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Three out of four people think the Internet makes us smarter, study shows
But $10 limit could be risky, since some donors would be willing to give more
Carnegie Mellon researcher predicts a revolution in psychology & neuroscience. What's on his mind is learning what's on yours
With Version 4.5 of nCluster, Aster hopes to alleviate any concerns
FBI investigates, federal prosecutors subpoena documents in MacBook spying case, say reports
Devil Mountain CTO was actually Infoworld writer
The rivals won't force users to choose and may offer good deals to switch over, analysts said
New botnet infects Linux-based routers and DSL modems
Subscribers automatically get 2GB of capacity and can buy as much as 200GB
The company says it wants easier access to renewable energy to power its operations
New York circuit court delays final ruling on Google Books settlement
Outsourcing both to Eastern Europe and offshore to India has not grown as a result
'Everyone thinks they're a performance expert,' rebuts Devil Mountain CTO
Claims it only remotely activated cameras to locate lost or stolen Apple laptops
A former U.S. Army officer linked '01 hacker to Shanghai Jiaotong University
Golfer to break silence, potentially crippling networks and third-party providers as world watches via live streaming.
Revenue rises for HP, Dell, Nvidia and other vendors for 3-month period ending in January
Companies will have to execute the terms of their deal carefully and precisely.
Volume shipments of LTE modems will start in the beginning of 2011, according to operator
NASA space shuttle Endeavour ready to return home, Discovery mission up next
ISPs must snoop on subscribers or face being sued by content owners
Executives with an Iowa company say they're following the law, despite complaints from other telecoms
Microsoft will roll out antitrust-mandated ballot beginning March 1 (see image, below)
New index aims to help IT managers, end users figure out what to fix first
That could be the next growth area for the Atom CPU
Antispam appliance or hosted service? That's one of many choices you face in the battle against spam. Here's some advice
Cisco is still an HP partner, but some say tensions between the firms may be growing
Infiltration of Kneber reveals interesting data, but what is the threat?
Rival cyber gangs may be teaming up in cyberattacks, says NetWitness
Class-action suit alleges schools remotely activate webcams on school-issued notebooks
Florida woman contends that Buzz violates Gmail user privacy rights, federal laws
The trade group says the bill's expansion of the FTC's powers could hurt the Internet
But Cisco will honor existing HP service contracts
DRAM revenue more than doubled during the fourth quarter of 2009, according to iSuppli
Kneber reveals a complex fault-tolerance mechanism using multiple bots on the same hosts
