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Users are allowed to make calls for up to 100 hours per month
The previous patch did not block an attack vector that could lead to remote code execution in certain environments
The Revolution will soon cost $275 from Geeksphone's webstore and Amazon in Europe
The man who popularized consumer computing sees an opportunity in 'making technology more affordable, more acceptable to hundreds of millions of customers'
Microsoft posts $45 million loss for Surface in Q1, 15% more than the quarter before
Microsoft said it will continue to fight the ruling as part of its data privacy commitments to its customers
Behind a new online portal, IBM offers its IaaS, PaaS and SaaS offerings
Hackers claim to have found a new vulnerability and are selling it for 2.5 bitcoins
Internet Explorer 6, 7 and 8 arent being exploited yet, but harbor a critical flaw
Devices made through March 2013 may be affected
A clinical trial is looking at the use of Twitter to help smokers quit
Facebook, Microsoft, Apple and Amazon weigh in with earnings
The printer technology, designed by Stanford students, is expected to ship around the beginning of summer
Pretty much everybody but Big Broadband hates the FCC’s new plans
AMD's market share rose to 16.9 percent during the first quarter of 2014
Officials say the US agrees with the global Internet meeting's views on surveillance
Each side could get addiitonal time for testimony as a result of a federal appeals court ruling Friday
With dozens of cities proposed for gigabit fiber, Google, AT&T and others are expected to rush to tack on Wi-Fi to offer ads and services
The Bluetooth 4.1 specification can connect wearable devices directly to the cloud without a hub
Researchers say tools would help Flint River Vally farmers conserve water and increase long-term crop yield
The Marilyn Monroe Phone, delays, fat batteries, faith
The hard work starts now that its Nokia acquisition has been closed
Companies finalize $7.2 billion deal
The company is pushing for widespread support for faster encryption algorithms on mobile and wearable devices
Learning through games can help shape the future of personal education, an expert said
But the company has a lot of work to do if it wants to catch up to iOS and Android
As expected, sets up 'Microsoft Mobile' subsidiary based in Finland
The software maker will pay US$10,000 for any critical vulnerability found in its new certificate verification code
Data center experts say the high intake temps at Apple's data center, affirmed on NBC's Today show, now fall within industry guidelines
DoCoMo wants to quit India as mobile revenue sags in Japan
A non-binding statement called for Internet governance decisions by consensus among all stakeholders
The fad of wearables-on-the-wrist doesn't resonate with Casio, Seiko and Citizen
A new mobile search tool offers improved customization
The company suffers in comparison to the same period last year, but sales of tablets and Windows help it beat expectations
Cities getting gigabit-speed fiber Internet could also gain Wi-Fi networks
The FCC says military radar stations can share the spectrum with licensed and other users
As the case approaches its end, the attention of lawyers turns to the questions asked of the jury
Starting a tech business in Europe is still harder than in the US, but things are looking up, an investor said
Oracle and Oregon are at loggerheads over the health insurance exchange Cover Oregon
The class-action suit accused companies of entering into secret agreements not to hire workers
The telecoms industry scores a win, but the bill could return later in the session
Researchers at ORNL test a new battery that is safer and longer lasting than current ones, but it could be years before it reaches products
Cloud technolgies will increasingly replace in-house enterprise and small business systems, Forrester predicts
