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While Verizon might be expected to react in kind, it argues price is just one factor in keeping customers
No big winners in the social Super Bowl but brands work hard for attention
A look at what Lenovo's ownership may mean to the workers manufacturing Motorola smartphones in the U.S.
The company is now tying payouts more closely to performance
The latest round of reports come after an agreement between the government and tech companies about what information can be released
Bills in the House and Senate would restore the FCC's rules after an appeals court threw them out
Banks' insistence on sticking with Windows XP as their ATM OS of choice is a risky move, says InfoSec Institute's Kim Crawley
High activity shows demand for mobile data still growing, AT&T says
VMware has asked two partners not to attend PEX
Thousands of responses have been received, but law-makers want more feedback
One of the Linux community's least favorite companies performs an abrupt about-face
The country's Federal Prosecutor General has received several complaints over Germany's involvement in the NSA's spying program
Other cryptographers were also targeted by the same attackers, the researcher said
Apple iPhone 6 rumors: Sapphire gleaming, Motorola mystery, under pressure
The previous two auctions of spectrum had few takers as the minimum prices were seen to be too high
Chip's code enforces rule on how long devices can transmit
College doubles the number of Cisco access points, gains significant performance boost
IT pros say WANop needs more money, attention – and maybe a little more respect
Virtru is one of a number of companies tackling the tricky problem of making email encryption easier
Soon-to-be-retired XP gains user share; Windows 8's uptake takes a vacation
'Milestone in the proof that the strategy didn't work,' says analyst of possibility that Microsoft will skip the Start screen by default in pending Windows 8.1 update
The low-latency, high-efficiency technology will be available at a private event in New York
The social network, now a billion-plus members strong, has reached the end of its first decade
As demand for IT talent grows and salaries rise, companies could struggle retaining tech workers
Google, Apple, Facebook, and even Yahoo shares are up
The agency announces a data-breach settlement with the California company
The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that he's negotiating the terms of his contract with the board
Iceland plans a second drilling operation in coming years
Recent vulnerabilities found in many advertising SDKs for Android apps could be mitigated by using HTTPS, researchers said
Automaker creates Super Bowl 'war room' to tackle social media opportunities during game
The patents likely cover a range of software and tools of interest to Twitter
Dell is bringing analytics directly to the desktops of its managers, and saving money in the process
House Republicans will need help from Democrats to win immigration reform
New grand prize of $150,000 requires researchers to deal with Microsoft's EMET anti-exploit toolkit
UCLA trains architects to design buildings that move and adapt to our needs
Connections' scope will extend beyond enterprise social networking to include email, productivity apps and video conferencing
LabMD decides to close in the midst of an FTC investigation into a a leak of the persoanl data of some 10,000 people
The Donna service will be shut down after the transaction
Vice Admiral Michael S. Rogers will take over amid demands for reform of the NSA
