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Many people from 'dangerous and volatile regions' work in the U.S. on H-1B visas, and Trump's plan would penalize these workers because of birthplace
By replacing gasoline-power cars with EVs, the U.S. would reduce greenhouse gases 30%
There are plenty of ways to navigate Windows 10, but sometimes using keyboard shortcuts is the most convenient.
The WebWatcher lawsuit may have broader implications for employee monitoring and software as a service
Ride-hailing company processed 14 million rides last month, all in AWS
We'll know for sure what Apple will be calling its next smartphones in September
Oversight of the internet’s domain name system functions will be transferred to a multistakeholder body
Civil rights groups say use of Stingrays is unauthorized, can interfere with emergency calls
As of October, Microsoft's switching older editions to the update model pioneered by Windows 10, and slammed by some customers
Intel also wants to make drone development easy with the Project Arrow development kit
Potential job cuts, management shake up come as Cisco to release year-end results
Google Tango is on the verge of changing smartphones as radically as GPS did, raising the question: Has Apple lost its innovative impact?
iPhone 8 concept design video surfaces ahead of iPhone 7 launch
HP's Omen X desktop is a liquid-cooled cube that sits upright with the help of two stands
Security experts point to the timing of the new attack and the recent DNC hack
Senators Richard Blumenthal and Edward J. Markey this week sent a letter to 13 airline CEOs looking for answers to the IT problems that devastate travel
Intel packs superior technology into its new developer board, but it costs 10 times more than Raspberry Pi 3
The company is working with Intel on hardware to bring physical objects into VR
Developers can soon test out Optane SSDs, which could be used as a DRAM replacement
From problem space e-mail systems and voice recognition advances, crowdsourcing a challenge can save money too
The company announces GA for Cloud SQL, Cloud Datastore and Cloud Bigtable
Updates will now come as a single rollup instead of individual fixes. Security-only update also planned.
Opposition to the deal relates to jobs and trade deficits, but also to copyright and digital rights
With Clinton and Trump both opposed to the trade deal, time is short for supporters
The fast-growing Cerber ransomware earned nearly $200,000 in July despite a payment rate of just 0.3 percent as a result of its affiliate distribution model, according to a new report by Check Point
Cerber's creators take 35 percent of the profit, and the rest goes to partners
Analysts see it as independent of Android and Chrome, set on different market
Like last year, pencil in the first Wednesday of the month
Drivers will be able to find out how long they have to wait for a signal to change
Starting in October, the .Net Framework Monthly Rollup will provide regular security and quality updates
Sencha partners with 4Morphis to help customers migrate their Oracle Forms applications onto a modern web/mobile context
Small antennas could be installed on every home or business to link to the nearest fiber-optic cable
This fast-moving storage vendor announced a $61 million Series C investment and unveiled its new platform, Firefly
HPE is introducing less expensive versions of some storage platforms so smaller enterprises can enter the next generation
Its Tibero database promises simpler terms and a sweeter deal
Cisco Meeting Server makes it easy for customers to use Cisco video room technology with third-party solutions
The hackers have offered sample files, which some security researchers say appear to contain legitimate exploits
The rise of mobile has led many CIOs to fret about data loss from lost or stolen devices. A new study suggests IT theft in the office should be a primary concern.
Early numbers for August put gains at between a quarter and a third of the last two months
Microsoft says a fix is in the works, offers temporary workaround that isn't very feasible
This week's Intel Developer Forum is Intel's most important ever as the company lays out a new future
FTC to hold public workshop on what to do about the growing ransomware blight
The U.S. is completely dependent on Asia -- mostly China -- for hardware
Focus expected to be on bad actors to pre-empt attacks, not just signatures in existing attacks
Rumormongers ask: What will replace 3.5mm headphone jack on iPhone 7?
The hotel operator said payment card information could have been stolen
Intel's Skylake successor Kaby Lake, described in a maintenance document for the upcoming Pavilion x360 m1 laptop, will be capable of DirectX 12 gaming
Users are far more lax about updating and fixing apps they run on their PCs than updating Windows
