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FrA(c)dA(c)ric Chesnais did not hesitate a second to try to save Atari when he heard the bad news, he said
Any Apple device running iOS 6 or above can bypass App Store
The new Power 710, 720, 730 and 740 Express servers start at $5,947
The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act gives prosecutors too much authority, lawmakers say
The latest jailbreak works for the iPhone, iPod touch, iPad and iPad mini models on iOS 6.0 through 6.1
Civil rights group also urges federal legislators to pressure carriers to better handle responsibility of Android security
AT&T said traffic on its in-stadium network was nearly double last year's
Logins, passwords, phone numbers included in the info made public
Optical drives could eventually be abandoned by PC makers, IHS iSuppli says
Java browser plug-in functionality restored to Snow Leopard, Lion and Mountain Lion after latest blacklisting
Talk about teamwork, be prepared to discuss your weaknesses, don't forget to interview the interviewer, and more advice
Standard Support pricing will go from 18 percent to 19 percent of license fees, effective July 15, for new customers
VMware is laying off employees, exiting business units, and its CTO and CEO have left. Should customers worry?
Mobile devices will drive semiconductor revenue this year after a rough 2012
TCP vulnerability can crash and reboot systems
The deal gives Oracle added presence in many of the world's top telcos
Civil liberties group accuses EU Commission of trying to avoid copyright reform
But Sweden leads in patent production on a per capita basis
Nexus 6000 designed for high-density 40G; InterCloud, for VM migration to hybrid clouds; ONE Controller for programming Cisco switches, routers
In an interview, the company's CEO and senior director of products discuss the mobile possibilities of their offering and defend Java's security
Move signals that the new browser won't ship for several weeks
The Pavilion 14 Chromebook is targeted at home users but only offers four hours of battery life
Europe is eyeing strong privacy regulation that some U.S. companies oppose
Pay once for Office, or pay-as-you-go with a subscription to the suite?
The company said it has been targeted by hackers this week who may have made off with user names and passwords
Just over 7 percent of accounts were duplicates or not held by real people, the company said in a regulatory filing
EMC, Lenovo and NetSuite all post solid sales results, though BlackBerry, Apple and Facebook face investor skepticism
Executives from 3M, Taco Bell, Flour and other companies have launched projects to improve collaboration and communication
Order will create voluntary security standards to protect critical infrastructure from cybercriminals, Sen. Carper says
Uncertainty over Oracle's stewardship of MySQL
Pastel-colored smoke puffs.
A plastic future, cheaper than Samsung, blurbs on blurs
App developers should make their privacy policies available in app stores, the report recommends
You're more likely to encounter malware while shopping online than by visiting a gambling site
Google and AOL were successfully sued over the same patents in the past, patent owner I/P Engine said
Early testers don't see Android, iPhone users making leap to BlackBerry 10 in big numbers
The latest on the Galaxy S 4 rumors, plus some other Android odds and ends.
There is no one technology to combat a sophisticated attack like the one against the media company -- so think layers, say security experts
But as one E.U. antitrust case moves towards a settlement, an industry organization says it has filed another complaint against Google
Mega is keen to avoid copyright infringement accusations
The company is developing a cloud-based service to manage devices and connections based on context
Shortly after The New York Times revealed an extensive spying campaign, The Wall Street Journal says it was targeted too
The vulnerability is located in an old WordPress version used on the Yahoo Developer Network Blog site, Bitdefender researchers say
Proposals for tamper-proof ID cards and electronic employment eligibility checks have been tried before
