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NetScreen among businesses shopped; Juniper says: "We have been a buyer, not a seller"
18-month-old service uses music as a way to retain cellular customers.
Apple and Google have become too comfortable, which leaves the door open for competing platforms, according to CEO Marc Dillon
NEC's latest smartphone packs two LCD screens and can run two Android apps side by side
The Pirate Bay has moved from Sweden to Norway and Spain, but the move is temporary, site administrators said
The modules, which could be in phones next year, can accurately calculate depth and change focus points after photos are shot
Where's the line between a highly virtualized environment and a private cloud?
The P410m SAS SSD has a read performance of up to 410MB/s, Micron says
Identity theft leads a bad list compiled from 2 million complaints that includes debt collectors, Internet scams and telephone/mobile services
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Agile development projects are succeeding, but when they fail, it's often due to staffing and teamwork issues
Company anticipates first product integrating sandboxing in second half of 2013
As LTE expands, so does interest in Wi-Fi connectivity
Neelie Kroes promised a!50M to kickstart research into 5G wireless, but slammed national regulators' poor spectrum management
The CTO of HP's mobility group said the company is looking forward to creating a range of tablets for consumers and enterprises
A court in California has to approve the settlement
Tencent's WeChat app could be a threat to Facebook in the mobile Internet market
The copyright alert system, targeted at copyright infringers, was first announced in July, 2011
Mobile chat, communities, screen-sharing and more are on tap from Salesforce.com
Mozilla announced Sunday support from 18 operators and four device makers for the new operating system
The company's breach came after it failed to install its own security software
It's the first time in federal court history that two judges have jointly heard a case at the same time in the same room
People can now join the social network for free through invites from paid members
Skyhigh's cloud service call detect rogue cloud use in enterprise, risky employee behavior
Carriers care more about the alternative to Android, iOS than will consumers
LG will acquire the mobile operating system's source code and engineering team
Going against changing attitudes on at-home workers, will Mayer lose workers?
Google's sharing of app buyers' personal information with developers violates an FTC settlement, Consumer Watchdog says
Microsoft waives reporting requirement
One developer prototype at MWC relies on hand gestures to swipe through photos
New chips will support charging multiple smartphones at same time
West Virginia Legislative Auditor says vendor and state officials skirted legalities in $24 million router contract
The security-enhanced tablet is aimed at government, health and education markets
Vulnerabilities affect up-to-date Java 7 browser plug-in, says Security Explorations
Georgia Tech offering software-defined networking (SDN) course via Coursera
The announcement includes new partnerships with data loss prevention vendors
4G Americas industry group wants the same spectrum band used across the region
The HEVC standard could help operators reduce load and consumers reduce download times and cost
