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Ninth Circuit offers unique take on Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
AMD's new chips code-named Trinity and Brazos 2.0 will offer more performance-per-watt than predecessors
AMD recorded a net loss of $590 million in the first quarter, thanks mostly to one-time manufacturing and acquisition charges
Talk show host sparks new frenzy by describing an iPhone glitch
Latest Microsoft management platform supports server application self-service deployment
Ships free copy of Snow Leopard to MobileMe customers
Social network's IPO may launch May 17, reports say
Environmental group ramps up criticisms of pollution against leading tech companies
Revenues hit $5.1B
The rapid increase in Pinterest use wouldnot have been possible without AWS, a company engineer says
Without certain upgrades it's probably not something you want on your network
Issue leaves some Nokia Lumia 900 buyers wondering
Amid the companies presenting are startups doing two-factor authentication, Facebook profile-cleaning and clearer terms of service
Sprint denies the charges, saying the state is trying to collect more taxes than it is due
Mobile data revenue up more than 21 percent compared to the first quarter of 2011, the company says
DEMO 2012 led off with mobile products. Here are the most interesting.
Boot from a USB stick; side load custom apps among the exclusive features of Microsoft Windows 8 Enterprise
The company is planning to make changes to both its feature phone and smartphone portfolios
Linux kernel creator and co-laureate Shinya Yamanaka join exclusive list of honorees
Multipronged approach intended to stake leadership, stave off threat from all angles
Voxeet shows 'naturual conferencing' and Dozuki
Improvements to the SaaS (software as a service) vendor's financials package could land it deals with large enterprises
Fake Instagram websites distribute Android Trojan horse that sends SMS messages to premium-rate numbers
Enterprise Mobile Device Management software plays a big role in BYOD acceptance
Think about where your data lives now and the apps you use
Four programs deliver traditional -- and nontraditional -- education options for techies
Samsung filed a response to Apple's complaint in a federal court in California
Cloud provider and the Internet becoming one and the same
Qualcomm says a slow ramp in the 28-nm manufacturing process is slowing down Snapdragon S4 chip supply
The Nokia Lumia 900, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and more!
Oracle cloud plan includes software, platform and social collaboration tools
99% of US government websites don't support IPv6, with 5 months left until Obama administration mandate applies
The defendants operated websites selling pirated software at discount prices, the indictment alleges
Mobile advertising showed explosive growth
A new facility was specially designed to support the development methodology
Limits upgrade path confirmation to 2009's Windows 7
Cisco Unified Communications Manager customers will get Jabber IM at no extra charge
Sealed 2-radio array with 3x3 MIMO delivers up to 900Mbps
Information sharing without privacy safeguards is a problem, National Security Council spokeswoman says
New businesses can save $16,000 in the first year by using Internet-based services instead of traditional ones, a study says
Shawn Henry to head incident response unit
No enterprise management, no virtual client support, no Outlook
Offer will include spectrum from the 'A' and 'B' blocks
Vendor rhetoric hot and heavy; Amazon Web Services still could have last laugh
The fight for interoperability in the cloud could rest on the evolution of standards
Mocana server analyzes apps, adds security features
A remote access Trojan horse (RAT) that targets hotel point-of-sale software is being advertised on underground forums