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Dutch law enforcement should be allowed to break into computers outside the Netherlands when necessary, the draft bill said
Because of the hardware limitations, jailbreaking the device did not add much more risk than a rooted smartphone, one security expert said
China's Youku Tudou video site is trying to crack down on smaller rivals that use a P2P software called Kuaibo
Dish Network chairman Charlie Ergen was responding to remarks by SoftBank chairman Masayoshi Son
A draft bill has been privately circulated among some stakeholders
With a contract to make chips for Sony's PlayStation 4, the custom-chip business unit is off to a good start
Yahoo said it was acquiring both the technology and the talent
Intel has started releasing some details about its upcoming fourth-generation Core processor ahead of its official announcement at Computex
Expert says breach aimed at collecting 'vulnerability and targeting data' for attacks, but another says simple engineering espionage more likely
The long-running dispute centers on pricing software
Rectangularity and rear sheels, cheapening iPad mini, resetting dates
The results show 'a lot of progress in the first few months of the year,' said CEO Mark Zuckerberg
MapR uses the LucidWorks Search while Cloudera releases its SQL-compliant Impala
Apple is biggest provider; Androids tablets make up 56% of market
The bill, introduced by Charles Schumer, would extend a patent-challenging provision of a 2011 law
Experts say Mass.-based coffee chain finds perfect response by remembering that it's a community member
The venture capitalist has served as the head of two telecom-related trade groups
Hacks, false information have some questioning Twitter’s resolve
Some users of a popular competitive gaming service say their machines were damaged by unexpected load.
No good news from April's usage share numbers for Microsoft as Windows 8 continues to underwhelm and XP resists retirement
'A Boy and His Atom' gets IBM into Guinness Book as 'world's smallest movie'
After trying to solve a problem he had while running another business, an MIT computer science student found himself launching a startup.
IE9 peaks as IE10 replaces it on Windows 7
So what will the mobile market actually look like five years from now?
But most IT executives surveyed believe they haven't yet made a strong business case for BYOD
Solutions architects are the first to get certified
New 7500E programmable switch features triple speed 10/40/100G ports
Company boasts of concentrating more capability into smaller units
Making app updates available only via the store will improve security on Google's mobile platform, but experts are not sure how much
Finding of heavy password sharing across more sensitive sites like banks worrying because odds of criminals gaining access improve
The research project on show in Paris delivers a small current to make the muscle contract
Printers, routers and many other Internet-connected devices can be used in an attack
An engineer reveals during an industry conference how the site is working to make its backend data processing more efficient
Small cells in homes could become a usable, secure network for public use in the area, Qualcomm says
Apple taps into the debt market to return cash to shareholders
Report reveals tech companies that actively protect user information from government scrutiny
10gen offers to keep backup copies of MongoDB deployments
Apple's support resolves 34% more of the queries that come its way than does Dell, the best of the Windows PC bunch
Georgetown paper makes the case that Verizon and AT&T should be allowed to bid in upcoming auctions
Filr is designed to let employees to access their work files from mobile devices
Budweiser's Buddy Cup creates Facebook friends with a simple clink
Previously only available on an invite basis, the site is letting any U.S. business sign up for its ads platform
Expert: The project in Washington state looks 'very complicated'
New tablets are generally smaller than 8 inches, so what gives? Analysts say the bigger tablets could prove popular for some
The chips also boast a 20% reduction on power use
