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Microsoft launches Windows 8 developer camps
Apple is trying to appease a regulator that is taking the company to court for allegedly misleading advertisements
The e-reader will start shipping on April 27, but Amazon's Kindle Fire is still a no-show
Nasscom says Indian IT firm employment growing in U.S.
The hiring of president/COO signals a step in a new direction for Blue Coat
The Web needs a unified component model, a Google engineer advises
Lawmakers call on agencies to focus more on possible vulnerabilities embedded into IT products
Netflix VP talks security and why it can't be all cloud
There's an energetic debate over storage architectures going on
The agency finds 95 MHz of spectrum that could be available for commercial use, but says agencies may not be able to relocate
Researchers were able to deceive both OpenID and Facebook authentication systems
North America is generating most of the business, but sales are rising quickly in Western Europe and Asia-Pacific
Red Hat officials discuss characteristics, benefits of open clouds
Fresh off departure from HP, Lynch airs plan to back 20 Big Data companies
The company also plans to release its Jabber product for the iPad and an upgrade of Jabber for Windows desktops and laptops
An announcement posted by hackers on Pastebin links to what it says are details of 163,792 MilitarySingles.com users
Microsoft can describe 39 individuals involved, but no names.
Two included emulators allow developers to see how their apps perform on phones with different memory capacities
The teenager is also suspected of hacking three universities and running a marketplace for stolen credit card data.
The dual between Metro and desktop editions of IE10 can be tamed, says Microsoft
Smartphones, tablets now as much a part of class as laptops and computers
Oracle has also filed for summary adjudication in the case
New 7124FX allows users to write apps to programmable ASIC to lower latency
Tim Cook calls for increased cooperation with Beijing, according to a report from China's state-run press
Posing as fictitious company on Internet, GAO finds Chinese suppliers selling bogus electronics
The e-mail and website hosting service will close on May 1, and many customers are finding the move to Office 365 technically complex
It's doubling the memory in its eighth generation ProLiant server
How the Federal Trade Commission wants to help users maintain their privacy on the Web
About 80,000 IBMers are bringing their own devices to work
Dutch blog reports next major milestone due in two months
One global consulting firm says allowing the use of social nets at work keeps workers happier
But the agency calls on business and the U.S. Congress to further address online privacy concerns
Apple's proposal for royalty-free licensing is no more than an attempt to devalue the intellectual property of others, the company said
Google Web Toolkit, Apache Xerces among most downloaded vulnerable libraries, study says
The new clients are aimed at workers who tend to be on the go anyway
Leader of the Saarland party is 22-year-old Jasmin Maurer
HP, F5 and others seeing opportunities to erode Cisco's might in switching, application delivery
Brook Colangelo had been on the job just six days when the email servers went down for 21 hours.
Nonprofit group to induct pioneers, innovators to 'Internet Hall of Fame'
World's largest CDN to offer IPv4-to-IPv6 translation and dual-stack to all customers
Near Field Communication (NFC) will enable contactless mobile payments at the register
Move to newer dev tools means April's Firefox 12 will be last to work on outdated Windows
Rogue Chrome browser extensions have been used to gain persistent unauthorized access to Facebook accounts
The man's lawyer says his name is linked in Google's search box to crimes he didn't commit, damaging his reputation
