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Goodwill Industries investigates suspected payment card breach

Black Hat presentation on TOR suddenly cancelled

Report: Apple’s new iPhone 6 could have biggest initial production

Stealthy Web tracking tools pose increasing privacy risks to users

AirMagnet Wi-Fi security tool takes aim at drones

Yahoo buys Flurry to make more money from mobile apps

Google may bring Wi-Fi to New York City pay phones

Salesforce.com’s trademark infringement anything but social, lawsuit claims

EFF releases Chrome, Firefox plugin to block third-party tracking

Open Wireless Router firmware aims for better router security, network performance

Microsoft consolidates enterprise IT conferences

BYOD morphs from lockdown to true mobility

Meet the Online Tracking Device That is Virtually Impossible to Block

3 keys to getting started with devops

Devops can give application development a power boost, but rolling it out carefully is key

Cisco enterprise controller going through paces

APIC Enterprise Module being banged on by DevNet community as it lingers in betas, field trials.

Stealthy ransomware ‘Critroni’ uses Tor, could replace Cryptolocker

Ping Identity rolls mobile one-swipe authentication; takes aim at RSA tokens

PingID for Apple iOS or Google Android mobile devices is an app that works to generate one-time passwords on a smartphone

New BlackBerry COO is ex-Sybase exec Marty Beard

China’s Internet adoption sags to levels not seen since in 8 years

US court says warrant for access to all content of email account is justified

Lenovo plans new small-screen Windows tablet for US market

Cloud message resonating with Microsoft partners

MIT invention to speed up data centers should cheer developers

Wall Street Beat: Transition to mobile, cloud hits tech earnings

Dell accepting Bitcoin payments

iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending July 18

Apple iPhone 6 scuttlebutt includes: Delay by bottleneck(s), or not, happy haptics, battery woes.

Apple, IBM spell out enterprise support for iPhone, iPad

Business Agility Drives Cloud Adoption

Companies adopting cloud computing most aggressively say that business agility -- not cost -- is the primary driver of adoption.

D-Wave wants more real-world deployments for its quantum computer

Microsoft Layoffs Mean ‘Open Season’ for Recruiters

IT recruiters are lining up for an influx of tech talent entering the market thanks to large-scale layoffs announced by Microsoft. Even workers not affected become potentials candidates for job openings, experts say.

Appcelerator gears up for the business world

Net neutrality a key battleground in growing fight over encryption, activists say

Home router security to be tested in upcoming hacking contest

Ayehu extends IT automation into security automation

Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited offers 600,000 e-books for $10 a month

EC slams Apple for in-app purchase policies

UK rushes through surveillance bill, extending data retention rules

Enterprises increasingly look to the private cloud

Google sales jump despite mixed ads results

Microsoft may drag out layoffs for a year

Jesse Jackson demands Twitter release employee diversity data

Aloha point-of-sale terminal, sold on eBay, yields security surprises

Twitter and Facebook see a bright future for in-the-moment spending

In wake of cloud and mobile push, IBM revenue flattens

CEO Whitman to chair HP’s board

PC market rebound doesn’t help AMD’s earnings

Google sales jump despite mixed ads results

Surface survives Microsoft cuts, but tablet strategy remains muddled

Layoffs raise questions about Nadella’s commitment to Nokia deal

MIT may have just solved all your data center network lag issues

New Fastpass system opts for counter-intuitive central processing architecture.