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The group also calls for government oversight of providers' efforts to cap broadband data use
Identity thieves go beyond the grave in search of victims
New Ivy Bridge chips are high-end processors, with third-generation Core processors for ultrabooks coming later this year
The 'T' teams up with British company Masabi to help riders buy and display tickets through their smartphones
Acer is among the first to ship PCs with the latest third-generation Core processors, code-named Ivy Bridge
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It already has plans to launch an all-flash array this quarter
The U.S. government will block payments to people and companies that give monitoring tech to the two countries
Bit9 survey shows that many IT professionals believe hacktivists are likely to target their organizations
The US Patent and Trademark Office confirms Java patent it had previously rejected
Apple products using touch technology allegedly infringe on FlatWorld's patents.
Halts auto delivery until it figures out why SP2 corrupts Outlook's identity database
Technology is no longer confined to offices and office workers, but is embedded throughout the enterprise
The interpretation could make Chinese Internet firms more liable for unlicensed content on their sites
New HyperBoot feature places key boot files in more prominent places on the disk drive to increase performance
Using computer, electrode array and algorithms to let brain directly signal muscles
IBM CIO says goal is to create common global apps for company
Data center expansion is in the works, say 92% of IT pros surveyed
Interop keynote speaker Allan Leinwand of Zynga shares his thoughts on the state of cloud computing and what advice he has for enterprises looking to tap into the cloud
Using an alert system, the news organization has saved thousands
The operator wants to strengthen its enterprise offerings and network holdings
The Japanese IT conglomerate said it will also launch dedicated big data servers over the next year
Skype for Windows Phone is available in 18 languages including Chinese
AT&T's CTO Krish Prabhu says that the company is also resolving bandwidth and coverage issues to bring the cloud closer
Asus's Transformer Pad 300 has a 10.1-inch screen and Android 4.0
IT was the only big industry to gain in both deals and dollars, while consumer Internet investments fell
Russian AV firm says rivals got the numbers wrong, botnet still controls 650,000 Macs
Client software will talk to management infrastructure, download custom Metro-style apps
Blame Qualcomm, liquidmetal bounces back, most awesomest phone among iPhone 5 rumor highlights
CDT and other civil liberties groups continue to raise privacy concerns about CISPA
U.S., along with Japan and South Korea, are at the tipping point for LTE ubiquity, says ABI analyst
Barracuda researcher says 1 in 60 Facebook posts is malicious or spammy
Researchers design an app that analyzes subtle smartphone movements to infer what's being typed on touchscreens
SCHEDit, the so-called 'Twitter for events,' has potential for socializing local events
But fears of vendor lock-in is one of top hurdles to cloud computing adoption
LightSquared will use the extra time to focus on obtaining U.S. regulatory approval for its planned LTE network, it said
Better wireless, analytics and system integration technology can help growing highway congestion problems
Two young companies presenting at the DEMO Spring 2012 conference found common ground for their products, and put it to action in less than five hours
The companies are accused of making agreements not to poach each other's employees
A Chinese court has recommended the two companies hold talks to try and resolve the iPad trademark dispute
New Symantec trust-mark branding means website has to have passed daily security scans
Would giving users access to the data companies collect on them improve digital privacy?
However, profits dipped slightly in the quarter
