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Licensing concerns are a key stumbling block on the way to S/4Hana, a new study found
Gmail's price and security make it a compelling offering for enterprises because of Google's operating and security scale. DLP adds needed compliance capabilities.
And Bluetooth and video capabilities appealed to just 4% of consumers surveyed
More than a fifth of Americans are online 'almost constantly.' That's changing the role of IT forever.
YouTube's new ad-free service conflicts with Japanese copyright law. YouTube's response? Block the Japanese content from being viewed in the U.S.
Tens of millions of users would be unable to access HTTPS websites that only use SHA-2-signed certificates, Facebook and Cloudflare have warned
As company chooses new focus, what will happen to its Internet business?
Verizon has already said it would explore a possible acquisition
Administration officials and lawmakers look ahead to policy changes that would improve EHR usability and interoperability in the coming years.
SkyGiraffe says its product is ready for prime time enterprise use as Microsoft launches a competitor
Their mobile apps were transmitting payment card information without encryption
Developing "work arounds" should courts rule unfavorably in infringement litigation
Criminals’ phishing, hacking and cyberstalking activities were conducted from his computer at the U.S. Embassy
Up to 10 exterior mail piece scans are available in a morning email for some zip codes.
Security conscious financial services firms are investing heavily into new technologies
The status quo in the technology industry follows a fairly well-worn, but somewhat unsatisfying, model. Puppet Labs CEO Luke Kanies wants to find new ways of building a business that redefine what success looks like.
Marshals telephone scam similar to one plaguing the IRS
Redmond really does love Linux
Despite speculation, CEO Marissa Mayer remains at Yahoo's helm
Florida Democrat's bill would allocate H-1B visas to employers paying the highest wages
Android and the iPhone prove too much to conquer for the plucky open-source organization
Apps will be vetted by IBM, made available via Security App Exchange
After a disappointing year, where do we stand with Linux smartphones?
The groups's activity has spanned seven years, affecting influential people in Argentina, Ecuador, Venezuela and possibly Brazil
'Should never have launched [Firefox OS] in the first place,' says analyst
Airbnb tops Glassdoor's Best Places to Work in 2016 rankings
IBM readies for a future where video is increasingly valuable to the enterprise
City and industry to replace lights vandalized for their copper wire
A strange proposal that would affect technology workers, students and many others
In an experiment, a quantum computer outperformed a conventional machine by 100 million times
Red Hat's hybrid cloud management solution adds Azure and container tech to an arsenal of supported technologies
Apple yesterday quietly released a brand new iPhone 6s battery case.
Acme Packet's Andy Ory is back to "fix the Internet" with 128 Technology
Researchers are exploring more natural ways of communicating with computers.
New release shows off a future with more frequent updates
Invitation to get 1Gbps networking would bring the total launched, underway or potential Google Fiber cities to 20
Virtual care to become the norm
Private key for *.xboxlive.com disclosed
Revenue grab, says one licensing expert, but Microsoft argues it will make hybrid cloud/on-premises deployment easier to calculate
Despite a growing installed base, its use is growing marginally.
Fortifies MX line with new line cards, automation software
Google extends its Safe Browsing blacklisting technology to Android
Darkode is back, but instead of being stronger than ever, it's insecure and badly configured
Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity filling out its quantum systems development program
At the Collaboration Summit in San Francisco, Cisco today announced updates to its Spark communication service.
The service will get call features and integration with in-office collaboration systems next year
The power of DDoS attacks decreased in recent months, but their number rose significantly
Focus by Firefox lets users control how they're tracked
