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U.S. military may have 10 robots per soldier by 2013

Military expects to soon be using autonomous robots to carry soldiers' gear and scan for enemy combatants

Cybercriminals target Silverlight users with new exploit kit

An exploit for a known Silverlight vulnerability was added to the Angler Exploit Kit, researchers said

Windows 8 and Windows Phone developers get access to Facebook Login

The Facebook single sign-on service will make it easier for people to register and log into those Windows apps, according to Microsoft

Tech Leaders Warn IT Talent Shortage Could Curb Hiring Plans

Carriers’ ISIS mobile wallet opens up across US

The system comes from a joint venture of Verizon Wireless, AT&T and T-Mobile

Cisco facing product transition issues

Q1 results and Q2 shortfall not all due to overall economy

Salesforce.com customers making broader investments, survey says

The 'State of Salesforce' report arrives days before the cloud vendor's annual Dreamforce conference

Feds say 3D printed guns explode, can injure users

Plastic gun reliability depends on materials and type of 3D printer used to make them, ATF tests show

Zoho adds enterprise features to its CRM software, eyes Salesforce.com

Zoho is doing some 30 migrations per day away from rival CRM platforms, according to a company official

Leaked treaty draft shows US at loggerheads with Pacific states on copyright

The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement will have wide-ranging effects on Internet services, an August draft obtained by Wikileaks shows