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Prism implicates Facebook, Yahoo and others in Europe, student group charges

The US government surveillance program infringes on Europeans' privacy rights, the student group claims

Taking the Road Less Traveled to Mobilize Desktop Software

How to Announce Your Job Departure on Social Media

FTC commissioner calls for way to ‘reclaim your name’

Consumers should be able to retake control of data collected by websites and data brokers, Brill says

Sprint to launch two Windows Phone 8 smartphones this summer

The HTC 8XT and Samsung ATIV S Neo will run over fast LTE

Who said that? Social network launched for anonymous users

Unidentified users are more likely to express themselves freely, say operators of Duvamis site

Developers express enthusiasm for Firefox OS, survey shows

But Mozilla and other backers of the OS still have along way to go before it catches up to developer interest in iOS and Android

Chinese malware attack affected dozens of South Korean organizations, researchers say

Over 1,000 computers were recently infected with a piece of malware used by Chinese-speaking hackers, researchers from Seculert said

Foxconn to speed up ‘robot army’ deployment; 20,000 robots already in its factories

Foxconn also looking at the U.S. and Indonesia for expansion

Haswell vs. Sandy Bridge: Was the upgrade worth it?

I lost a day of work and computer use upgrading my PC, and what do I have to show for it?