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Puts money where its mouth is, say security experts, to make Windows ecosystem more secure
While Red Hat had a strong quarter, sales were soft for Tibco and Oracle
Leaked document details the procedures used by the NSA to limit data collection from US citizens
MapR's Hadoop platform is now certified for VMware vSphere, allowing enterprise to get commercial support
Plus, Huawei flirts with the press and sneers at Nokia, Nexus 7 falling down on the job, and HTC makes a plastic One
Capgemini hopes to allay fears over 'data sovereignty' for European users by running loads in local data centers
Winning vulnerabilities and exploits must be novel, generic, reasonable, reliable and impactful -- whatever those mean
Winning vulnerabilities and exploits must be novel, generic, reasonable, reliable and impactful – whatever they mean
The two company's have worked on tests to verify third party implementations of App Engine, including Red Hat's CapeDwarf
The Lenovo Miix includes a keyboard cover
Robert Heath, a researcher at IBM who invented the core bit storage cell used in modern DRAM chips, wins the Kyoto Prize
NTT DoCoMo says Sony dominated after it promoted the two models heavily in its summer campaign
The new technology could cause phone makers and carriers to jump into a rich set of new channels
Thursday's announcement could spark a leapfrogging competition between the rival apps, some experts say
The Guardian publishes two more secret documents on NSA spy programs
Database 12c.1 will focus on in-memory computing, according to Ellison
Both Apple and the Justice Department made their closing salvos in a Manhattan courtroom
Hardware revenue continues to slide but cloud software revenue jumped 50 percent, according to Oracle
Congress readies a bill, but funding estimates are below other nations
But dual-OS concept may confuse average users, please power users
Survey says: 10% of former Google Reader users willing to pony up $20 to $45 a year for a high-quality replacement
Amazon shoots back and media reports that play down the significance of its government FEDramp certification
The new legislation would prevent prosecutors from targeting computer users for terms of service violations
Sprint would pay $5 per share to buy out the rest of its wireless partner, beating Dish Network's most recent bid
Upgrades of Windows 8 mean it's not just for touchscreens anymore
Will Instagram video boost Twitter's Vine or eclipse it?
The company also expands its Windows portfolio with the ATIV Tab 3, but it shuns the Windows RT and Windows Phone OSes
The NSA recruited Facebook's CSO, and Skype has formed a group to explore sharing data, according to the New York Times
Legislators also have privacy concerns about DVR viewer tracking
The commission needs to understand the benefits and costs of patent assertion entities, FTC Chairwoman Ramirez says
Decision to use blocking blacklists and whitelists means another delay in adding auto-blocking to browser
The new feature comes five months after the launch of Twitter's Vine video app
The Microsoft judge, a PC pioneer and a young Internet innovator among those who have passed in 2013
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg visits Samsung and online speculation fires up
Don't be "whining wussies" about the changes, one user says
All England Club hasn't said whether Bethanie Mattek-Sands can use Glass during tournament matches
The website's domain name was temporarily redirected to a different server
Nvidia to ship Shield handheld gaming console on June 27
Move toward display server MIR creates controversy
800 series chip will provide better graphics, access to faster networks, support for 802.11ac and LTE Advanced
The merger of two of the 3D printing industry's largest companies comes as the market starts to gain mainstream acceptance.
Akula libraries, server simplify building transaction-based apps
Many technology companies have said they would not supply equipment to an Internet filtering and blocking project of the Pakistan government
Better late to the party than never, say security experts
French data protection regulator CNIL is losing patience with Google's refusal to change its privacy policy
