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Microsoft shows Windows on ARM tablet designs

Nvidia's Tegra 3 quad core among them

Microsoft ships Windows 8 Consumer Preview

As execs tout new OS at Mobile World Congress, Microsoft opens the download gate

Riverbed teams with Akamai to boost SaaS performance

Offering initially being marketed to users of Office 365, Google Apps and Salesforce.com

Alleged RSA crypto flaw hotly debated

RSA Conference panel debates possible RSA cryptosystem flawed

Infor Refreshes Its Lineup for ‘Micro-Vertical’ Industries

Who do you blame when IT breaks?

Qualcomm boosts augmented reality technology with new brand, SDK

The new SDK improves performance and allows developers to create visual affects

Microsoft: Windows 8 beta should be compelling for enterprises

Industry analysts however question how much interest corporate IT departments have in Windows 8 at this point

Seniors Get Digital Lifeline to Remote Caregivers

CIOs Can Be Chief Innovation Officers, Too

CIOs Beware: Sometimes Emotions Hijack the Brain

Toolset lets mobile carriers meld core services with the Web

Carriers race to compete with over-the-top Web players

Windows on ARM will be ‘huge,’ exec says

With multiple devices expected to run Microsoft's new mobile OS, future is bright, says ARM executive VP

Mozilla’s ‘modest proposal:’ Dump the smartphone OS

Spain's Telefonica readies a phone with Boot to Gecko

Spring Java developers get Hadoop integration

VMware's Spring Hadoop offers link between Spring development framework and Hadoop distributed processing platform

Apple defends claims to iPad trademark in Chinese court hearing

Apple is locked in a legal battle with a Chinese firm over who owns the iPad trademark in China

IT execs must shift security approaches

Mobile, cloud and social media technologies are making traditional security obsolete, industry leaders say

Nokia focuses on appealing to developers

Nokia's CEO wants the company's Windows Phone offerings to be more attractive to operators and developers than those of competitors

LightSquared’s Ahuja resigns as CEO

The company says it's looking for a replacement and still hopes to build its LTE network

Malware increasingly uses DNS as command and control channel to avoid detection, experts say

Most companies are unprepared to deal with the use of DNS as command and control channel for malware, experts said at the RSA Conference

HP cuts staff as webOS transitions to open-source

HP plans to release the entire operating system to the open-source community by September

Microsoft, Hortonworks to link Excel and Hadoop

Microsoft teams with Hortonworks to develop an ODBC and a JavaScript library for Hadoop

What Stage 2 ‘meaningful use’ eHealth rules mean

The deadlines for Stage 2 and Stage 3 have been extended by a year each

How CIOs Can Make Time for Social Media

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Analyst: Free Mountain Lion upgrade would be ‘brilliant’ Apple move

Changes in how Apple defers Mac sales revenue may hint at free deal, at least for users running Lion

iPad 3 rumor rollup for the week ending Feb. 28

No more date rumors, thundering jets, higher prices and more

Hard-drive shortage hits servers in Q4, Gartner says

Shortage in supply in hard drive will slow down server shipments in the first quarter of this year

Public Knowledge pushes for copyright reform

The group's proposals would shorten the copyright term and create penalties for bogus takedown notices

How to Successfully Bring Business Into IT

NFC payment plans face detractors as tech comes to U.S.

Google Wallet is here, Isis Mobile Wallet is coming; both must convince skeptical Americans that mobile payments are safe

Kansas City businesses dream big with Google Fiber, despite uncertain availability

Google working on FTTH first, business infrastructure still in question

FTC: ID theft again tops consumer concerns

US residents also report other fraud schemes coming through email and websites

Secunia: We don’t know how vendors will react to our repackaging their updates

Secunia's new Personal Software Inspector 3.0 program will repackage security updates for hundreds of applications

Cisco brings Hotspot 2.0 carrier-network smarts to its Wi-Fi

Cisco is implementing the Hotspot 2.0 standard and a radio-agnostic gateway for easy use of hotspots

Ericsson joins OpenStack, aiming at operators with cloud ambitions

The company will help improve fault management and support for VMware

Business Leaders Spearhead BI Decisions

Google once considered issuing currency

After discovering legal hurdles, it ditched the idea of 'Google Bucks'

Cisco bridges Wi-Fi, cellular nets

Epicor suit claims company is providing third-party support illegally

The suit claims Applied Integration 'illicitly' obtained Epicor's intellectual property in order to sell support services

Apple sets iPad 3 launch event for March 7

Invite hints the next tablet will lack a physical home button, offer higher-res screen

Miami Dolphins dive into cloud analytics

Real-time data can help stadium staff monitor traffic, predict concession stand demand

Microsoft Visual Studio 11 Enhances Productivity, Reduces Distractions

CSO’s Ultimate Guide to Social Engineering

Harris kills hosted cloud service program

Enterprises are hesitant to store sensitive data in the cloud, Harris says

Wireless network demands push carriers to innovate

Video is 'growing hugely, but not effectively or efficiently,' says AT&T exec at MWC

IBM debuts partner incentives at conference

IBM partners can save up to 30 percent in bundled IBM hardware and software, the company announced at PartnerWorld

Cisco takes first step in delivering on SecureX vision

ASA CX Context-Aware Security firewall tackles mobile-devices and BYOD

Intel sells flash factories to Micron for $600M

In return, Micron will boost its output of NAND flash to Intel

IBM cuts more than 1,000 U.S. workers

Union reports layoffs across the country