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The companies have paid tens of millions of dollars to lawyers and hundreds of thousands of dollars to witnesses
Last minute tweaks made to $7.2 billion acquisition
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday in the copyright infringement case against the streaming TV service
Loads of IP-addressable sensors are descending on the enterprise. Here's how you'll need to pull them all together.
When Internet and phone service goes down, the problem is traced to VM images installed in a classroom.
Real privacy invasions abound, but people are freaking out about three so-called privacy violations that simply aren't
Successor likely to ship in October
Web's top-1,000 sites are immune to exploit but 2% of the top 1 million have yet to patch the problem
Early breakthroughs point to 3D advances in healthcare, aviation, retail, food, and space travel
Don't end up with a dead end project
SkyWay uses WebRTC for video and audio chats through Chrome and Opera
Johns Hopkins researchers question 'zero-knowledge' policies
Participants at the conference also want concrete measures to emerge from the conference
Fiber, low-cost power has Microsoft building nearly 1.5M square-feet of data center space
Owners of the famously geeky glasses are invited to a run this weekend
The package includes all the features in the commercial Kendo UI Mobile package
The rocket is also carrying HD cameras for live streaming of the Earth and some micro satellites
AMD says Intel's contra-revenue tablet maker subsidy program is "foreign" to the company
Presenters at the recent Collaborate user conference gave their tips
Plaintiffs say materials such as Walter Isaacson's biography are permissible as evidence
The agency's plan includes selling 'generic' 5MHz spectrum blocks
NASA looks to one day use robotic orbs to inspect exterior of space station, spacecraft
A researcher says plastic computers are still far away, as challenges need to be resolved on writing data and processing
Analyst spells out how Apple could generate revenue by baking 'audio fingerprinting' technology into iOS
Researchers found critical vulnerabilities in satellite communications devices used in the defense, maritime, aerospace and other sectors
Microsoft fails to eradicate 2001 browser
Laser communications one of the several techs NASA is focused on for deep space missions
The final location of the ATM will be secret until an unveiling, importer says
A consortium that offered 1 bitcoin to buy Mt. Gox launches its own website
Google approached the court in California to counter a Rockstar complaint in Texas against its Android partners
Another 400,000 cards at subsidiary Aaron Brothers may have been affected
The streaming music service is violating New York law by not paying artists, the lawsuit alleges
The company reported a net loss of $20 million in Q1
Managing the danger of cyberattacks has to involve all parts of an enterprise, speakers tell a Kaspersky conference
Regulatory filings reveal details of secret tests by Google, a step beyond last year's trial in California
It is the second major utility in a year to announce IT outsourcing
An executive on the earnings call pooh-poohed the need for differentiation in the enterprise cloud computing market
The deal will help Samsung and GlobalFoundries provide an adequate supply of mobile chips
And does it matter for businesses?
A new optional feature broadcasts people's locations to their friends
