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Lenovo and Amazon are partnering to integrate Alexa into Moto smartphones, and the first product will be an Alexa "Mod" attachment for the Moto Z smartphone
Samsung's new Galaxy Books provide a glimpse into the messy strategy of using Windows, Android and Tizen on different devices
Google Spaces being shut down less than a year after it launched
New Nokia and Blackberry phones pay homage to classic designs
But do consumers really want such a feature?
Samsung is working with Microsoft to integrate more biometric authentication features for Windows PCs via Android smartphones
After the camera quality, the second thing Huawei's CEO wants you to know about the P10 is it comes in green
The KEYone is the first new BlackBerry since TCL licensed the brand
Start-up company Utopus Insights will offer renewable energy forecasting, electric grid asset health and network risk analysis
Google and CWI prove vulnerability with the first SHA1 hash collision, which will accelerate adoption of SHA-256
The flaw might lead to arbitrary code execution, researchers say
The agency's chairman seeks a stay of rule requiring broadband providers to get customer permission to share their data
Security, the cloud and automation are the foundation of Cisco’s Hierarchy of Needs, enabling businesses to tap the power of collaboration, analytics and critical thinking
Most use cases have to do with browsers and servers
A bug in Cloudflare's HTML parsing system leaked memory contents into web pages that were then cached by search engines
Google beats Amazon to the punch thanks to its recent partnership with Intel
It means you won't get real 5G service until 2020, according to the ITU, the UN's telecom standards body
F-Secure publishes 34 pages of chat transcripts between victims and gang's 'support rep'
New and dynamic authentication factors can help prevent identity theft.
State and local governments, not the federal government, may hold most promise for IT job seekers and vendors
Researchers have achieved the first practical SHA-1 collision, generating two PDF files with the same signature
The service is a collaboration between the tech giant and an incubator at its parent company
Intel and Qualcomm will be showing off 5G technologies for autonomous cars at Mobile World Congress
5G wireless to be talk of MWC 2017, as will Internet of Things
The Spanish international mobile carrier plans mass deployments across Europe and Latin America
Small ISPs will no longer be required to inform customers of their network management practices
Dell Oro report says NBASE-T Ethernet port shipments will eclipse 5 million ports
In a nutshell: SaaS is good, but SaaS is hard.
Issues at Apple Watch manufacturer could spell a display change for smart watch
The vulnerability is in the kernel code supporting the Datagram Congestion Control Protocol, which is enabled on many Linux distributions
EHC on VxRail provides businesses with an easy, fast way to get a hybrid cloud up and running without the associated risk of doing it yourself
Testing shows Verizon exceeded nationally, in all 50 states and 125 cities
In an accident, the driver of an autonomous vehicle would likely still be responsible for damages
A consortium was recently created to make sure that your car stays on the road and in your control.
Level 3 Communications is among the ISPs notifying users about their infected computers
Apple, Uber, Disney all among companies that will put prospective employees to the test
The flickering from an LED light for a hard disk drive can hijacked to transmit encoded data, according to new research
Network operator EE will deliver 4G internet access from a kite-like balloon
Ericsson, Nokia get go-ahead for LTE-U base stations
The apps are no longer patched and thus vulnerable to exploitation
The pre-commercial service for selected customers will connect homes with high-speed wireless
The president may push to modernize the government's IT systems but also to pump up surveillance
The program's creator asks for payments but doesn't have the encryption key to unlock victims' files
Finding of hundreds of pieces of unauthorized networking equipment, including many off-the-shelf consumer-grade devices, compelled the Department of Transportation CIO to alert department leadership and launch a rearchitecture of the network.
Older brands like BlackBerry, Nokia and Motorola to reappear with new devices
Firepower hardware architecture makes for more efficient processing, fewer bottlenecks
Miami, Boston and Des Moines are home to most content CIOs, study finds
