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The outsourcer expects the current fiscal year to be better than the previous one
But Boston can draw from successful use after 2011 Vancouver riot
Adds site-by-site Java management tool to Safari for all users
The average bandwidth of DDOS attacks increased eightfold during the first three months of 2013, according to Prolexic
T-Mobile appears to be first on April 24
Twitter users flood Rogers' account with comments saying they're opposed to the cybertheat sharing bill
Phil Libin said his company has nearly recovered from a hack last month, and two-factor authentication is coming in May
Verizon Wireless, AT&T, Sprint Nextel and T-Mobile USA have been named in the complaint
Analysts urge company to recant design ideology as nod to customer complaints
The prosecution maintains that Google execs should be held criminally responsible for user uploaded videos, Google's EU privacy chief said
Study finds nearly half of UK employers trust workers not to steal company information
The White House said it is concerned that the bill does not adequately prevent sharing of irrelevant personal information
Like Facebook and Google, Yahoo sees mobile as essential to its future
Intel's CEO, who will retire soon, says the company can adapt to changes
The Open Networking Foundation intended its OpenFlow protocol to be built upon, its executive director said
Experts say AWS has locked up many customers already
A bright spot was Intel's Data Center Group, where revenue was up 7.5 percent
In its latest earnings results, CEO Marissa Mayer cites a'continued stability' in the company's business
Some witnesses call for Congress to change the way the agency hears patent disputes
Online forums, Twitter and Facebook could hold info about Boston Marathon bombers
One of the features of Facebook's Home Android software will soon roll out as an iPhone and iPad app update
Craig Shumard outlines the essential factors that should go into assessing your organization's risk tolerance profile
Head of Windows Phone dodges question about whether Microsoft would let Facebook Home's mask onto smartphones
Sens. Grassley and Durbin's long-sought 50/50 rule makes in into comprehensive bill
Shifting to HTML5, first on Chrome OS, then Windows and OS X, for in-browser video streaming
The new update will fix 42 security issues, 39 of which are remotely exploitable
Google's Motorola division is also working on 'phenomenal' new products, Schmidt says
This is the biggest data intrusion investigation ever performed in Sweden, the prosecutor said
Azure launches infrastructure as a service
The software program, called Savanna, will make it easier to deploy Apache Hadoop on an OpenStack cloud service
Additions announced as open-source collaboration summit opens
FBI will process photos and videos and 'go through every frame' to seek evidence, officials say
The API is, however, a limited developer preview, Google said
The similarities have security experts worried
Andy Rubin, who co-founded Android before it was acquired by Google, said it soon became clear that phones were a better bet
Small businesses are being targeted more often due to less sophisticated defenses
A study by two Harvard academics shows how Google benefits by prominently displaying Flight Search in search results
Twitter and Facebook can prove invaluable in a crisis, but are also a conduit for misinformation and hoaxes
Despite reports of intentional shutdowns, service remained up but slow
A fixed camera at IDG's Boston offices captures the moment the explosions that rocked the finish line of the Boston Marathon
Dell is developing a successor to its XPS 10 Windows RT tablet
Red Hat's RDO distribution will offer users the latest upstream changes in OpenStack
The controversial information-sharing bill is scheduled for a Thursday vote
The project is designed to better educate people on how to share content
Retail expert points finger at touch PCs' too-high prices for industry's woes
An offer for some leases would further complicate the financial wrangling between Sprint, Clearwire, Softbank and Dish
The company is developing Embassies, a more secure client-side architecture using Internet addresses for external communications
The ARM-based Axxia 4500 processors from LSI will start sampling later this year
