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Reports hit that Glass Explorer Edition will go out to developers and testers.
The digital currency's largest trading site is currently in 'cool down' mode
Piston Cloud exec trots out a familiar analogy from the animal world
A House committee doesn't change the cyberthreat sharing bill enough to win support from some digital rights groups
More Android news: Dikembe Mutombo, Intel interest, Samsung goes small as well as large, and one of the most worrying hacks you'll ever see
The callback feature in Twitter's OAuth implementation can be abused, a researcher said at Hack in the Box
Bezels, worker bees, chain-sawing prices, short-term memory
If we don't start securing systems today, it will become a problem in 10 years, the researcher said
Other market players will now be consulted
At Microsoft Management Summit 2013 company details Azure services that now control gated resource access, improve cloud management
Wireless IP cameras from Foscam and other vendors have serious security issues, researchers said at Hack in the Box
A smaller, early-stage player in digital currencies secures its first round of angel funding
Microsoft's new OS hurts industry as PC shipments contract 14%
The latest targeted attack, on Chinese activists, shows how cybercriminals are broadening their tactics in going after individuals
Greater adoption of two-factor authentication is a step in the right direction, said one security expert of Microsoft's reported move
The court said it declines to "mop up a mess" of multiple claims and patents
Microsoft also continues to test its own smartphone, according to a newspaper report
Interest in the virtual currency has caused strain on bitcoin exchanges
The social networking company has tied up with data companies to serve ads
Over-communicating, recruiting the right talent and knowing the law are all smart ideas, experts say
Communication technologies like ADS-B and ACARS can be abused to remotely exploit vulnerabilities in aircraft systems, a researcher said
Co-President Mark Hurd pledged that Oracle will work more closely with user groups
Controversial information-sharing bill heads to vote by full House possibly next week
The Republican bill could limit the U.S. FCC and other agencies, some digital rights groups say
The seventh release of OpenStack code for building public and private clouds is out, but some still question is its ready for enterprise use
AppDynamics' founder led software development at an APM company later acquired by CA Technologies
The attorney general calls on mobile apps to improve how they display their privacy policies
If a new timetable report is accurate, Microsoft's making the wrong move, say analysts
The IT management suite, commonly known as MDOP, deepens its IT administration capabilities over Windows 8 PCs
Worldwide PC shipments fell by 13.9 percent year-over-year during Q1, with higher PC prices and mobile devices also contributing
White House's $3.8 trillion budget plan doesn't include a goal for building exascale supercomputers
Architectures and products designed to converge and integrate disparate campus networks, services
New Aruba WorkSpace app puts encrypted container on devices
The cloud storage and fil- sharing vendor is looking to expand beyond consumers to the enterprise market
GM gives social network a second chance with mobile ads for Chevy Sonic
Gartner analyst Jay Heiser says Gartner clients often "disappointed" by what they see offered as security and reliability provisions in cloud contracts
Navy CIO directs department to use the public cloud, but not for the sensitive stuff
USB-IF says data transfer rates will double to 10Gbps, but it will still trail Intel's Thunderbolt
The Canon EOS 1D-X camera is not designed with security in mind, a researcher said
The popular messaging platform has added Japanese comics to its growing armada of services
Analysts try to explain paradox of government data that shows more workers, and boosts unemployment rate
Start-up plans to lower roaming bills while offering insight into employee smartphone usage
PCs using the Bay Trail chip will cost under US$599
Development marks a new post-startup phase in the Android malware business, on par with that of malicious tech targeting Windows
