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The goal is to deliver 'clean,' simple-to-deploy mobile apps, according to a spokesman
Justices say a prohibition on the resale of products made overseas would cause multiple problems
The feature works on phones such as the Nokia Lumia 920, HTC 8X and Samsung Ativ S
The additional functionality will help Microsoft compete with Salesforce.com and Oracle
ARM's new CEO Simon Segars inherits a company well-positioned to grow in key markets, analyst says
Rackspace to launch Open Cloud Academy, a training program to fill skills gap in cloud computing
The MongoDB data store can now randomize placement of data on different shards to smooth load balancing
Mississippi-based remote tech support company sticks to its on-premises roots
The EU must take a more prominent role to monitor and coordinate consumer rules, Reding says
Nokia's victory is insignificant because it applies to handsets that are no longer imported into Germany, opponent HTC said
Cisco plans deeper integration between its TelePresence and WebEx products, and better network management tools for video conferencing
Curiosity puts itself in safe mode because of software bug
Gartner predicts BlackBerry will grow to only 5% of market through 2016
Sen. Grassley is gearing up for battle with a new H-1B visa bill
In a light-hearted billboard plea, company calls on Yahoo to reconsider pulling in its telecommuters
The number of stores in the U.S. selling Chromebooks will also double
What's being looked for and Microsoft's reaction
Hewlett-Packard would have lost Itanium sales if it had told users it was phasing out the platform, Oracle's expert witness said
Small businesses now have more ways to engage users and monitor ad campaigns
The pirated software was used to design components for military helicopters, including the president's Marine One fleet
Decision means woman's multi-year legal saga at an end
86% of all vulnerabilities in 2012 pinned to non-Microsoft apps
An economist said at an evidentiary hearing that Oracle's decision to stop porting to Itanium permanently hurt HP
Preps customers for April demise of support for Windows 7 RTM
It's the maximum sentence prosecutors had sought for Andrew Auernheimer
$3.14M Pwnium contest gets one submission
The FDA has not said when regulations will come out
Company reports 'significant' number of users affected
Not before leaking alleged credit report and personal information of CIA director John Brennan
ZTE will appeal the ruling and said it was confident that the court decision won't affect any ZTE business operations
End dates are 18 months after support lifecycle start date
CAs have issued certificates for internal domain names that could become public soon, causing conflicts, ICANN warns
Falls from No. 1 to No. 18, but still thumps Microsoft's Steve Ballmer
With nearly 2M Twitter followers, pope dives into social media
The companies were unable to meet a March deadline for joint research into low-power mobile displays
Lenovo has updated the design of its trusty ThinkPad, ditching the trackpad buttons and making it lighter and thinner
Free RSS service rakes in customers dumping the slated-for-retirement Reader
State-run media blamed it on an international attack
The flaw allows attackers to abuse special URL protocol in order to force users' games to run malicious code
Lawyers claim iPad 3G account hacker Andrew Auernheimer's exploits did not cause any actual damage
Domestic IT services providers believe U.S. visa policies put them at a competitive disadvantage
Tizen plans revealed separately, just as Samsung launches Galaxy S4, and barely mentions Android
Others not so taken with the 5-inch 'phablet,' and argue talk of Apple falling behind Samsung is crazy
Majority of IT pros surveyed by Modis say they'd relax streaming content restrictions for the company CEO or president
