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BlackBerry heavily promotes its sales to defense and security-conscious groups despite its being up for sale
Even if a person has locked their profile, their interactions with others is telling, say Trustwave researchers
Juniper's average base salary for coders is about $160,000
Samsung Design America, based in San Francisco, says it taps into startup culture for insights
Research that counters Apple's claim it can't intercept communications on iMessage highlights the precautions companies should take using IM
AMD's revenue was driven by custom chips for products like Xbox One and PlayStation 4
Class action lawsuit alleges Indian outsourcer discriminated against U.S. workers
The carrier also announced a deal with Tesla for cell service on its electric cars
With IPO expected to hit in November, Twitter execs soon will start meeting potential investors
Plus, an Android app for calling in airstrikes, Google being just oh-so-adorable about KitKat, and more
Good for apps, music, games, movies in Windows Store, Windows Phone Store, Xbox e-marts
PC, tablet and smartphone maker is based in Beijing
When assessing a threat in the workplace, it isn't always necessary to meet with the subject in question, says Dr. Steve Albrecht
The company posted a 4.4 percent increase in revenue and 30 percent increase in net income
Good Technology finds hint of new enterprise interest in Android apps
Oracle Data Integrator 12c can now work with Oracle GoldenGate to provide data warehouses with fresher data feeds
But Cisco engineer says "some of the libraries" in products can support Dual EC DRBG
Using nanotechnology, smart clothing promises to monitor users vital signs, keep them warm and fend off pollution
Next-generation mobile networks may run in multiple modes to support industrial and other uses
The BitTorrent search site lost an appeals court case earlier this year
Price increases on older gear intended to prod users into upgrades
The company also plans to let users run Windows Server 2008 R2 as a stand-alone desktop
But businesses unlikely to bite, says Gartner, over concern about crushing tempo
The company wants to expand its offerings for planning, producing, publishing marketing content
Open source project is gearing up for its first international summit too
'Interested parties' may offer opinions on Samsung's proposal to avoid EU sanctions
The stolen data includes account credentials and contact information
Analysts say Facebook takes a big risk amid cyber bullying, predators
The OS update starts shipping on Thursday and addresses several criticisms made at Windows 8
A big data center built quickly in Utah has problems
Skycure supports IDS/IPS for Apple iOS iPhones and iPads, with Android coming in future
The disclosures made it easier to have a conversation about security, according to Joe Sullivan
A famed iPhone jailbreak software developer says Apple could easily decrypt iMessages despite the company's claims
Rapid7's tips for strengthening your first line of defense
The new add-ons are due in late November
System x and Power Systems sales continue to slide, though mainframe sales were strong for IBM
Young people aged 13 to 17 can now share their posts with everyone on Facebook
The $399 watch will focus on runners' needs and won't talk to phones
The home appliances giant will move about 30,000 employees to Google's cloud suite for email and collaboration
Ask HHS for information on access controls, monitoring tools, and the measures used to protect against cyberattacks
HP has assembled a number of its data-mining programs into a service for digital marketing
Eight days after users squawked about forced color changes, Apple corrects irritating glitch
The mobile session kicked off DEMO Fall 2013 this morning. Here are the three best of that group.
