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Preparation and player cooperation keys to managing 4,000 combatants on the field at the same time.
The court has ruled that cell site information is business data collected by the service provider
The company has also taken a large charge for Surface RT inventory adjustments
Sprint says all new devices next year will be able to use the 2.5GHz band next year -- but can't comment on iPhones
Officials at San Francisco International Airport have cited a dozen drivers of ride-share services for trespass
Trustwave researchers will reveal vulnerabilities in home automation gateways and other network-controlled products at Black Hat
Researchers have succeeded in generating fake GPS signals after several years of work
The processor enables high-quality audio, video and graphics
Touch-screen laptops face a variety of stresses that can lead to scratches and breaks
The work could lead to better understanding of electrical switching at atomic levels and new, better materials for chips
Thanks to a tourist, a detailed look at one of North Korea's latest tablet computers is possible
The MinnowBoard is the first commercially available open-source PC board with an Intel chip
Applies existing support policy to Windows 8: Customers must upgrade within 24 months to continue receiving patches and fixes
Social network unveils program to support, boost small game developers
Apple investigating work practices at Chinese supplier of iPhone parts
A military judge aqcuitted Bradley Manning of most serious charge but found him guilty of spilling secrets to WikiLeaks
The institute remained neutral on the case, according to a report reviewing its role
Undercover workers at Apple supplier describe 'plastic iPhone'
Facebook now offers promotional incentives to help game developers reach the company's 800 million users
Oracle had alleged its former partner was providing PeopleSoft tax updates in an illegal manner
Minus low-price strategies, Apple and Microsoft forever doomed to trail Google
The move could help boost the company's hardware sales
Taiwan firm plans to focus instead on making devices running Intel chips, report says
Maker of smartphone-tablets and other hybrids readies assault on smartphone market, Asus chairman says
MongoDB user access can now be controlled and managed by Red Hat Enterprise Linux's Identity Management package
Web-application attacks have jumped, too, FireHost reports
Developers can choose from four additional popular development frameworks
The company also benefited from consolidating two companies into its results as subsidiaries
Muzik to work with developers to create more apps for its headphones
But recent acquisitions -- and its acquisition by SoftBank -- leave Sprint better placed for growth, the company said
The smartphone maker has been struggling to lift its earnings because of increased competition
The graphing app allows people to view their text data in a more emotive way, says developer
Diablo Technologies plans to put flash in the memory channel for a fast route to server processors
A researcher found a way to manipulate Google Translate, although it isn't through a security vulnerability
The pilot will show unused TV bands delivering wireless broadband to rural schools
Vendors charged rates as high as $115 per hour for services and then shared the money with IT management
An initial rush of enthusiasm powered by limited lower prices and widespread publicity seems to be flagging
Robot that could one day be used by the military or for search and rescue missions (Video below)
