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Auto industry executives have begun chiming in on Apple's rumored electric car.
DARPA program named after Louis Brandeis, legacy Right to Privacy advocate
Keeping up with the new features of software releases and upgrades is becoming more and more difficult.
WLAN leader says No. 2 provides "bolt on" solution
The idea behind the Nano Server is to make a server with just the components needed for the cloud.
The premium design of Samsung's new Galaxy S6 devices is good enough to keep Android defectors from switching to iOS. Whether it converts iOS users into Android users remains to be seen.
The 7000 series combines a host of capabilities into a single unit, featuring a stateful firewall, deep packet inspection, WAN optimization, RF interference control and user access control.
Which of the two is the best smartphone on the planet?
Geofencing could offer an extra layer of security but some worry about privacy and battery life
With less than four months until Microsoft cuts off support for Windows Server 2003, a company called Zynstra is stepping in to ease the migration.
HP hopes a leadership shake up can readjust its market position
HP has acquired other wireless companies in the past, only to let the opportunity go to waste. What's different about its recent acquisition of Aruba Networks?
Samsung Pay does a few things that Apple Pay cannot. If Samsung were to license it to Android, it could take over the mobile payment market.
How AWS got started and what its co-founder is doing now that he says could be bigger than cloud
Dane Jasper, CEO and co-founder of California ISP Sonic, says the real issue of net neutrality is competition between big carriers and smaller players, not just carriers and content providers.
Tags that will locate items with accuracy within inches are just around the corner.
