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Windows 8 Update: Microsoft wants Windows 8 to get small to run on more devices

Also, more than 200 million Windows 8 licenses sold, Firefox tuned up for Windows 8

How to Beat Applicant Tracking Systems

Ford exec says it doesn’t collect or share car location data

Automaker contends it only uses data for customer requests and to troubleshoot problems

Consumer groups want government to reject Comcast-Time Warner Cable deal

The proposed acquisition raises concerns about the combined company's market power, opponents say

Will iPads in the Classroom Make the Grade for Students and Teachers?

Federal smartphone kill-switch legislation proposed

The bill would mandate a kill switch and remote-wipe capabilities on cellphones

How Nokia could help Microsoft with its Android smartphone

It would take an unconventional approach, but Nokia's Android-based Normandy smartphone could be good for Microsoft.

A Microsoft version of Android would be a nightmare for everybody

The pros don't come close to outweighing the cons.

Apple shifts to hardware-first TV strategy with revamped set-top box

More collaboration, less competition with cable companies, says expert

Dozens of rogue self-signed SSL certificates used to impersonate high-profile sites

The certificates could be used to launch man-in-the-middle attacks against desktop and mobile apps with poor certificate validation