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The need to ramp up staffing trumps reservations about the economy
Promoting the new smartphone will be key to BlackBerry's regaining market share, analyst says
TIME attacks, medical device security, aggressive honeypots and car traffic hacking talks on tap at this week's Black Hat event
Carl Icahn, who is opposing Dell's $24.4 billion buyout, will get access to Dell's confidential information
Expert: ERP project lawsuits are often the result of poor communication between customers and vendors
Devotes resources instead to Firefox OS, its own mobile operating system
Apple fixed the issue in January by enabling HTTPS by default for App Store active content
Enterprise iPad users buying a mix of 9.7-inch and 7.9-inch units
ION is the company's fastest-growing product, but its still only used by bit more than 1 percent of Infor's 70,000 customers
No sign of OS X 10.9 preview means Apple's running later than last two years
At Thursday's launch, Eye Scroll software, 440 PPI display expected
Publishing industry groups oppose Amazon.com's application for the ".book" domain among others
The judge had earlier said she might consider putting the case on hold pending resolution of an appeal in another lawsuit
On the exhibit hall's opening day, attendees were greeted by a talking monitor on wheels
The senior VP of search discusses the technology at SXSW
Thousands of attendees at the show are chatting with the just-launched app.
The Sony executive said he will pursue 'new opportunities' that he's recently received
Companies are wrestling with what Graph Search will mean for their brands on Facebook
After stumbling with FLO TV, Qualcomm has something to prove, and that could help make mobile content better
Tech studies are cool again as students see degrees leading to jobs in many fields; Ph.D. enrollment reaches new high, survey finds
An early adopter of HANA One on AWS reports success with the service
Investigation by Inspector General's office finds that VA centers don't encrypt personal data during transmission to other offices
Carriers should prominently display third-party charges on mobile bills, the agency says
The security industry has a credibility problem when it comes to mobile malware, but the threat is real, according to one expert
Over 15,000 programs created from 1975 to 1995 will be preserved for the ages in this new archival program
The German government has selected a micro-SD format smartcard from SecuSmart to secure its mobile voice and data communications
iPhone 5S and iPhone 6 scuttlebutt: kinetic energy charging, decimal dementia, silicon madness
The German ERP vendor gives Huawei's HANA appliances its stamp of approval
Motorola described it as a continuation of staff cuts announced in August
A quarter of all smartphones shipped to China next year will be LTE enabled, said research firm IDC
The survey covered 12 countries including the U.S.
The agreements announced Thursday end a long dispute that may have slowed down adoption of the Google backed video codec
Here's a look at what to expect from the tech portion of this year's SXSW
By partnering with ATScloud, the company can now let customers replicate their backups online
The inBloom system pulls together a wealth of student data to create a better learning experience
One of several ways Microsoft measures results of its attack campaign
Sequestration will hurt IT spending, but tech sector growth will continue, industry insiders say
California recently fired SAP from its role as contractor on the MyCALPAYS project, which is supposed to unify the state's payroll systems
Microsoft's SharePoint, drawing application Visio get patched
