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Do you like audio and video on your Android device? They lie at the heart of recent vulnerabilities in Google's latest security update
But the impact on jobs is a question mark
A phishing attack was used to access internal databases
A legal win for some remaining customers will delay the final shutdown that was set for Friday
Reaching a new Safe Harbor agreement is urgent, but the U.S. must make the next move, European Commissioners said Friday
The well-intended encrypted email service encountered the worst people on the Web this week
Apple will facing increasingly clever attempts to sneak malware into the App Store
Be prepared for price hikes of as much as 5 percent annually, a report suggests
During Facebook's recent earnings call, Mark Zuckerberg explained how the company can attract video creators the way YouTube has over the years.
Two-year study will target tens of thousands of smartphone users
Loyal users are now maintaining the venerable OS, which is still used in places.
The idea of cell networks sharing channels with Wi-Fi has raised some alarms
The bugs smashed include one that prevented some tablets from updating
ONUG conference finds no army can stop the softening of IT
My first experience of Oracle's OpenWorld conference was an eye-opener. Here's a wrap up from the event.
Tablet shipments in the third quarter fell by 20%, Canalys research shows
Mobile devices are supplanting PCs, and Americans overall think technology is good. But they do worry about how it will affect jobs, according to a new study.
Failure of two measures to fight effects of tech boom cement Airbnb and entire tech industry's power. Let's hope additional arrogance isn't the biggest takeaway.
New tools will tap machine learning and focus on increasingly digital modes of interaction
SoftBank also wants $2 billion cut from annual costs
Senior Scientist Bob Rudis calls the Verizon Data Breach Report a "love letter to R"
Here's why its purchase of The Weather Company matters
The offering is provided through Microsoft's Azure marketplace for software vendors
Thousands of apps have been found in recent weeks with potentially malicious components
Apple's flirtation with the auto industry goes back farther than you might think.
Sam's Club, Amazon, Lenovo and others beating Black Friday rush
Latest move by Microsoft to support open source technology.
A run-down of Donald Trump’s comments and campaign promises involving technology.
Federal Bureau of Prisons wants sophisticated drone-defeating system to protect personnel
'Hell has frozen over,' one analyst quipped
'Incredibly shortsighted,' says one petitioner on Microsoft's own UserVoice after company cuts free storage by 83%
Google has in the past been tightlipped on how many businesses pay for its Google for Work suite of productivity apps, but this week it said 2 million companies are paid subscribers. It did not, however, specify how many people within those companies
The storage company now has 150,000 paying business customers
Declines resume, browser settles at its lowest point since August 2006
Malicious copies of the most popular Android apps are used to install persistent adware
The new plans include a free phone for companies that want to try out Android management
But Britons' web surfing habits will be stored for a year and made available to police.
Virtual Reality is already on the way out, according to a digital media expert, and it hasn't even gotten going yet.
Evidence suggests that hackers had access to at least one zero-day exploit
The U.K. Parliament has launched its own inquiry into the TalkTalk data breach and other aspects of online personal data protection
A new version of XcodeGhost has also appeared that tries to defeat defenses built into iOS 9
CEO boasts of customer improvements, but carrier plans $2B in cuts in 2016
Mini tower will enable as many as 16 calls or data sessions
This explainer puts Android and the Chrome OS into perspective and shows why these Linux derivatives will both come together and remain separate.
Infor is pushing customers to move to the cloud -- but European data protection regulators are wary of U.S. businesses processing European data
