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'Connector' adds way to correlate FireEye, Palo Alto sandboxing information with Bit9 protection
SoftBank maintains that its offer for Sprint Nextel is the better one
Full-quality image uploads and a photo-rich interface are at the heart of the updated service
The upcoming product would be Samsung's first Android tablet to use an Intel chip, known as Clover Trail+
Planview Enterprise 11, the first major update in over a year, has an entirely new user interface
It may be less expensive to train someone than to hire, says IDC
Apple avoids paying billions of dollars in taxes a year through a 'complex web' of offshore entities, the report says
More ads could destroy Tumblr's brand, but the site could also gain loads more users, experts say
Rumors of a shakeup at Dell from last week have been confirmed
Bucks sales slump with high-end PCs running 2009's OS
Security outfit Norman investigating cyber-espionage attacks against Norwegian telco, Pakistani government
VMware plans to launch a public cloud to compete with Amazon, but some question what real value it brings to customers, and what it will mean for the company's partners
Yahoo will now have to figure out how to grow Tumblr revenue without alienating its user base
The privacy organization has hidden its ties to corporate backers
Two of the deaths occured at the Foxconn campus in Zhengzhou
The device will ship in Q4 and cost a!399 including taxes in the EU
The company will introduce a cellular and Wi-Fi distributed antenna system without coaxial cable
Co-inventor Bob Metcalfe remembers the sandals, the bean bags and the unsung heroes
Open letter to Google CEO Page seeks information on plans for data collection and use of facial recognition tech
400G in the short-term; longer-term, expect Petabit Ethernet in 40 years
Ethernet: 'DIX' implementation and IEEE 802.3 are different beasts
Devices from BlackBerry and Samsung Electronics were earlier also cleared by the department
Japan's biggest Web portal said its ID servers were hacked, but no passwords or private info were leaked
The EFF isn't endorsing the Bitcoin system but feels it is on stable legal ground to accept the virtual currency
Pins hopes on summer's new processors, fall's Windows 8.1
Rumors that Yahoo might be in talks to acquire the blogging site emerged last week
Jeff Garzik says the Bitcoin creator was a brilliant architect and economist but that his coding left a bit do be desired
Now may be the perfect moment for outreach, some say
More support to help with backend testing is high on developers' wish lists
The Bitcoin Foundation is not deterred by recent setbacks for the digital currency
Investors Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss were on hand to open Bitcoin 2013
Improvements to Gmail, Drive, Plus and Hangouts are relevant for Apps customers
Further opening the company's services to developers was a focus at the show
IPOs ride the market rise, but not all tech companies may benefit
Finger reading, the Big Internal Overhaul, and Liquidmetal redux
Dell says Android-based Project Ophelia could be a PC, gaming console or TV set-top box
The companies allegedly charged customers to fix nonexistant computer problems
The four suspected hackers are accused of taking control of the Italian branch of Anonymous
The attack infected computers belonging to companies, governments and other organizations from over 100 countries, Trend Micro says
The new tool launched at Google I/O gets a thumbs up from developers
Move points to increased competition and maturation of Microsoft's cloud
Amazon is notoriously hush-hush about its internal operations
