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The highest response was 45% daily for about 2 to 5 hours
Approaches range from using commercial software to phone company eavesdropping capabilities
LTE devices likely to get voice over CDMA for years to come, Ericsson chief says
Unmanned aicraft with Artificial Intelligence will play huge role in future military plans
'Virtualization will make my life easier' and other caveat-laced claims
CEO maintains it will thrive even as Oracle buys data integration competitor GoldenGate
U.S. Cyber Challenge will provide competition, scholarships and job opportunities
Apes Apple's Genius Bar, but may have to tackle problems from all PC brands
At Black Hat this week researchers will show a way to bypass kill-bits; Microsoft is releasing a patch for the bug on Tuesday
Expands on Boingo relationship offering free Wi-Fi to business users
Subscribers to most plans will be able to access Boingo hotspots using PCs
Bid for $1.13 billion tops offers from Nokia Siemens Networks and MatlinPatterson
NextDay Network is concerned about its arrangement with Global Verge, the company marketing Zer01 mobile services
Microsoft will allow developers to use the Adaptive Payments program for Azure-based services
Its new Web site and the Hacker News Network are online, but the L0pht is not getting back together
The safety system will automatically slow a car if it's approaching a bend too fast
The net loss was smaller than previous declines and indicates the DRAM industry may have seen the bottom
A cycling robot will attempt to run for 24 hours on a single set of AA batteries
The Nuvifone G60, which has a 3.55-inch touchscreen, will sell for NT$16,999 (US$519) in Taiwan.)
The phones come from Huawei, Haier and a little-known Chinese design house
The popular Java Spring Framework could hook up with the Microsoft Windows Azure cloud platform
Forthcoming MotoDev Studio said to provide a full, rich development environment for Android devices -- not just Motorola's
Cache poisoning attacks rise amid scramble to patch DNS servers, deploy security add-on
New version has remote data wipe, password enforcement, device lock
Bezos calls the move 'stupid, thoughtless'
In a blog post, executive Sam Ramji denies there was any "obligation" to release Hyper-V Linux drivers under the license
The recently approved principles say those who sell software should guarantee no "hidden material defects"
Led car maker's effort to shed IT costs while making better use of technology
Palm adds back iTunes syncing to Pre; Will Apple retaliate?
Netizens were none too pleased when Amazon 'unsold' copies of 1984. But it seems Amazon finally got the message
Executive at OSCON cites upcoming OneWebDay in September as a rallying point
The vendor is apparently still retiring its MetaLink site in exchange for a flashier replacement, despite complaints
EMC, Seagate report low earnings
They may have to purchase Windows 7 off the shelves instead if they want to upgrade
In separate U.S. speech, the Microsoft Chairman touts education reform
A paper suggests privacy legislation could hurt online services
Some think the software giant has given up the fight over browsers and interoperability
A disappointing fourth quarter sent its stock falling, but analysts expect a bounce in fiscal year 2010
Most users click through after they're warned of an "invalid certificate"
Wi-Fi is increasingly leaving enterprise access switches idle
There's no high tech magic: audit, educate, and negotiate
Mobile browsers, Web standards power a new breed of apps
AMD's second-quarter results were affected by poor profit margins
