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Study finds cybersecurity practices of a generation that grew up with the Internet are strong in some senses, weak in others
They used CES as cover to coordinate on prices, HP claims
Justice Dept. expected to announce its action on Wednesday after a long probe conducted behind closed doors
Lenovo's X240 laptop is available with 12.5-inch non-touch panels with a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels
Advancing from 10G to 40G or 100G Ethernet not as simple as swapping out a few switches or line cards
Members of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights ask about the limits of NSA spying
Summer hopes, bigness, 16-megapixels, gaze detection and 8G
'Serial software killer,' one customer calls Apple after it yanks features from desktop applications
One year of subscription fees will be waived for those who sign three-year deals, but watch the fine print
Google has made new proposals to the Commission as it tries to avoid an antitrust fine
The ERP giant's terms and conditions are called anti-competitive
Companies need help analyzing and extracting value from their big data applications
Self-driving cars mean 1,000 fewer deaths, $38 billion more money per year. But how long until it can happen?
Calxeda will release two 64-bit ARM-based server chips
The company is exploring silicon photonics to speed up connections and boost efficiency
The LG G Flex's case is covered with a material that LG claims can prevent scratching.
Attacker can command an unidentified ATM brand to empty cash cassettes through keypad commands
About 5,000 people attend a rally in Washington to protest NSA programs
The new plug-in for the iPhone's email client raises security concerns, some experts say
Microsoft shares hit a six-year high in an up day for the market
NASA catches images of two solar flares shooting off the sun
In the wake of yesterday's flagging, PHP.net confirms that two of its servers were compromised
The nonprofit site will keep less user data and adopt the secure HTTPS protocol by default
Plus, the announcement that (probably) won’t announce much, Android BBM is just WILDLY popular, and Google scoops up the biggest performance enhancer in France since Lance Armstrong.
Says CEO Tim Cook 'doing a fine job,' but blasts the company's board for not taking on debt to buy back shares
The Obamacare website still has 'dozens' of bugs that need to be fixed, a consultant says
Sales of Windows Phone are weak because of a shortage of apps, but carriers also need to move inventory to make room for a crush of new devices
EU Parliament report says four out of five EU states surveyed carry out wide-scale surveillance
The compromise extended to two servers, the PHP Group said
Vendors like Adtran and Alcatel-Lucent are shrinking their equipment to lower installation costs
The parts can be used to enhance the printer's functionality, commenters said
New EU laws on data protection and cybersecurity to be agreed to next year
Cloud is putting new strains on storage, companies like Zadara are looking to fill in the need
Triple the 24-hour uptake of 2012's Mountain Lion, says ad network
One in six IT projects face out of control costs, and bring much disruption, making them 'black swans'
Asking for private SSL keys could hurt the US economy and cause service providers to move to other legal jurisdictions
The company said SQL Server, Lync, SharePoint and Exchange sold well during the quarter
Attackers injected malicious JavaScript code into the site, redirecting some visitors' browsers to Flash exploits
