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Foxconn found underage interns, some as young as 14, working at one of its factories in China
Canonical's latest Linux distribution provides easier access to Internet services
Analysts say IBM basing much of its advances on acquisitions Worklight, BigFix, Guardium, Q1 Labs,
Twitter was asked by police in Germany to block the account of a banned organization
The free service will help schools and businesses control and distribute content to the devices
Information on specific products would be made public in its suit against Samsung, but only pending an appeal
In a sting operation, the agency is warning would-be sellers on Craigslist -- by name
Reports on investment banker retention, EMC interest say Cisco rival may be in play
VMware says it wants OpenStack customers to use vSphere
Ventura County uses mobile app, text, smartphones, Twitter to communicate with residents
The agency approves a deal between AT&T and Sirius XM that helps mobile broadband service avoid interference
Cheapest tablet delivery time slips to three weeks
OpenStack opening keynote lauds potential of open source cloud computing project
Though men actually use wider variety of emoticons when they do use them
Exacalibur and Merlin lead the way as Citrix moves to the cloud
Ubuntu maker's open source orchestration tool allows users to drag-and-drop their way to new cloud resources
Company will start production of 64-bit chips for ARM servers by 2014
The number of DDoS attacks has decreased, but their average bandwidth has increased during the third quarter of 2012, Prolexic says
LogRhythm boosts behavioral analytics into the 'multi-dimensional' zone
The security firm plans to develop the operating system from scratch
Cisco will recommend NetScaler after discontinuing ACE development
The open source intelligence platform Maltego shows the power of collating publicly available information
Pacemakers and implantable cardioverter-defibrillators could be manipulated for an anonymous assassination
Bolstering 'the link shim' tool is expected to help businesses, as well as consumers
Haswell will double battery life and performance on ultrabooks compared to Intel's current Ivy Bridge processors
The maker of ARM-based processors for smartphones and tablets will give the opening-night speech at CES
IBM generated less revenue in its third quarter than analysts expected
Intel blames challenging economy for sluggish sales
LinkedIn has made the Profile page more visually appealing and easier to edit
A best-guess at what the iPad Mini might look like, according to the Internet
Researchers are developing technology that would let 3G and 4G networks use the same frequency in both directions
One patent expert calls on Congress to put an end to software and business method patents
Free tools offer security practitioners a way to measure the effectiveness of awareness programs
The deal will help Microsoft pursue its Cloud OS strategy
GE software connects workers to plant controls and alarms
Jerusalem-based Hadassah University Hospitals likes Apple iOS, leery of Android
New IFA tracking in iPhone 5 and other devices running iOS 6 doesn't identify you personally, but privacy advocates say it still has risk
Nimbula wanted to embrace open source in its product, hopes to help OpenStack scale better
Sprint's version has better rear camera than AT&T's LG Optimus G, while both run Android 4.0
Microsoft's Surface so far also beats the pricing of Windows RT tablets from other PC makers
London-based Dennis Technology test lab looked at a wide range of security software for enterprise, small business, home
Ericsson aims to solve network congestion in densely populated areas such as stadiums with this cellular offload system
First quad-core smartphone available in U.S. runs Android 4.1 and has a 5.5-in. display
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