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Security pros shouldn’t breathe easy about theft of corporate secrets by China
Microsoft also suggests small tablets not use the desktop version of Windows
The head of drone-make 3DR recently discussed the drone's role as a sensor. He was speaking at the InterDrone convention.
The Karma Police program sought to profile surfers around the world
Under the hood, though, is Linux.
With some 300,000 tires tossed out per year, new applications for their disposal are a key environmental challenge
The lack of cookie integrity verification in browsers can allow hackers to extract information from encrypted Web connections.
BlackBerry has lost a lot. Shipments have declined over 90% since 2007. But it hasn’t lost the trust of enterprises that need solid security.
Breaking down the financial impact of the Cisco ONE Software pricing model on customers.
A joint DOJ-FTC investigation of Google's Android licensing deals may be in the offing
Google to launch new Nexus phones, Android OS
The chips are almost ready and Verizon plans commercial service in 2016, but some Wi-Fi backers are worried
Makers can now buy a kit to get started with Microsoft's embedded OS
It's awfully convenient and a bit scary
Organizers can coordinate timing and send calendar invites to their invitees
It's good to talk, but this is just a starting point, say observers
The downloadable metadata app was released Thursday into public beta
But gives up something big in return: Bing as the default search within Edge browser
Social network crashes during lunch break; users turn to Twitter to vent
Internet of Things-oriented platforms and services will redefine security, Gartner said recently.
Can't we all just get along?
Year-old company has already said no to a buyout
The GreenDispenser malware displays an error on the infected ATMs so that only criminals can use them
New C9010 intros director/node architecture for enterprise; modular 25/50G added for data center
The majority of clicks on recent links spreading CryptoWall and TorrentLocker came from small and medium-sized businesses
The list of potential buyers may be short
Some countries are racing ahead using new technologies, but U.S. coverage is competitive
While some ROI is expected from $102M streetcar project, it's unclear whether overall tech push will pay off
Trend leads Gartner to predict a decline in shipments of all types of devices in 2015
Apple told devs to validate their copy of Xcode using a simple procedure -- but unless you have Xcode version 7.0, your copy may not pass the test
An activist group is on a quixotic campaign to punish tech companies who support the controversial information-sharing bill
The software company said it finalized seven deals in total this week
The company has identified 25 apps on its store that were infected by a rogue developer kit
Today, in preparation for a world of immersive virtual reality, Facebook introduced a 360-degree video.
AWS: Sorry for the “service event”
The agency revised its previous estimate of 1.1 million after finding archived records.
Splunk Enterprise 6.3 is intended to help the platform scale data collection for DevOps and Internet of Things devices, while the new Splunk IT Service Intelligence aims to deliver a central and unified view of critical IT services.
Preserves the policy that gives Mac users five years of support, not the 10 awarded to Windows customers
Minute-by-minute billing is another key piece of this new managed service
Despite the massive ramp up in Windows 10 use, Bing gets no halo effect.
Researchers from FireEye found over 4,000 trojanized apps on the App Store
Two of SDN company's founders left shortly after offer for parent Alcatel-Lucent
Cars are so 20th century
The first 10GB are free
A $2,000 fee aimed at India offshoring firms is soon to expire
Cisco is reportedly planning a partnership with local server maker Inspur Group
The tablet's big screen means editing Word documents will cost you
