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Cyberattacks pose a range of legal questions for nations
The code for two webOS build environments was posted to GitHub on Friday
Hackers created a malicious version of a legitimate Microsoft email announcement
Despite a labor group's claims, Samsung found no underage workers at a company supplier in China
Baidu is investing to build a new US$1.6 billion cloud computing center in the country
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing means developers no longer have to use custom proxy servers between their web application and Amazon's cloud
Engineering salaries are still rising, but not as fast as in the good old days
Pirate Bay co-founder Svartholm Warg was arrested in Cambodia at the request of Swedish authorities, which want to extradite him
In another dispute with Samsung before the court, the jury awarded Apple about US$1 billion in damages last month
Facebook is increasing its efforts to eliminate scammers from pumping up profiles
But getting onboard these new trends come at a cost
A new class of software tells fibs on your behalf. Are these apps unethical?
The need for screen sizes bigger than 60 inches hampers the techlogy's chance for success
IBM described its Power7+ at Hot Chips this week, while Oracle gave the first look at its T5
The mobile virtual network operator is now shipping Samsung's LTE phone for use with its service
Lenovo is adding more all-in-ones with touchscreens to take advantage of Windows 8
New PCs powered by Windows 8 Pro can be downgraded to older editions
The S-1 filing paints a fuller picture of the cloud software vendor's future and culture
It's teaming up with VMWare on a rack-mountable system, the vStart for VDI
iPhone5: AirPlay without Wi-Fi, Parts pour forth, NFC fades
Others says negative of making exploit public outweigh positive of patch because as many as a third of Java users do not patch regularly
Foxconn chairman reportedly cuts Japan trip short after talks with top Sharp exectuives
Software-defined networking will come gradually and share space with current technology for some time, the company said
It's unclear how many users will be affected by the end of Premier Support for database release 11gR1
Intel inside Android, Android news von Germany, and a distinct lack of mobile Gemutlichkeit in the courtroom
Key enterprise social-networking features are missing from Google+ in Google Apps
Fixes flaws that hackers have been using in an ever-increasing number of attacks
Kaspersky researchers present their findings about the Wiper malware that affected servers at Iran's oil ministry in April
E-mail service Mailgun is Rackspace's seventh acquisition in five years, and third this year alone
CEO expects venture funds to be used to expand sales and marketing, allow push into mobile
Next generation Amazon tablet expected within a week
The president took questions online in the site's "Ask Me Anything" format
Report of U.S. admission of involvement in cyberwarfare in Afghanistan does not indicate a shift in posture, experts say
Techniques on rise include using short-term domains in drive-by attacks
The My Book VelociRaptor Duo drive comes with a Thunderbolt cable
The tablet has a 10-inch screen and was introduced at IFA
The device has a camera that can shoot video and take pictures at the same time
Hanjuan Jin, a naturalized U.S. citizen born in China, was said to have secretly worked for a Chinese telecommunications company
HP's Envy X2 turns into a tablet via a detachable screen
A California judge said Oracle is obligated to port future versions of its software to Itanium
