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Industry veteran Roese assumes duties long held by longtime EMC CTO Jeff Nick
Latest-ever new product launch could put Apple in a bind during the holidays if the usual shortages occur
New Microsoft Lync features, services mean the unified communications platform will draw more customers; parity with Cisco, Avaya targeted
Bogus tech support operations in India and elsewhere told PC owners their computers were infected with malware
Senate report says DHS Fusion Centers failing in mission to identify possible terrorism, cyberattacks
The main target of the police was a Swedish torrent tracking site, said the hosting service's owner
Citrix looks to optimize applications that would run on virtualized networks
The head juror was 'untruthful' and 'biased', according to a Samsung court filing
T-Mobile USA will pay MetroPCS shareholders $1.5 billion in cash, and a 26 percent stake in the combined company
Futurist and computer pioneer Ray Kurzweil says it will be possible to 'repurpose' human brains to learn new things
Startups Ube and AppEnsure wow the judges with big data apps
iPad 2 found to load Web pages 22% faster than Samsung Galaxy tablet over 3G, Strangeloop says
Riverbed rolls out new Steelhead appliances, adds deeper VMware integration; offers Juniper WAN optimization users a path to future
Fifth Circuit appellate court hears arguments on warrantless tracking of cellular location data
The Power7+ is coming first to IBM's Power 770 and 780 systems, and runs at a maximum of 4.4GHz
Murata's sensor was demonstrated for the first time at Ceatec Japan
Oracle offers customers an integrated, more modern architecture than the competition, Ellison says
MetroPCS confirmed it's talking with T-Mobile parent company Deutsche Telekom but said a deal isn't assured
The defendant sold $13 million worth of investments in companies he claimed had investments in Facebook and Groupon
However, general-availability dates for the new offerings were scarce
Will sell Surface RT tablets at the temporary holiday outlets
The Ukrainian operation told computer users their PCs were infected and sold them software to fix the bogus problem
Intel may respond by lowering its desktop chip prices, analysts say
Called Microsoft Surface, it's due out next year, stories say
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Metro Washington Airport Authority posts documents containing electronic security information; TSA looks the other way
IHS iSuppli analyst says differences likely not enough to affect buying decisions
The HTC One X+ will start shipping in Europe and Asia in October, and a U.S. version will arrive in the coming months
Online sales tax creates 'clear and present danger' to the Internet, NetChoice says
Amazon wants to make it easier for enterprises to test its relational database service
The US will not support changes to international telecommunications rules proposed by European telcos at a conference in December
Users of older iPhones, iPads recharging more often, floundering for fixes
The deal highlights the growing trend of integrating application and device management
The raid and the outage are probably unrelated, said the hosting service's owner
ACLU, other advocacy groups say 'non-content' surveillance of phone, email and social networking activity is an invasion of privacy
Japanese operator NTT DoCoMo is demonstrating a chat system that aims to accurately portray your facial emotions online.
Japan's Sharp declined to name their client, but showed a 7-inch IGZO display at its booth at the electronics show
HP rolls out controller, applications and 9 more OpenFlow switches
OrbitFront, debuting at Demo Fall, will give consumers a referral fee when their review leads to a purchase through the site
Tarsier will show off its emerging user-interface technology at Demo Fall
Four hundred customers have licensed Fusion Applications since their release a year ago
Project Athena will deliver the next-generation Sparc64 processor by next year
Prolexic says 'itsoknoproblembro' kit's uses points to sophisticated operation
Employers can track location, software installs
To grab more of the market, PC makers need to bring prices down, IHS Suppli says
The site will be faster and the navigation and layout friendly to tablet users, according to the company
