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The America's Cup teams employ sensors, on-board computers and wireless networks to help maximize performance
The investment signals HTC is trying to fill a gap left by RIM's decline, according to analysts
InSight, to launch in 2016, aims to help figure out how Mars formed
The structured verdict form points to the complex set of questions in front of the jury in the coming days
Quest extends its Quest One line of access control software for locking down unstructured data
When adjusted for inflation, Microsoft's 1999 record still stands, contends Columbia Journalism Review
Swiss Re International refuses to pay its share of the $80 million settlement, SAP alleges
Survey of 1,079 U.S. mobile users predicts even more Wi-Fi use
Massachusetts is the latest state to rule on when cloud computing services are taxable
Cites Alabama state law technicalities in lawsuit challenging Infosys' visa use; U.S. probe of outsourcer continues
Ericom's gateway provides managed HTML5 streaming to devices
The original order wasn't just for 'quid pro quo' situations, Judge William Alsup says
The intent is to handle the hardest to solve bugs more smoothly, LibreOffice said
Integration with Elastic Beanstalk will make it easier to deploy applications in Amazon's cloud
Android apps could invade a user's privacy and expose his personal life, McAfee said
With successful laser blast, rover's next big test will be driving
The Tokyo-based electronics maker produces the camera units used in hit devices like the iPhone 4S and Samsung Galaxy S3
The 5-inch smartphone will get better performance thanks to the Tegra 3
Arxan study claims 90% of top 100 paid Android and iOS apps ending up criminalized in hackers' hands
Start-up SimpliVity touts an all-in-one array, its OmniCube
Mobile messages and some online content were allegedly used to create fear among certain groups in India
Are you ready for talking watches, singing shoes, ringing earrings and vibrating tattoos?
Speaks from Ecuadorian embassy in London, where he has been granted asylum
Lawsuit seeks class action status
Meanwhile, the International Trade Commission is due to issue final decision on earlier case
Breaks the $600 billion market cap bar for the first time
The cloud gaming service laid off an unknown number of staff
Scientists prep to test rover's driving ability, while also blasting its first rock
Attacks come as security firms warn of Shamoon malware targeted at energy firms
Oracle admits to paying a patent blogger, but says Google did much worse
As promised by Microsoft's top privacy exec, Windows 8 tells users that the new privacy feature will be turned on
Digital breadcrumbs left by the iMac and iPad computers were key in tracking them down
Fingerprint evidence, Korean LTE, pre-orders, and phony screws
Joyent to end 'lifetime' offer of Web hosting services this fall to some customers
But AuthenTec fingerprint sensor is only one part of m-commerce technology
The company's improper controls in the country did not prevent unauthorized side funds, according to SEC
An update that will fix a problem related to the certificates used to sign apps has been implemented
Acer's CEO suggests its plans for Windows RT devices could change because of the pricing of Microsoft's Surface tablet
The U.S. Department of State had expected to buy US$16.5 million in devices and systems from Amazon
The next version of Twitter's API aims to limit traditional Twitter clients and syndication
The executive is leaving amid big changes in the storage networking market
Demand for mobile data capacity is growing faster than new spectrum can be cleared, but there are alternatives
Beat the hoi polloi by installing the new OS today
Cash rules, as gift cards, bounties and a Note dominate the headlines
But Republican bill still the better option, says Texas' Kay Bailey Hutchison
Symantec believes spiteful malware may be seeking out very specific targets, maybe energy sector
