1800s leaves Tokyo facing blackouts

A decision made at the dawn of the electric age is complicating Japan's efforts to keep the lights on