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The court had in a separate order issued a preliminary injunction against sales of Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet
IBM has designed a mobile application that can identify products without the use of QR codes
Second time in two months it's filed claim with U.N. agency to get hands on a URL
Imagine controlling a PowerPoint presentation with a wave of the arm
iPhone is most popular device, BlackBerry users are jumping ship, Android is most popular OS, according to results of online survey
After complaints on forums, Cisco's home networks unit provided instructions for rolling back the EA3500 and EA4500 firmware
Yammer is a competitor to NewsGator's Social Sites, an enterprise social collaboration add-on for SharePoint
The company will provide device makers a developer kit to help them adopt new Android releases more quickly
A new set of reports due later this summer will provide broader, more specific usage metrics to makers of mobile applications
Apple is looking for Unix engineer to support Oracle and IBM servers at its data center in Malden, North Carolina
White House effort aims to bring industry, consumer groups to the table to jointly create new Internet privacy codes of conduct
Microsoft declines to comment on usage metric spat that started earlier this month
Customers of the file-sharing site should be treated as creditors and wait until the DOJ's copyright case is resolved, a DOJ lawyer says
The iPhone has become greater than the sum of its parts
Businesses should feel no pressure to adopt the new operating system, maybe ever
HP's Converged Cloud model will depend on interoperability with hardware from other vendors
Small, cheap and highly functional, Google's Nexus 7 is an impressive device
Future mobile networks will use multiple technologies to almost reach 1Gbps
Flawed batteries, the late date earlier, NFC ecstasy
Applicants for new gTLDs have to wait three weeks to learn how ICANN will evaluate their applications
Bob Mansfield, who joined Apple in 1999, helped to oversee development of the iPhone and iPad
The company rolled out incremental improvements to its social network platform while adding social elements to its other offerings
The BlackBerry maker also posted a quarterly loss of $518 million and announced 5,000 job cuts
Some are grumbling about what the tablet doesn't offer and say it will do little to help Android in the market
A version of Chrome for iOS was also part of the second day of the company's Google I/O conference
The Google Compute Engine will offer Linux virtual machines
Nearly half of worldwide tech execs surveyed by KPMG survey expect global tech center to move to another country within four years
Pockets of disparate UC need not remain isolated, company says.
News and media websites expose visitors to an average 14 third-party tracking companies
Enterprises and cloud providers look to storage hypervisors to ease data management
Government bodies depend too much on IT departments when it comes to the acquisition of SSL-certificates
Microsoft's biggest technology shift in two decades means traditional Windows will account for just 10% of users' time by 2020
New version of SECURE IT takes less regulatory approach than Democratic-backed Cybersecurity Act, sponsors say
Users can set a time period for how long a recipient can view a message before it becomes unrecoverable, Wickr's creators said
Falcone and his hedge fund, which owns most of LightSquared, have been charged with a range of violations
In addition to legal costs, the social networking site's brand could be hurt if the case is not settled quickly
The cloud suite replaces Live@edu, so existing customers need to start planning their migrations
The cable company didn't adequately market its stand-alone broadband service as required in merger conditions, the FCC says
Hackers have started using domain-name generation techniques to prolong the life of Web-based attacks, Symantec researchers say
Humm had run the fourth-largest U.S. mobile carrier since 2010
New emphasis on vulnerability-risk rating in networks for PCI data going into effect on June 30
The fight to raise the per country cap is getting complicated as companies lobby Congress for easier access to foreign workers
Google uses skydivers, daredevils to introduce $1,500 prototype of Google Glass
It also announced the availability of Red Hat Storage Server 2.0
Google's first in-house hardware project is a little ball of entertainment
Nexus 7 tablet tightly integrated with Google Play online store
Researchers raises tough questions on effectiveness of two-factor tokens
