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Breather's app lets iPhone users unlock private rooms
Few likely to be disappointed since not many used @Facebook.com
Samsung releases latest Android-based Galaxy S model in Barcelona
Before thousands, RSA's exec. chairman Art Coviello says U.S. government needs to 're-build trust'
Hybrid Memory Cube Consortium doubles memory bandwidth with new specification
Critics don't like language added to the legislation that would prohibit bulk unlocking of phones
Move follows Galaxy S5 with fingerprint reader
Government ministers' data may have been sent to Microsoft servers, and police are accused of violating privacy laws.
Uhuru Mobile is a new ROM derived from Cyanogen that aims to make Android phones more secure
New cable would circumvent NSA spying - Brazilian President
Sensors adhered to skin or in t-shirts will monitor what people cant detect themselves
ZENWorks 11 Support Pack Three comes with improved scalability and additional auditing capabilities
The tool can't protect against determined attackers with customized exploits, researchers from Bromium claim
Transactions will only be approved when a card holder and their phone are in the same place
A tablet linked to a range of sensors and control devices allows the programming of simple home monitoring and automation scenarios
With a low price, Windows look and Microsoft services Nokia X will lure customers in countries where carriers don't subsidize phones, Elop says.
Several new smartphones were unveiled at Mobile World Congress this week, but the new Galaxy 5 garnered the most attention
Azuqua wants to make it easy for business users to build automated processes
The LG G Pro 2, Nokia X, Samsung Galaxy S5 and Sony Xperia Z2 among notable newcomers
AT&T will use Connected Car Cloud for a new LTE service
'Software-Defined Protection' architecture expected to lead to management console design
Planned purchase of Motorola 'is very strategic' in overall Lenovo plans
Some call for comprehensive re-imagining of how spectrum is used
A look back at what happened over the past year or so in the nation's various wireless bands
Billions are spent by carriers to get a piece of wireless spectrum action
Julie Larson-Green, who now runs Surface and Xbox, takes a lower-level job with the group responsible for Office
Intel adding 64 bit processors for Android-based devices, which may help mobile capabilities catch up to desktop performance
The captured touch screen data could be used to reconstruct what users typed
Tech vendors want the E.U. to adopt their proposals to curb patent trolls
John Chen announces a new version of BES, free licenses for customers switching and new pricing
Earlier reports suggested traffic to Sina Weibo was falling, amid a government crackdown on online rumors
The goal is to make it easier for enterprises to develop M2M applications
The phone will be released first in Indonesia and later in other markets
Bitcoin players slam Mt. Gox for violating the trust of users
LinkedIn has a major growth opportunity on its hands, but will need to adhere to China's rules on censorship
Boingo launched automatic login capability at 21 U.S. airports on Monday
Internet-enabled calls may be available first on Android and iOS
CloudFlare will continue to run StopTheHacker as normal while working on a longer-term integration
Phones from LG and Wiko Mobile use the company's new Tegra 4i
The cost of the solar-powered energy will be less than 10 cents per kilowatt hour
While Safari is affected by Apple oversight, Chrome and Firefox are not
At RSA , Cisco invites open-source community through "Open App ID" to build application-layer next-generation firewall code
700,000 credentials were stolen and 85 virtual wallets were broken into
Japan, South Korea, Spain, France and Russia are among the new places for fast foreign roaming
Intel demonstrates a 64-bit version of Android running on a smartphone with its latest Atom chip code-named Merrifield
