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More than 500,000 subscribers now use the online version of Intuit's popular accounting software for small businesses
Deep Impact's mission ends after communication is lost for more than a month
Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Volkswagen, Toyota, Jeep choose Qi standard for its vehicles; tech to be in multiple 2014 models
Apple trumps analysts' estimates, but iPhone 5S shortages impede sales
BlackBerry had been looking for a buyer
Microsoft aims at corporate crowd with Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2 overhaul
Oracle's family of products for analyzing massive and varied data streams keeps growing
Microsoft makes 10.6-inch Surface tablets faster and adds more storage
Faster and with longer battery life, but priced nearly the same as the originals
Unreleased version of Android app 'caused issues'
Gartner calls 2013 big year for Big Data 'experimentation and early deployment'
Oracle CEO declines a $1.2 million cash bonus but accepts equity awards valued at $78.4 million
Chaos Computer Club shows online video demonstrating use of a gummy finger hack of an Apple iPhone
F-Secure threat report also discovers Bitcoin cybercrime 'mining' operation
Version 2.3.15.2 of the development framework also fixes an issue with the action mapping mechanism
Vendors should promise not to use targeted advertising and behavioral profiling, SafeGov said
Fresh user interfaces are seen as key to Infor beating Oracle and SAP in the ERP software market
Gang responsible for Bit9 hack in February responsible for latest attacks exploiting IE 'zero-day,' says FireEye
Surveys show companies lose millions due to hacks by disgruntled former workers
Switzerland-based Cloud Sigma says businesses are looking to international providers who are out of jurisdiction of US federal agencies
A lawsuit charges that the company breaks into email accounts of its members to gather contacts' addresses
Ellison also announced a new high-memory server appliance
Sapphire gleaming, Big Things, solar secrets, NFC angst
Oracle and Tibco report quarterly financial results that were mixed, but more solid than last quarter
The company hopes to halve operating costs while it evaluates its future
Lawmaker seeks answers to a list of 'substantial privacy questions' sent to Apple CEO Cook
It took an all-nighter, unsuccessful stops at two Walmarts and finally a trip to the Apple Store
Two months in, it's hard to tell the status of the realignment plan that's supposed to bring cohesion and agility to Microsoft
Ad network Chitika says nearly a third of all North American iOS traffic now comes from Wednesday's upgrade
One customer was set to buy two iPhone 5c's (for each of her parents, in blue and pink) and an iPhone 5s for herself
Bring Your Own Device is fine, says technical director, but no network access without a clean machine
Storage vendor says it can provide a common data management layer across public and private clouds
Microsoft is pushing ahead with a unified Windows strategy
Gold model runs out first; other colors backed up 7-10 working days in U.S.
Components no one cares about, gibberish labels, and tech fetishism
Apple's embrace of finger scanning technology in the iPhone could be a breakthrough moment for biometrics. But finger scanners are no panacea. Here are 7 ways hackers have figured out to fool them.
Quickoffice is now free to anyone with a Google account; but Microsoft execs promise Office will come to non-Windows platforms
Promoted content that is tasteful is a good idea for Pinterest, one analyst said
He said Microsoft has its eyes wide open for opportunities to port products to non-Windows platforms
User postings about new Apple iOS 7 show confusion, ignorance, frustration, and victories
