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Repurposing everything from drones to integration tools at Wellesley College
Wraps up freshman year with growth spurt likely fueled by those rushing to get in under the free deal's wire
NSF devotes $35M to bolster safety of commercial unmanned aircraft
Iris scanning is featured in Samsung's Galaxy Note7, and the technology will slowly reach other smartphones, tablets, and PCs.
Running back McFadden clarifies how he really hurt his elbow
The new device generates an electromagnetic field that tricks card readers
The Samsung Galaxy Note7 smartphone has a 64-bit processor and can run VR
Cisco, Intel, IBM, Mellanox use silicon photonics to better handle video streaming and data center to data center traffic.
With traditional 3.5mm headphone jack possibly going away, is this the future for iPhone users?
Because machines, despite what you might have read, will never entirely replace humans
Company describes hiring process, says it's gotten about a million applications for software and systems engineering jobs since 2010
Although several companies say they have self-certified under the Privacy Shield framework, the U.S. Department of Commerce did not immediately list their compliance
Venture funding may be tight, but it's still happening. Distil bucks the trend and scoops up a Series C.
The hacker said the Yahoo database came from a Russian group who also breached LinkedIn and Myspace.
The number of malicious URLs in Brazil surged by 83 percent from April to June
'I am betting they think Word is long in the tooth,' said one analyst
Wi-Fi router maker TP-Link slapped with $200K fine, agrees to support modders
Privacy Shield aside, that could spell opportunity for overseas competitors
Most tech companies have avoided taxes through Irish international headquarters for decades
EMC’s converged infrastructure division is single largest Cisco UCS customer in the world, VCE President says
The companies will offer threat hunting as a service
Plans to pay $2.4 billion for Dublin-based company, following in Orange's footsteps this year in telematics arena.
Record earnings and huge acquisition mark major new milestones in the ongoing ascent of cloud computing
Sales slow to a crawl as confidence dries up
iPhone 7 (or iPhone 6se?) making more and more video appearances these days
Time's running out to buy a Windows 7 Professional PC with an upgrade to Windows 10
Minnesota Vikings aim to deliver content and services to fans, from their driveways to their stadium seats
If it seems too good to be true, it probably is. Free Wi-Fi is no exception to this adage. Security company Avast tested this theory by setting up a number of free fake Wi-Fi hotspots to see how many people would take the bait. They caught a lot of f
Its free availability makes it likely that it will be used in attacks soon, researchers say
Google hosting first CORD summit in support of open networking backed by Cisco, Ciena, AT&T, Verizon and others
A focus on industry-specific needs will set it apart, Jim Comfort says
Federal filing says 500 will lose jobs in shift to India, but CSC says layoffs unrelated to HPE merger
Bloomberg is a leading advocate for high-skilled immigration
The company's games revenue grew in its fiscal first quarter even as smartphone revenue declined
The former NSA contractor wants WikiLeaks to curate information it releases
Trump suggested that Russia should steal Hillary Clinton’s emails
A brief history of Oracle’s biggest cloud acquisitions
Edible insects, Pornhub bug bounty & Zica prevention at the Rio Olympics all come up on Bugs & Bugs Facebook Live event
Digital ads are growing for both
RealSense developers are now cut from testing Google's Project Tango 3D apps on devices
Microsoft is also working with Node.js to expand functionality
Complaint cites The Terminator, alleges damage to PCs by force-fed upgrade
New security changes in Android Nougat protect the kernel's memory and reduce its attack surface
The Dependencies feature is aimed at making its software more useful for complex processes
'What took Oracle so long?' one analyst wonders
Amazon and Microsoft are the only leaders in Gartner’s public cloud storage Magic Quadrant
Analyst firm Redmonk lists the top 20 programming languages—and they’re surprisingly consistent
The addition of Aternity allows Riverbed to gather data from many sources, including end-user devices, to help customers quickly find performance problems and fix them before they impact the business
