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The company says it will give users some measure of control over advertisements that they see
iPhone 7 expected to ditch standard headphone jack, gain better camera
Raspberry Pi Foundation swears Avnet will be good for hobbyists
Researchers show the WPAD protocol can be used to steal user data despite HTTPS or VPN connections
Isn't the first time we've seen an animal toying with an Apple iPad tablet
Many of the flaws could allow for remote code execution attacks through websites and malicious documents
Its routing network, meanwhile, just got a major speed boost
This homemade device delivers information about a plane's altitude, speed, and destination directly to your smartphone or tablet.
Datadog’s AWS Lambda integration gives users insight into their serverless application's performance
The software and cloud company claims the employee was terminated for performance reasons
The startup's technology will help Intel catch up in AI, one analyst says
The SSDs and DIMMs will work with standard storage and memory interfaces
This year's sole upgrade -- last week's 1607 -- will simplify enterprise migrations if they get going soon
It's popcorn time for the OpenStack ecosystem watchers, as SUSE deftly makes Red Hat's position irrelevant
The company's upcoming storage board has multiple drives on it
Social media isn't helping, one U.S. survey says
Micron says its 3D Xpoint drives -- with a QuantX brand name -- should be available next year
Knowledge of interface design, sensors and access to off-the-shelf tech like Amazon’s IOT buttons is used to help a family
Government departments will share custom code and some will be released to the public as open source software
New FCC rules make it easier to get permission to install small cells on old structures
MIT, Columbia and University of Washington researchers among those involved
DARPA ELM program would develop materials that would combine the structural properties of traditional building ingredients with attributes of living systems
Mobile network operators are about to see a windfall from machine networks used to drive IoT and smart cars
Perpetrators are deliberately evading protections, say researchers from Google and NYU
Microsoft will spend the rest of the year stomping bugs, and there's a lot of them
Serious about 'last version of Windows,' now will patch Enterprise 'Long-term Servicing Branch' until October 2026
The charges on customer phone bills were discovered during a DEA investigation
DARPA looking to improve long-distance wireless applications
Qualcomm has released patches for the flaws, but Google included only three of them in its Android security updates so far
New research and other factors suggest Google's Android—and China—are extending their domination of mobile development
After free upgrade offer expires, shaves return-to-old-OS to 10 days
The digital currency exchange is bringing the website back online in phases
Researcher shows that variations in voltage and execution times can expose the correct access codes for electronic safe locks
The supercomputer, called Mayhem, is taking part in this year’s Capture the Flag contest
Tracking you by your shoes is just the beginning. Could "The Happiest Place on Earth" become "The Safest Place on Earth"?
Telecommuting benefits most often cited are improved recruitment/retention, increased productivity, and improved work/life balance
From Black Hat conference: Security pros need to focus more on catching attackers after they’ve broken in
The technique, which doesn't break the original file's signature, can allow malware to bypass antivirus detection
Meliá Hotels teams with Accenture to personalize the customer experience using digital tools
The share of iOS phones in the market dropped to 2.4 percent in the second quarter, said Strategy Analytics
Seven teams compete in first all-machine hacking competition
Advocate Health Care Network was fined for several violations
Seven supercomputers competed in a contest to find software vulnerabilities
The company will pay between $25,000 and $200,000 for exploits
The Windows 10 IoT Core Anniversary Update will make the OS easier to use on the developer board
Google Education Evangelist calls for cultural change at universities to embrace technology in helping students learn
