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The defendant is accused of stealing personal information of employees and publishing it on a website
Gives extension developers until May 1 to put their work in the Chrome Web Store; new policy will probably take affect with Chrome 35
EU authorities are expressing concern about 'in-app' purchases
So-called 'Malware Investigator' later this year could allow malware-sample upload to FBI
The proposed law will not rectify the problem, say digital rights advocates
This report, if true, represents a whole new level of violation of users' privacy that is completely unacceptable, Yahoo said
Cloud professional services is a $17 billion worldwide market, report says
It's talking up RAID configurations to achieve 1Gbps+ performance
Workers are witnessing changes at the Foxconn factory in Zhengzhou, China
Foxconn's factory in Zhengzhou employs 300,000 workers
The financial data and news company develops in-house access controls after controversy over journalists seeing client information
Researchers signed an open letter outlining 10 transparency principles for companies to regain user trust following surveillance revelations
Errors were made when calculating the fines, the court said
Fiberlink study finds clear lead for Samsung among Android devices.
Touchless swipes, taps and double-taps can all be identified by STMicro's 'time-of-flight' proximity detector
RSA panel compares enterprise fears of cloud security to early, now eased, concerns about virtualization technology
The appeals court overturned a district court order denying an injunction on the video
The so-called Internet of everything is becoming a reality, disrupting the tech industry
A Pew survey shows widespread use of the Internet despite some resentment
The government says it needs to hold the data because of various lawsuits challenging its collection
Secunia analyzed reported vulnerabilites in the top 50 most-used software products
The investments are bringing more revenue from Baidu's mobile advertising business
No 64-bit smartphones were announced at MWC, though new chips there will pave the way for handsets in coming months
Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia cited the danger of crime as a key factor
Analyst calls out the company for poorly explaining what customers get in Office 365, what they get (or don't) in Office 2013, and what they pay for each
The development tools provider has also updated its Jira issue tracking tool
Four of these newly discovered planets could potentially hold life
Individuals and businesses sticking with the OS and suite after support ends in April face security risks, technical obsolescence, it warns
Tech industry has been a leader in LGBT workplace equality
Connected Car Consortium brings drivers more information while at the wheel - but works to limit distractions
Tokyo is trying to grasp the facts surrounding the Bitcoin exchange, which has been shut down
However, the executives stop short of endorsing a Senate bill requiring them to install kill switches on mobile devices
The software will end the 'fragmented experience' of BES10, he said
IBM is pulling out all the stops to make Watson cognitive computing platform a success
The Instant Network Mini can carry voice calls and text messages and has a satellite uplink
At RSA conference, CrowdStrike demonstrates explosive PC/Mac attack
Customized Galaxy Note 3 and next-gen mobile hotspot on display at Mobile World Congress
The first step, in-car wireless infotainment systems, set for mass rollouts this year; experts say extending that to smart highways is a massive task
Wacom's WILL will make it easier to capture handwriting or sketches, share them and recreate them on other platforms, Wacom said
Possibility of cyber-espionage raised by crypto expert Bruce Schneier and FireEye security researcher
