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IBM survey of 600 companies in 29 countries found just a handful with effective mobile commerce, worker efficiency strategies
The plan would let users connect via mobile networks, but airlines could still ban voice calls
The company also extended the document-sharing options in the suite's SharePoint Online component
Intel also announces a mobile CPU core code-named Goldmont, which will be used in chips starting in 2015
Nearly 30% of world population uses sites like Facebook, Instagram, Google+ each month
Google kicked twice as much to browser rival in 2012 than the year before
There's a time and place for Angry Birds
An off-the-shelf Nvidia GPU is able to easily capture all the traffic of a 10Gbps network, Fermilab research finds
The new SkyDrive app for iOS also features tighter integration with Office Mobile and OneNote
Apple lashes out at Samsung's attempt to halt a trial while the jury is deliberating
Facebook's RocksDB is an embeddable, persistent key-value store designed for fast reads and writes
The company will make chips for third parties, CEO Brian Krzanich tells investors
The malware uses the I2P darknet to communicate with its command-and-control servers, according to the sales pitch
Intel's CEO says the company is developing a 64-bit version of Android
As the VC market heats up, cloud, big data and app dev are hot investment areas
Although Google online services have adopted the protocol, 8 of the top 10 U.S. Web properties have not
The FTC charged Wise Media of cramming unwanted charges onto mobile phone bills
Windows 1.0 came out 28 years ago this week laying the groundwork for Microsoft's signature operating system
The bill aims to make it more difficult for patent licensing firms to file lawsuits against other businesses
Attackers can also use the malware to remotely control infected workstations and access SAP servers, Microsoft researchers said
Along with new third-party apps, Nokia has also improved the underlying OS
Sierra Wireless wants the European Commission and the U.S. Federal Trade Commission to sanction Nokia
Top search trends show Americans curious about Kardashian baby, government shutdown, typhoon aid
From diaper to grave: ProtectCELL asks customers to share their wacky stories
Smartwatches have to slim down and get more apps, according to Gartner
Samsung had asked for a stay in the retrial in view of new developments in the reexamination of a key patent
The industry favors measures like a database to prevent reactivation of stolen phones
The tool is designed to help the site's users visualize and organize places
New Qualcomm chips can work with LTE networks using large-scale carrier aggregation
The new Salesforce1 platform could spark even more rapid adoption, according to an executive
Attackers are seeking business secrets and trying to disrupt supply chains, according to an Ernst & Young survey
The effort will install high-speed fiber-optic networks to improve broadband access
The goal is to make it easier for Apps customers to find third-party tools for the suite
The top supercomputers are getting faster while development of midlevel systems is starting to stagnate
Qualcomm's new Zeroth chip is designed to mimic the human brain
NASA engineers work on a long-distance fix for the robotic rover on Mars
Analysts expect high-end servers to include DDR4 technology by the second half of 2014
Second brightest object in our night sky has been home to 200 astronauts, 1,500 experiments
The late February update will sync 'perpetual license' version with Office 365 changes, new features
SC13: Argonne Leadership Computing Facility boss shares what's running on world's fifth-fastest supercomputer.
Cisco, Futures, Dynis, American Towers among companies cooperating on wireless jobs program
OpenStack still has maturing to do before it's really ready for the enterprise, analyst says
Some people's attitudes toward hurtful language online might be changing
Micron's Automata processor uses modified memory cells that can be reprogrammed to solve specific problems
A year after an FTC crackdown, scammers persist in trying to dupe PC owners
