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Analysts say Microsoft should provide more concrete evidence to back up its claim
About 20% of the analyzed data breaches appear to involve cyber-espionage, mainly Chinese
Last week showed the 'best and worst' of the site's potential, general manager Erik Martin says
Senators vote to cut off debate on the Marketplace Fairness Act and move toward a final vote
Google's executive chairman says Glass will bring on new privacy, etiquette conversation
Life can be short for bogus profiles, but the spam keeps on coming
Boeing offering could let industrial networks securely access the Internet using traditional business network
Owners of URL that Microsoft cites as example deny they're hosting malware, accuse Bing of 'inaccurate analysis'
Start is back, Microsoft report says Windows 8 is the safest OS
Geordie Stewart explains why refusal to acknowledge legitimate criticisms of information security awareness puts users at risk
Both vendors grew faster than the overall enterprise software market, according to IDC
Infor also says its hiring binge wil help it release 300 new products in 2013, 150 percent more than last year
Gap between the two smartphone powers shrinks by 55%
The company is struggling to maintain its place in tech in the face of a badly received Windows upgrade.
Advanced and intermediate Unity developers can register now for the upcoming trial
Google was only fined about half of the maximum amount because the data wasn't gathered deliberately, the Hamburg DPA said
Company bullish on rent-not-buy strategy's future as it touts $1B annual income
How IT needs to get ready for the next wave of connected devices.
Landfills may also benefit from fewer obsolete power cables being disposed
Interop, May 6-10 at Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas, is set to focus on cloud, big data, collaboration, security, mobility, networking
Mt. Gox is clamping down on mini transactions during high-volume trading periods
The products are axed as part of Yahoo's larger rebuilding plan
Talk minutes are falling while data use is rising, but that may not mean more money, according to PwC
The Digital Advertising Alliance also notes that a US Senate committee has a hearing scheduled on do-not-track efforts next week
Worker bee hirings, delay depression, fab phablet, megapixel magic
CIO for Los Angeles World Airports outlines ten essential tips for getting your financial team on board with your security funding requests
Junk mail gang spreading botware by tapping interest in American calamities
Users demanding more bandwidth means ADSL can't keep up, resulting in fewer subscriptions
As police conduct manhunt for suspected marathon bomber, Twitter gets info out
The malware installs code into the computer's master boot record in order to achieve persistence, Trusteer researchers say
The company saw revenue growth in the first quarter in all regions except Asia Pacific and Japan
Angle? What angle? It's all about the code
The service supports up to 5,000 attendees.
The 25-year-old hacker was sentenced to one year in prison and one year of home detention
In a case pitting Motorola against Microsoft, a German court raised doubts about a patent Motorola had asserted against Apple
But analysts say H-1B restrictions are unlikely to affect global forces
While the company is committed to Internet Explorer, it is experimenting with an architecture to replace the browser called Embassies
Wikileaks has released a transcript of a wide-ranging meeting between Eric Schmidt and Julian Assange ahead of a book launch
A slow market and currency volatility affected the company's IT services business
The malware harnesses the computing power of compromised computers to earn bitcoins
