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Google’s restructuring will let new ventures shine

Meet Sundar Pichai, Google’s new CEO

Google renames itself Alphabet Inc.

Google restructures, naming parent company Alphabet

BlackBerry denies its OS was to blame in Jeep Cherokee hack

IT job gains: Not as bright as they appear

IT job growth for July is softened by revised Bureau of Labor Statistics figures for the last couple of months

Oracle’s new ‘PULA’ license promises unlimited database use in perpetuity

OneDrive’s new sharing funtionality is live, notifies users when files are changed

Appeals court to hear US agency’s decison to block digital imports

Opera Software considers sale after lowering financial expectations

iPhone 7 Rumor Rollup: A real release date! Plus, Apple puts kibosh on carrier scuttlebutt

With H-1B visa, diversity doesn’t apply

In computer occupations, India dominates H-1B visa use.

Opera browser maker up for sale

Misses financial forecast for fiscal year

How to watch football: A guide to streaming the 2015 NFL, college football season

The best options for streaming NFL and college football games for the 2015 season.

Foxconn to invest $5B to set up first of up to 12 factories in India

MacKeeper customers can file a claim to get their money back

Internal LTE/3G modems can be hacked to help malware survive OS reinstalls

iPhone 6s, Apple TV, and iPad Pro launch event set for September 9

Hackers show off long-distance Wi-Fi radio proxy at DEF CON

Microsoft will let shareholders nominate board members

IRS warns yet again on scam artist trickery

IRS says 4,000 victims have lost $20 million since 2013

Attack on Sabre reportedly conducted by Anthem, OPA hackers

In the future, mobile apps will think on their own

Better machine learning from sensor data will allow apps to understand the user better in the future, a mobile advertising company says.

Black Hat 2015: DHS deputy says ‘just trust us’

Security pros say they are reluctant to share security incidents with government because its networks keep getting breached

University technology program launched to give peace a chance

Researchers find way to steal Windows Active Directory credentials from the Internet

‘Free’ Windows 10 isn’t entirely free

Some parts coming with a fee. Should we worry?

Nest Cam review: a slightly pricey way to secure your home

Microsoft’s NFL partnership enters next generation with new apps

Google puts the screws to sneaky Chrome add-on installs

Will block 'inline installs' of any extensions linked to deceptive sites or ads

GameOver ZeuS criminals spied on Turkey, Georgia, Ukraine and OPEC

The criminals behind the GameOver ZeuS Botnet didn’t just steal $100 million from banks -- they also spied on several countries on behalf of Russia, according to a Black Hat presentation Wednesday by an FBI agent and two other security experts.

IT customers slow to embrace outsourced DevOps

While enterprises are experimenting with new DevOps application delivery methods, they’re not yet convinced that their IT service providers can help with the transformation.

Oracle updates complaint against Google to highlight Android’s success

New malware turns your computer into a cellular antenna

Microsoft, Salesforce.com join $5.3 billion Informatica buyout

Carly Fiorina calls on Apple, Google to provide greater access for FBI

Android vulnerabilities are scary, but could be a blessing in disguise

Microsoft offers Windows developers a bridge to Apple iOS

Tesla patches Model S after researchers hack car’s software

FCC requires consumer protections in telephone transition to IP

Microsoft doubles down on watch apps with Translator, Outlook and more

FCC rejects proposal favoring small carriers in spectrum auction

Prominent healthcare CIO: FDA medical device security warning “will be the first of many”

Crooks exploit public bug to plant adware on Yosemite Macs

Apple has patched the vulnerability in El Capitan and the latest Yosemite update, both now in beta testing

Consumers still don’t get two-factor authentication

Telesign’s online guide to securing your accounts with two-factor authentication continues to educate consumers about online security.

Food delivery startup Sprig to turn driver contractors into employees

Attackers could take over Android devices by exploiting built-in remote support apps

Has Epson killed the printer ink cartridge?

Android Stagefright: The heart attack that never happened

The extremely exaggerated risk of the Stagefright vulnerability may have precipitated an improvement in the Android security model.

How one startup hopes to solve server underutilization

Server waste, where resources sit idle, is costing enterprises. One company reckons it can fix the problem on-the-fly with a combination of containers, monitoring, and analytics.