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LiveSafe combines anti-malware and other security protections at low price, unlimited licensing for household computers, Macs, smartphones, tablets
French-speaking organizations are receiving bogus calls asking them to check an invoice, which is actually malware
The deal appears aimed at giving Twitter deeper insight into tweets
More than six in 10 people answering a survey oppose legislation that passed in the Senate
Interop panel concludes that many businesses just starting to come to grips with what big data means for them
Users can share data between Drive, Gmail and Google+
Intel remains the world's top semiconductor company by sales, but rivals like Samsung and Qualcomm are catching up
Likely no major new hardware or all-new Android version at this year's Google I/O show
New Android chief expected to clarify role of the two OSes at Google I/O this week; Analysts say keeping them apart is confusing, wasteful
In letters to the top four cellphone makers, the state attorney general hints at legal trouble if they don't cooperate
President John Stratton says ability to build infrastructure at scale presents huge opportunities for Verizon in mobility, security, Internet of Things
HP's tools for managing servers, databases, middleware, and workflows have been updated
But not everyone is convinced the underlying technology will work
The company gave mobile developers and advertisers 45 days to conform to its list of best privacy and security practices
Dell's board has told activist investor Carl Icahn it needs more information in order to evaluate his latest bid
The GreenTouch industry consortium says new technologies could cut power consumption by 90 percent
Kim Dotcom decided to remove the Liberator's files until the legal situation becomes more clear, his attorney said
Yahoo acquired three companies last week alone
Best practices guidelines for Glass developers may be discussed at the show, one analyst said
An IDG News Service investigation finds guns and knives are used in a quarter of all robberies of cellphones in San Francisco
Confidence in the economy will help companies value bigger deals
The potential 007 of the robotic world, the Cyro is designed to look and move like a jellyfish
Document fidelity at issue, says Microsoft, touting Office Web Apps; often moot, says analyst
But an EFF lawyer says the federal circuit's patent ruling doesn't provide much new guidance
There's still a desire, if not a need, for clock rate speed, though increased attention is paid to mobility and extending battery life
AT&T already offers basic Go Phones, but now offers pre-paid, no-contract iPhones under new subsidiary
REN-ISAC advises members to secure their DNS servers and implement network filtering to prevent spoofing
Volumes remain steady as junkmeisters return to old spam scams
Customers in 26 countries can now use the store
Popping inventory, Apple’s secret factories, June madness
If IT job candidates were to negotiate higher salaries, they could expect a bump in the 5% range, according to jobs site Dice.com
The phone is lighter than the Lumia 920 and has a Xenon flash
Earlier, Blackstone Group had withdrawn its bid for the company
'I still think we will win in the end,' Defense Distributed founder Cody Wilson says in response.
Interop panelists showcase manifold uncertainties surrounding BYOD
Petition on Change.org asks company to reconsider, collects 4,400 signatures in four days
NASA reports crew in no danger; growing leak could shut down a cooling loop
App developers would be required to notify and get consent from consumers before collecting their data
Until smartphone components can bend, flexible displays not expected to take off.
Some of the technology has to be deployed together for maximum security, making the process complicated, said one security expert
Raymond Locklin placed orders on Intuit for free replacement disks of its software
U.S. federal prosecutors indicted eight people accused of running a vast carding scheme
The attack compromised several Google Apps accounts, one of which controlled The Onion's Twitter account
