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The company has made efforts to launch an antitrust compliance program after fighting against outside oversight, the monitor says
The company has identified over two dozen affected product versions so far and is releasing updates
The company increases its Asian presence again after recently opening two data centers
Some vulnerabilities were identified but are likely accidental, security auditors from iSEC Partners said
New SteelFusion appliance headed for the branch
$70 Office 365 Personal covers one PC or one Mac, plus one tablet
A Brussels court has ordered Uber to stop operating its UberPOP ride-sharing service in Brussels, local media report
Offers Office Online apps via Chrome Web Store to Chrome and Chrome OS
The router costs from $30 and will start shipping in July, if the project succeeds
The outsourcer brought back its first CEO to help revive the company
Karpeles seeks to appear tentatively on May 5 before the court
The company clarifies that emails are automatically scanned to provide users with tailored advertising and better search results
FireEye found malware that could change other icons, sending victims to phishing sites
Enterprises are finding real-world uses for Internet-connected devices but aren't interested in the buzzwords
NTT DoCoMo, Modu and Microsoft have all showed modular concept phones, but Ara might be the most advanced yet
Titan's team will work both with Project Loon and the Google Maps teams
The earliest Dragon cargo craft can launch will be Friday, NASA says
Fills the 11-day opening after Brendan Eich resigned amid marriage equality controversy
Google looks to drones and high-altitude balloons for Internet connectivity
Dell, HP and IBM issue firmware and software updates for servers affected by the Heartbleed bug
The company is also telling customers to change their passwords
Nearly 80 percent of US Internet users want data-sharing restrictions through government regulation, one survey says
Canada's tax authority and a popular British parenting site are the first to admit data loss
Autonomous underwater Bluefin-21 dives this morning into hunt for missing Flight 370
Microsoft sets very low developer preview bar; anyone can grab the bits
'I don't fancy going up against charges from Oracle's legal teams,' webmaster says
Public cloud is a $15.1 billion quarterly market, according to TBRI
A US judge blasts Typo's bond request as 'wildly inappropriate' as a sales ban looms
The company will host customers' public hotspot management and give them a dashboard to control access
But Google's modular smartphone architecture is at best a long shot, according to an analyst
The company is soon to become a registered e-money firm in Ireland, paving the way into the EU
Another attack appears to be the result of Google Glass vitriol.
A federal appeals court has ruled that the venue for Auernheimer's prosecution wasn't appropriate
Decade-old WIM frees up more space for apps, user content on low-cost devices
New York report highlight's the size of the non-degreed tech workforce in the city
The foundation oversees the free and open source Gnome desktop environment
Researcher Willem Pinckaers found a hole in Akamai's OpenSSL code tweak, used for a decade, in 15 minutes
The administration said information may be withheld for national security and law enforcement needs
CloudFlare said its challenge shows how dangerous is the OpenSSL bug
An insider's account of the early days of Android follows behind-the-scenes details from Apple
Entering the smartphone business now would be a long shot, but that is Amazon's specialty these days
Allwinner will ship its A80 board, which has eight ARM CPUs and 64 PowerVR graphics cores
As Apple rests its case, Samsung's top lawyer goes on the offensive
