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PrimeSense got the boot from Xbox One's Kinect 3-D motion controller
Startup tries to capitalize on the buzz of hybrid cloud, but focuses on it from legacy apps
Neptune's 14th moon, which even Voyager 2 missed, is only 12 miles across
Layoffs increased in 2Q this year and may head higher
The agency's phone records collection violates the First, Fourth and Fifth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution, the groups say
The design team at Redpoint Studios uses Autodesk's Fusion 360 to design custom wood guitars
Sarah Sharp calls out Linux creator over bad language via mailing list.
Companies like Apple and Intel have many graphics related openings, according to Jon Peddie Research
A decision could be made in a matter of weeks, reports say
Both qualify for no annual sales contract
Broala's Bro has been used for 15 years on the high-speed Energy Sciences Network for intrusion detection
Water built up in astronaut Parmitano's helmet
Schumacher Group is one of 50 companies now live on both of Workday's cloud-based software modules
The malware is digitally signed and is probably used in targeted attacks, researchers from F-Secure said
The advertisers' proposed changes would have led to widespread confusion, a W3C working group said
Consumers might be able to use it as of 2015
Lenovo says it doesn't want to be a software company just yet
New Meru access points on 802.11ac give Bellarmine 'drastically better' performance
Dossiers with health insurance credentials and counterfeit insurance cards cost US$1,200 or more, Dell SecureWorks researchers said
If consumers have 3D printers in their homes, what will stop them from violating copyright?
With just a few exceptions, the hub-and-spoke model for branch office IT is quickly becoming a thing of the past.
Users can upgrade their smartphones or tablets after 12 months
Baidu wants to expand its presence in China's mobile Internet market
The company had said publication of the court's order and parties' briefs would show it had resisted the order in 2008
One analyst gave her an 'A' for effort but said her final grade is 'to be determined'
In an informal talk, the Microsoft co-founder also said that getting rid of patent laws would be 'crazy'
Appeal will be heard almost a year after the original jury verdict was handed down
'We were just ahead of our time, like most of our mistakes,' Gates says of personal agents like the notorious Clippy character
Few data centers reach for 80 degrees, the upper end of the recommended limit
University of Illinois professor gives the ConceptNet 4 an IQ test
Software maintenance was to blame, spokeswoman says
Making your software run in the cloud doesn't have to be painful, company says
The hardware and software platform lets enterprises centralize operations while maintaining local caches
Start-up PrivateCore among the latest to rely on Intel Sandy Bridge CPU for security features
The 800MHz band they'll use comes from discontinued Nextel services
Investigating report of woman killed when she answered her iPhone while it was charging
VMware had bought Zimbra in 2010 from Yahoo
