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Twitter reported a net loss of more than $132 million for the first quarter
Product reviews and comparisons so far mainly feature smartwatches, activity trackers and wearable cameras
Vanderbilt researcher creates nanowires only 3 atoms wide
The man allegedly used a cellphone jammer in his car for as long as two years
Plans call to revive Mt. Gox as 'New Gox'
Most companies haven't deployed big data projects yet, despite all the hype
The four-week jury trial begins closing arguments as Apple demands $2 billion in damages
Biggest news in quiet refresh are the price cuts of 7% to 10%
Police should need warrants to search mobile phones beause of the amount of information they hold, lawyers for two suspects say
Sprint worked with quality sound maker Harman and HTC to offer device bundle that is $230 with two-year contract
Oracle is adding an OpenStack distribution to its latest Solaris release
The company also shows off what it says is the world's fastest Chromebook
Experienced technology manager focused on setting new direction for retailer in wake of massive security breach
Gogo still believes it will have a global network for planes, while AT&T is focusing on continental U.S. by end of 2015
More than 30 million account holders can now access Paym
More details will be revealed at the Sapphire conference in June
The malware program that flooded the Tor network with new clients last year is back, but now uses SSH for command and control
IT managers have an optimistic outlook on renewable energy, cloud
Google names Gundotra aide Besbris to lead social etworking group; some analysts say changes are coming
Motorola Mobility abused a dominant market position in the way it asserted patents essential to industry standards, the Commission said
IndoorAtlas promises GPS-like location services without using GPS satellites
Suri previously headed Nokia's networks unit, the company's biggest business following the sale of its handsets unit to Microsoft
AMD releases a new tablet chip called Mullins and a laptop chip called Beema, which are based on the Puma+ architecture
Samsung is preparing more lower-end phones for emerging markets
Google is showing off a Power8 motherboard at an IBM show in Las Vegas Monday
The shows will air on Yahoo on desktops and mobile devices
The security flaw got more consumers to change their passwords and start using two-factor authentication
Jaspersoft's BI tools will complement Tibco's Spotfire cloud analytics service
Red-hot competition is driving cloud storage vendors to increase capacity and cut prices
Controversy over new proposed rules explodes before critics have actually seen the rules
Air-to-ground network set for late 2015 launch in continental U.S.
Until Microsoft patches latest zero-day, run a different browser, says cyber watchdog
The result is inefficient battery use and higher cost, ABI says
Oracle has sued Terix and Maintech, saying they provide support for the OS in an illegal fashion
Phone to ship in June for $629
The cars' computer can now handle a range of new situations on city streets, Google says
Vic Gundotra's departure raises questions about the social network's future, including its role for enterprise customers
Samsung lawyers were on the hotspot in front of an angry Judge Koh as a result of a remark made by one of their witnesses
The move to .NET will make life easier for customers, according to one executive
