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Analysts high on A10's prospects in the enterprise.
China recently lifted a 13-year-old ban on gaming consoles
Microsoft also aims to set up an open-source software community in the Open Compute Project
'Oops,' says analyst about Apple overestimating demand for less-expensive iPhone
Smartphones surge by close to 40 percent with Samsung on top.
The agreement with Facebook, Google, Microsoft and others lets them give more information on the government's data requests
The suit claims using Uber's app makes drivers unsafe
Company introduces CAPTCHA verification, criminals likely to exploit it for nefarious reasons
Cisco engineers are proposing standards changes to pare down unnecessary traffic
The now defunct secure email service is standing up for the right to protect encrypted communications
Google's artificial intelligence acquisition could affect long line of its products
iPhone declines in share, Windows Phone gains, Kantar says
Two defendants were charged with using Bitcoin to facilitate illegal drug sales
Windows unified code is important to IT, IDC says
Contact centers were once 95% voice but now social media represents almost half the load
The mobile versions of Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter were cited as targets
By combining three colors, the Stratasys printer offers a palette consisting of hundreds of shades
Members of academia urge the U.S. government to reform surveillance practices
SDL's Customer Experience Cloud combines Web content management, social analytics and more
After trademark lawsuit loss to BSkyB last year, announces rebranding for consumer and commercial online storage service
But whether it is going to do anything for Samsung's disputes with Apple remains to be seen
Proofpoint says its very possible; Symantec says not so much
Acquiring Vodafone at this point would have been a bold and risky move for AT&T, said an analyst
Authorities in the U.S., India, China and Romania crack down on websites offering email hacking services
But Michigan governor's plan to help troubled city will be a hard sell in Washington
The ConferenceCam CC3000e is a plug-in peripheral for meetings of 6-10 people using existing applications
Social media and email accounts of some Microsoft employees were hit by phishing attacks, the company said
Will automatically push malware cleanup tool to Windows XP until July 2015
The company has not confirmed a compromise but is notifying customers in advance
The problem was widespread, affecting most users of the affected applications
The multimillion-dollar award is equal to several days' profit for each company
Four men have been charged with copying Android apps and selling them through online markets
Microsoft shares provide a bright spot as other tech stocks decline
Microsoft will continue to match Amazon's prices
Vintage means a CRT display, a 3.5-in. floppy drive and just 128K of memory
The company sent email messages trying to trick people into signing up for insurance before the deadline, the agency says
Dual iPhone 6's, another vote for 4.8-inch screen, no sale
The ruling follows a similar takedown request from France
'Pin and chip' smartcards may be next, not NFC smartphones, but liability questions remain
Over the past year, Guccifer hacked into the email addresses of US and foreign politicians, celebrities and other public figures
Comcast, Google, AT&T and Verizon are among the top spenders on lobbying the US government
