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CedarCrestone has offered third-party support for Oracle software
'You get just one chance with consumers,' says expert about app inventory for tablets, convertibles
The Honeynet Project releases SQL injection emulator for the open-source Glastopf web application honeypot
Symform adds home office users and smaller businesses to its customer list
Intel's server superchip will have an integrated fabric controller to boost the performance of cloud and HPC applications
The vendor plans to roll out a series of specialized EPM OnDemand applications in the coming months
The electronics giant aims to make software that can compete with students on the math entrance exam of a top Japan college
American developer issued browser ballot for Windows 8 last week, more moves may be in the works
Instead of touchscreen, users will navigate the UI of Microsoft's OS with a wireless trackpad
Multimillion-dollar Wi-Fi deployment at Gillette Stadium designed to send quality instant replays to smartphones and tablets
HP bolsters security wares in attempt to address enterprise concerns
A Chinese government official points to problems with managing workers' overtime
Infosys, which will pay US$350 million for Lodestone, has been attempting to move into higher-value services
Service thwarts low-and-slow denial of service attempts
How to successfully add game features to corporate processes
Intel, NEC also accepted into open source cloud computing project
Baked-in Flash Player in Windows 8's IE10 won't be updated until late October, says Microsoft
Apple, Google ride high while chip companies get hit by econonic uncertainty
Users, channel partners and analysts say resuming development of Oracle software for HP Itanium servers is a good move
Many of the 96,000 jobs added in the U.S. last month were IT related, say labor analysts
First of several IT centers planned by automaker as it moves to reclaim work contracted to outsourcers like EDS
What's likely, and what's not, from Apple on September 12
Group dubbed 'Elderwood' has exploited eight unpatched IE and Flash flaws in the last 20+ months
Google's free rights of way, power and office space in Kansas City called 'sweetheart deal' by some, great value to region by others
Intel at IDF will talk about ultrabooks and the next-gen Core processor called Haswell, which will be in PCs and hybrid devices next year
Firefox 15.0 bug caused temporary Internet files to be saved on the disk for websites visited in 'Private Browsing' mode
Developer creates tool to easily decrypt the keychain data of local Mac OS X users from the root account
Also, an Indian app fest, free security apps
So much for idea that Android players would stay quiet ahead of iPhone 5 launch.
Microsoft urges a long-overdue security upgrade
New Kindle Fire tablets impressive, but unlikely to unseat iPad from the throne
Nokia-Microsoft and Motorola-Verizon Wireless phones, plus new Apple iPhone expected to leverage increasingly complex services
One expert called the loss figure in Norton report 'preposterous,' noting the number might 50 times too high
By turning off Java by default, Apple is making customers choose whether to take the risk in using the troubled browser software
Mobile operators may be best positioned to serve the cloud market, research firm says
Full-featured modular systems helped drive midrange storage revenue up by double digits
The new 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD tablet will be priced at $299, the 7-inch at $199, and an LTE model at $499
Looking to tap into success of Amazon, VMware and others, a cadre of startups look to stake their claim, and access a tightening pool of VC funding
Google's new browser struggles to gain usage share
Nokia provides updated video showing actual Lumia 920 prototype with Pureview anti-blur
Latest concoctions from university labs include language learning website, a newfangled Internet for mobile devices and even IP over xylophones
The company hopes to drive standardization, and make it easier for operators to open up their networks to developers
