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A planned software patch will fix the bug on all machines, according to Xerox
Acquiring Mobile Technologies could give Facebook another mobile boost
The newly formed Storage Products Association aims to raise the profile of spinning disks amid a flash craze
The latest installment of the IDG Enterprise CEO Interview Series
Without Steve Jobs, says Oracle billionaire, Apple is going down
Intel's 10-inch and 7-inch Education Tablet designsare now available to customers
Developers can send up to one million notifications each month for free
Security researchers from Palo Alto Networks found Android apps downloading malware from rogue mobile ad networks
Raises standard $1,000 payment for Chrome vulnerabilities to as much as $5,000
In 2012, Google alone received 21,389 government requests for information affecting 33,634 user accounts
Ellison also weighed in on his friendship with Steve Jobs and Oracle's litigation against Google in a televised interview
Foxconn is a major supplier for Apple and other top IT brands
The smartphone will start shipping in the coming weeks
Resources can now be updated in parallel in order to improve performance
The relatively brighter IT budget outlook in government may be short-lived, Gartner said
The company said putting a value on data helps executives evaluate risk better
The Comment Crew appears to be back at it again, targeting dissident organizations, FireEye said
The review group is to submit an interim report within 60 days of its formation
Facebook gains translator app Jibbigo through the deal
Spacecraft may confirm scientists' ideas about how the solar system formed
Orange County files lawsuit to recover damages from offshore firm in tax system rewrite
Monthly software update also adds voice commands and movie info
After a closed beta, Lenovo's Reach cloud service is now open for wide preview
Oracle has overhauled the user interface of its MySQL administration tool
Hackers will bank bugs until after Microsoft retires Windows XP in April 2014; expect attacks, say security experts
Perhaps useful for dipping toes in subscription waters, say experts, but it means customers pay twice for Office
Newly signed-on developers include Viddy, Over and WordPress
BlackBerry now ranks as 'secondary' buy for companies, behind Android and iOS, analysts say
Sub-20nm flash can hold more data in the same space but challenges loom for next generations
Analyst: Bundles carry risk since customers may not end up using all the features
Some experts call Millennials the 'new threat vector.' But others say the weakest link in the enterprise is people of any age
iPhone 5S needs leading-edge innovation to stand out from cheaper, near-equal Androids, analysts said
The transition to cloud-based services is ratcheting up traditional enterprise software costs and adding layers of complexity.
It was impossible to resist the pressure to send some IT security activities offshore. So far, it's working out well.
As IT responsibilities evolve, managers strive for better ways to measure techies' contributions.
Cloud-related job postings on Dice.com hit all-time high this month
A committee will explore strategic alternatives for the future of the company
Buyers reject touchscreen notebooks, spooked by higher prices and concerns about value of Windows 8's touch UI
IT executives explain why they keep tabs on work email and phone messages when they're supposed to be relaxing.
Despite disappointing financial results and the Surface RT tablet debacle, Microsoft is planning to expand its hardware offerings.
Windows 8 apps remain scarce, Best Buy hires soccer players to lure Microsoft customers
