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Google was a no-show at a panel that promised to let privacy advocates and Google debate consumer data aggregation
The co-founder and CEO of Glancee was tapped for a last-minute talk about the apps, which are a hot topic at the conference
Resellers take advantage of supply shortages, try to sell new tablet on eBay at more than 3X list price
The technology is finally mature, according to a panel discussion at the conference
Quest seeks more flexibility, but also a potential buyer
Microsoft is 'actively engaged' with the company to bring it into compliance
iPad reveals iPhone, Unclear on Clearwire, angst, chips and dates
Report written by information security analysts from Northrop Grumman speculates how
Microsoft joined Google and Amazon Web Services in cutting the cost of cloud services
Two surveys asked Oracle customers about their upgrade plans
As consumers flood market with older iPads to pay for the new model, values drop by as much as 26%
Announces next week's Patch Tuesday line-up, will fix 7 flaws in Windows, developer software
The factory earned praise from executives and the community for its heroism, but now is confronted with job cuts and a tough economy
Google's share of user base has increased dramatically since 2004, Pew finds
Stephen Gillett, a renowned World of Warcraft guild master, has been named Best Buy's president of digital and global business services
Silicon heavyweight moves to shore up its relationship with the open-source community
Proposal would make it legal to unlock Windows on ARM devices, iPads, other tablets
Researchers from VUPEN Security exploited previously unknown vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer 9 at the CanSecWest conference
During Twitter chat, company officials discuss cloud-based Watson as a Service
Sandbox escape vulnerability disclosed at CanSecWest was patched in Chrome 17.0.963.78
Actions a response to members' arrests this week
Cisco, SalesForce, Google among the backers of SCIM protocol for cloud-to-cloud provisioning
Cites last year's multi-week outage as reasoning
WD Technologies and HGST will compete with separate brands
Support for PCI-Express 3.0 will come to Thunderbolt, though Intel couldn't provide a time
Should your organization build its own business continuity tools from existing resources, or invest in an outside software package?
Request comes after outside groups asked FCC to slow down cable spectrum deal
Having lost half its market share, new Avaya data networking chief Randall targets hot growth areas
Commission singles out Huawei-Symantec joint venture as example of risk
Why doesn't it have a real name, where's Siri, order now or wait? We've got answers
The company immerses SSI motherboards in an inert cooling fluid to carry heat away from them
Outercurve will manage the further development of the Microsoft Mayhem program
Microsoft, Patch Tuesday for March: A continued drop in critical security bulletins has the security community overlooking a rise in total patches issued this year.
Linux luminary hammers OpenSUSE security mechanisms
Microsoft dumped the 17-year-old iconic feature, but StarDock's free Start8 adds it back
The programming language used to write parts of the Duqu malware remains a mystery despite countless hours of analysis
Exec says it's impractical to intervene in customers' PC malware problems
Partners are expecting to hear more about Microsoft's plans for ERP on Azure during the Convergence conference
Downloading one HD movie to new Apple iPad via LTE network could alone exceed monthly data allowance
Pwn2Own, Pwnium contests batter Google's browser at CanSecWest
UCS rack mount servers now on par with blades; fabric scales to 2Tbps
Hammond had previously been convicted on hacking charges
The inevitable flood of video-streaming traffic for the NCAA men's basketball tournament is just around the corner.
China is currently holding large-scale trials using 4G LTE TDD technology
Apple's A5X chip in the latest iPad may not graduate to the iPhone
Ray Ozzie, who left Microsoft in 2010, talked broadly about his new startup, Cocomo, at a summit in Seattle
