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Wacky as ever, 2014 Ig Nobels celebrate the strangest science out there
Downsizing closes Microsoft Research facility in Mountain View, Calif.
Algorithm used to predict traffic snarls along the way
Four weeks before Yosemite's slated to ship, company addresses reliability issues and patches 45 OS X bugs
Apple tried to make it in social media years ago, and it doesn’t plan to revive that fantasy any time soon, says CEO Tim Cook. Cook does, however, offer his thoughts on Google, Facebook and Twitter – and he doesn't hold back when it comes to Apple’s
It’s not enough to discover intrusions, the right people have to be told about them
At Harvard University’s Sanders Theater this evening, a collection of the most off-the-wall, bizarre and lurid scientific efforts of the past year will be dubiously honored with an Ig Nobel Prize.
Citrix CEO outlines vision for every employee to be able to access everything they need to be productive from anywhere and on any device
Apple could be trying to spur iCloud use by limiting capacity on its most popular iPhone model
Old-timers out, new blood in; average age drops 4 years
If users enable iCloud Drive on iOS 8, they'll experience sync issues with Macs running Mavericks, and with iPhones and iPads still on iOS 7
iOS 8 updates are streaming across the web, potentially troubling IT admins
Father of the Internet Vinton Cerf also entering Cyber Security Hall of Fame
With new funding, the Israeli company opens U.S. offices
The White House's Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT is looking to build a development community around the Blue Button electronic health record system.
