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Hollywood gala spotlight shines on Twitter, leaving Facebook and other social networks behind
Stylish, real-time OS-based Fit smart wristband was unveiled at MWC along with two Tizen-based Gear smartwatches and the Galaxy S5 smartphone
The bill in the House of Representatives follows similar proposals in the Senate and the California State Assembly
Office 365 is getting a new app called Oslo to automate interactions between colleagues, and offering new tools for developers
Rumor: Biz development head Bates, marketing chief Reller call it quits
Developers will need to present compelling arguments for getting their plug-ins on the whitelist, Mozilla said
Will begin nagging customers of April 8 end-of-support with on-screen messages
The Google unit was earlier asked to take down the controversial movie trailer
Apple's CarPlay highlights tech industry's growing interest in cars
Record-setting tweet blows by Obama's; Microsoft researcher on the money with predictions
Extends SDN support into enterprise campus, data center switches
Apple can't keep up with overall growth, but is still the biggest vendor by a large margin
With just a month before retirement, XP's user share again goes up; Windows 8 goes nowhere
CarPlay aims to make driving while operating iOS controls safer, Apple said
CEO Interview: Canonical's Jane Silber dishes on going your own way, the perils of crowdsourcing and her bold vision for the future of Ubuntu
Quantum dot mania, sapphire obsessions, 192-core rejoicings
Already in laptops and tablets, palm scanners are billed as more secure than fingerprint authentication.
The carrier is seeking FCC approval to run tests in an Alabama town and a Florida suburb
IDOL functions such as sentiment detection and entity extraction will be available as discrete services
Freescale reduces size of microcontrollers, a key component of Internet of Things technologies
Intel's next Atom chip, code-named Cherry Trail, will be in devices by the year-end holiday shopping season
The exchange committed fraud by not properly handling a hacking attack, the suit alleges
The house should be finished within 3 years
The company needs to sell hundreds of thousands of phones yearly to survive
The Snowden revelations have made the standards organization rethink its approach on security
The rootkit works on 32-bit and 64-bit Windows versions and protects the malware's components from being deleted
Chinese networking giant Huawei, though, says last year's report lacked credibility
Up to half of all marketing hires in 2014 could require a technical background
Reporters offer some simple answers to complex questions raised by the release of specs for the Boeing's long-awaited secure smartphone
Software-defined networking offers many positives, but keep an eye on possible vulnerabilities
HP TippingPoint's 'Zero Day Initiative' will go public with bug information 120 days after reporting vulnerabilities to software makers
The app exposes information about attendees in a SQLite database file, according to IOActive
Court rules patent that Microsoft asserted against Google and Motorola Mobility lacked an inventive step
Mt. Gox has filed for bankruptcy, its lawyer told Japanese media at the Tokyo District Court
HTC is already an also-ran in the Android marketplace – it needs the M8 to avoid becoming a non-entity.
The appeals court went by a strict interpretation of the statute under which the driver was charged
The new government committee will also focus on improving the nation's online censorship systems
The H Block auction sold potentially valuable frequencies for funds to build a national public safety network
Former Oracle sales executive Keith Block is having a big impact for Salesforce.com, Benioff says
VxWorks features a modular architecture and the option to run a 20KB micro-kernel
Pitchforks and torches in hand, Chrome users take to discussion forum to assail what they see as hand-holding and nanny-ism
NY Gov. Cuomo says state has deal with IBM to preserve jobs, but questions arise about what the pact really means
