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Apple yanks buggy iOS 8 update

Apple iOS 8.0.1 nixing cell service, Touch ID for iPhone 6 and 6 Plus users

Bot-herders can launch DDoS attacks from dryers, refrigerators, other Internet of Things devices

Spike malware toolkit can infect Windows, Linux and ARM-based Linux devices

Internet Crime Complaint Center warns scam uses IC3 e-mail as way to con victims

Fraudsters say e-mail sender is a representative of the IC3.

Is BYOD Burning Out Your Workforce?

Employees who buy into the bring your own mobile device lifestyle may be bringing on a lot of stress as well.

BlackBerry goes for qwerty keyboard, again, with Passport smartphone

Square-shaped display, quad-core processor, big battery, and new voice assistant might attract older BlackBerry users who still want a physical keyboard

Broadcom unveils 25G Ethernet, SDN optimized chip

Broadcom announces availability of new Ethernet switch silicon optimized for cloud-scale data centers

Growing startup scene, employer loyalty lure tech talent to Midwest companies

Fiberlink wipes one smartphone or tablet every three minutes

49% of the remote wipes are done automatically, 51% by someone at an organization

BMC Software files patent infringement lawsuit against ServiceNow

ARM’s new processor could usher in feature-rich robots, appliances, wearables

A closer look at CIO salaries, bonuses and perks

Median pay among 26 IT leaders is $2.2 million, according to our analysis of CIO compensation.

Without mandatory signups, is Google+ adrift?

Analysts debate whether Google is abandoning its social network or simply changing course

Ray Ozzie’s Talko app stores calls in cloud, lets you search them

Apple iOS 8 fixes outlined in report

MacRumors source says fixes could target Safari, call forwarding and keyboard issues with iOS 8

In evolving healthcare business model, tech plays vital role

The healthcare industry's shift toward value-based, coordinated care won't succeed if providers, payers and patients aren't connected to the information they need to make better health and wellness decisions. Entities that fail to do so could put the

Smaller Windows PC makers nip at Apple’s heels in customer satisfaction

Macs take top spot for 10th year in a row

Dell’s PC, tablet innovations draw attention

Crowdsource mapping aids Ebola fight in West Africa

Is eBay trading too much security for seller happiness?

Experts say eBay's policy of letting sellers use Javascript and Flash to customize stores makes the site vulnerable to certain types of Web attacks

Lyft acquires ride-sharing startup Hitch

Crashing Apple’s iOS 8 party

Mobile apps performance management company Crittercism finds iOS 8 is outcrashing iOS 7 on iPhones and iPads in a big way so far.

How to ensure the success of your private PaaS project

Lenovo to cough up $100 refunds, $250 vouchers to settle IdeaPad suit

Early iPhone 6 usage 8x higher than iPhone 6 Plus

Signals big tilt toward sales of 4.7-in. model; no shocker since the 6 Plus is impossible to find

Pertino adds management, tracking apps to its service

Ericsson acquires majority stake in Apcera for cloud policy compliance

Delve, Office Graph must transcend Office 365 to be revolutionary

EMC reportedly held merger talks with Hewlett-Packard

Here are the limits of Apple’s iOS 8 privacy features

Apple's new passcode-based encryption for the iPhone and iPad can be circumvented and provides only limited protection to data

Brocade unveils OpenDaylight SDN controller

Open source SDN controller is commercial distribution of OpenDaylight Project code

Do’s and don’ts of using social media in your job search

IEEE standards group wants to bring order to IoT

InfiniDB going out of business, but its database will live on as open source

Key Cisco defections in data center, OpenStack

Company loses two high-profile people to VMware, HP

FCC questions how to enforce net neutrality rules

Shut out on iPhone 6 Plus, buyers settle for smaller version

Some customers lined up for hours to buy the larger 6 Plus, only to be disappointed that the stores didn't have any

New iPhone 6 and 6 Plus are easier to repair

iPhone 6's battery 16% more powerful than last year's iPhone 5S, says iFixit

SAP CEO Bill McDermott on why Concur is worth $8.3 billion

iPhone 6 review roundup – the raves come quietly

As the iPhone 6 series hits store shelves overall reaction is probably best characterized as a “eh, they’re pretty good.”

Alibaba shares open at a high $92.70

New organization sets out to make secure communication tools more user-friendly

Tim Cook launches iPhone 6 sales in Palo Alto

HP leapfrogs Red Hat to become top contributor to OpenStack

There’s a new top dog in terms of contributions to OpenStack.

Screen size matters to Apple fans in line for the iPhone 6

Apple’s iOS 8 fixes enterprise Wi-Fi authentication hijacking issue

IT Outsourcing Market Far From Stable

IT services deal activity was steady in the second quarter, but the IT and business process outsourcing industry is undergoing significant shifts as customers fire existing providers, ink shorter deals and embrace emerging technologies.

Why CSO pay is too low in San Francisco, New York

CSOs get paid more in San Francisco and New York, but they can live better in Chicago and Denver

Ping Identity picks up $35 million more in venture funding

Will fund identity management R&D, expansion in Europe and Asia-Pacific

Oracle’s Larry Ellison downshifts, but leadership remains the same

The same three leaders at Oracle continue on, though their roles change

iPhone 6 expected to fetch over $3,000 in China’s grey market