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At its Build conference, Microsoft must make it clear how Windows 10 benefits developers
With Canonical prepared to launch Ubuntu-powered phones, I try to figure out the most frustrating feature of the Ubuntu Unity interface.
Cisco recently addressed some of the challenges in migrating to 802.11AC Wave 2 Wi-Fi.
Idiot-proof wireless smartphone charging, zippier supercomputers and software coding shortcuts among researchers' focus areas in latest well-funded projects
Surface Pro 3 is relatively glitch-free after its 10th firmware update, released last week, resolved many long-standing issues
Pluribus Networks rounds up another $50M for a total of $95M
VMware lags Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure on public cloud front
Federal study says more targeted approaches could save some privacy headaches though
After a week of PR-heavy cybersecurity initiatives, the planned cyberwar games might actually help teach us how to be safer.
There is a widening gap between what security executives believe to be true and the reality of cyberthreats
Google's cancelled Explorer program fell victim to the Silicon Valley hype cycle that turned free PR into negative PR.
Now that Google Glass has been put on "hiatus," this is what will it take for the widely ridiculed augmented reality headsets to make a comeback.
Obama’s changes to the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act could increase penalties, broaden what’s illegal for constructive researchers
One-year free license of OpenDaylight-based controller intended to kick-start implementations
Some see bad signs in Microsoft's changes to its security reporting processes.
These wireless startups are doing a lot more than making snazzier iPhone cases.
An off-grid communications tool aimed at the prepper and outdoors market has potential for enterprise disaster planning.
