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The company specializes in Wi-Fi networks designed to help carriers boost their wireless capacity
Wii U gamepad gives players a new view of their video games
The recent malware attack against the Israeli police also targeted government institutions in other countries, researchers say
Council also rolling out programs for approved processing-application re-sellers and the 'PCI Professional' test
We put the two latest and greatest Android smartphones up against each other
The service allows users to compare prices and save money on gasoline, an advocacy group says
Xirrus' Application Control one of the first to take traffic policing, policy enforcement to the network perimeter, says analyst
Chinese telecom giant details plans to become a player in cloud computing, networking, and handsets
Presence technology, trial production, a WWDC 2013 launch
IBM study shows many companies embracing social media tools, but to what end?
IBM's BlueGene/Q dominates an emerging ranking of data processing supercomputers
New AWS-native applications should smooth the way for F5 customers in the cloud
Transition brings new set of benefits and challenges, experts say
VMware's Cloud Foundry and Microsoft's Azure public cloud offerings do not have private cloud equivalents, which one cloud consultant says is a major hole for customers
Look for slight markdowns, decent gift card bundling with Apple products
The PS3 has survived delays, deep losses, software bugs, and a major hack to become a hit product for Sony
Japan's largest carrier said it will begin using the new femtocells commercially from December to expand its network indoors
Amazon says more than 200 apps, including the primary voter registry file for Obama's re-election campaign, were powered by its cloud
Sales of desktop PCs and laptops both declined in the quarter
Browser maker may be banking an extra $16.4M each month from 2011's three-year agreement
Breached unencrypted laptop puts personal data of NASA employees and contractors at risk, spokesman says
Brand-new phones that you probably don't have, HD displays, and near-disaster for the Cyanogen guys
The companies required customers to pay, then didn't deliver on the promised income, the agencies say
The malware uses a special driver to share local USB devices over TCP/IP with the attacker's computer, researchers say
Scanning Wi-Fi networks in Germany is not a criminal offense, a prosecutor concluded
At security firm's first user conference, Palo Alto founder and CTO Nir Zuk takes shots at Check Point, Cisco, Sourcefire
Users of some phones will get to see free information and download apps by tapping a flashing icon
HP's new SL4500 server is targeted at Hadoop and the OpenStack cloud OS that are highly scalable in distributed computing environments
'This may all be a strange coincidence or hoax,' the reporter who discovered the link warned
Study finds more than 10,000 ID fraud rings, many among friends and family
The Android SDK's new terms of service are meant to ensure developers don't contribute to the fragmentation of Android
Users of Microsoft's Surface tablet are complaining about Wi-Fi connection dropping, poor signal strength and limited connectivity
The company's wireless division just recorded its third quarter of losses
The Expeditionary Combat Support System 'has not yielded any significant military capability'
Personally identifiable information on NASA employees, contractors exposed in Oct. 31 laptop theft; workers told of incident this week
A glimpse at current research efforts at the Ivy League rivals, which meet for 129th time on football field Saturday for The Game
Policies have become dramatically more lenient, survey says
Gartner says cloud SLAs are "weak but improving;" but just how effective are those controls?
Outages by various cloud providers have been more common than security breaches, Gartner says, but few businesses are prepared for them
At Palo Alto Networks conference, one security expert explains why
Holiday sales of smartphones expected to be soft because of interest in tablets
Knowing the email address associated with a Skype account was sufficient to hijack it
Recent developments in gesture-based computing could enable users to control smart TVs like giant tablets they don't have to touch.
Antivirus issue, infrastructure failures to blame
IPv6 Forum says other countries should be "replicating" U.S. efforts to next-gen Internet services
