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The deal will boost the enterprise social networking capabilities in Office, SharePoint and other Microsoft collaboration products
Immigration attorneys advise holders of H-1B visas to carry paperwork at all times in Arizona
Trying to get to more end users, build up credibility in enterprise social collaboration, analysts say
HP will also cut 8.000 jobs in the European Union as part of a plan to cut 27,000 jobs by fiscal 2014
Cloud computing, Fusion Applications and Oracle's engineered systems will be featured prominently
Contrary to analyst report, tablets are the only new Microsoft-built products coming
Social media sites are the near-term repository for cloud-based data storage, but other vendors will have opportunities to grab consumer market share, Gartner predicts
Takes aim at Citrix by becoming first OpenStack-based cloud company to add virtual desktop features
The deal is contingent on FCC approval for Verizon to buy spectrum from cable companies
Media credits itself, but changes were announced weeks ago
Lots of code may be reusable, but Windows 8 requires whole different application
New Trojan.Milicenso variants can cause printers to print an executable file
BYOD, cloud, big data, IT consumerization and rapid service provisioning
Acquired on eBay, original iPhone still satisfies Bulgarian IT worker
Companies who invested in the controversial Digital Archery system for determining application processing order may lose out
Oracle has invested heavily in acquisitions focused on the next-generation customer experience
From iPhone 1 to iPhone 4S: the evolution of digital life
Emergency patch of June 15 blamed for slowing upgrade pace
They also want all browsers to prompt users to set their privacy choice
Network World is raffling off an Apple iPad to one of our readers who fills out our survey on smartphone preferences.
Judge Richard Posner's ruling 'with prejudice' means neither side can refile the case
Along with Android 4.0, the Razr and Razr Maxx now can use their GSM radios for international roaming
The Turing Machine gave the world a model for how computers could operate
'It’s imperative that we remain available around the world, and today we stumbled,' VP of engineering writes in reference to 'cascading bug'
Evidence suggests that some of Google's government contracts are governed by consumer privacy policy, SafeGov says
The Inamori Foundation recognizes Sutherland for his breakthrough contributions to the graphical user interface
All three finalists submit new ways to stymie ROP attacks, used by Stuxnet and other first-class exploits
Citrix, OpenStack and Eucalyptus officials fire zingers back and forth
Apple iPhone 5 scuttlebutt includes mini dock flare-up, the 5th dimensions, Liquidmetal again, China 3G
Developers cite new hardware options, more APIs and device services
With new OS coming in the fall, sales of Nokia's current Lumia smartphone line could be hit hard
Members of a coalition pushing for pricing changes on business lines say a pending FCC proposal is a good first step
The company briefly reported the problem had been solved before the site went down again
Lockheed Martin supporting DoD global network, also supporting DoD Cybercrime Center contract to collaborate with industry
Cisco released security updates for AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client and several hardware security appliances
"Clones" of Amazon clouds will not create choice customers need in the cloud, Rackspace executive claims
Samsung's Galaxy S III smartphone is coming today to multiple carriers at $199.99
Microsoft returns fire, blasts StatCounter for what it calls 'personal attack' against its head of IE marketing
Until a patch is released for the critical vulnerability, a Microsoft workaround is the only way to stymie hackers
Copying the APIs of a cloud service isn't sufficient to avoid lock-in, a vendor of a competing cloud service argues
Business management issues, not technical ones, dominated the discussions at Enterprise 2.0
Mobile OS gains common core elements from Windows 8
Samsung is thinking of building a hosted cloud service to make its Galaxy tablets and smartphones attractive to the enterprise
NASA opens new online tech portal it says simplifies and speeds access to the agency's intellectual property portfolio
If the saying 'What you don't know can kill you' is true, how much danger are Microsoft and its customers in?
Oracle waived its right to damages in order to conclude the trial and move on to its appeal
