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Cloud Security Alliance launches innovation program, eyes mobile threats and solutions

Nokia unveils 41-megapixel imaging sensor technology

Symbian smartphone shown at Mobile World Congress is only first for superdense pixel images

Oracle’s Exalytics now available, set for showdown with SAP’s HANA

Both systems incorporate in-memory processing

Thousands of apps won’t work on new low-end Windows Phones

Microsoft is alerting developers whose apps won't work on the new phones

WikiLeaks releases Stratfor emails possibly from December hack

The provider of geopolitical analysis said it was possible that mails hacked in December were being released

Facebook pushes for HTML5 standardization, mobile payments

Facebook has started a new W3C community on standardization and is working with carriers on easier payments

Get ready for Windows 8 support headaches

How Windows 8 could put the IT department in the middle of a never-ending fight between end users and the enterprise

Fixmo will block corporate apps on compromised mobiles

The compliance and secure container technologies work on iOS and Android tablets and phones

Skype for Windows Phone arrives in beta version

The final version will arrive in April

Asus announces Padfone, three tablets at MWC

Quad-core processor is at the heart of new tablets

Carrier IQ hopes customers will come back after scandal

The company said it has implemented new policies to ensure that its software doesn't collect keystrokes

HP rolling out security products at RSA Conference

HP Enterprise View, HP mobile Application Security and more

Carrier CEOs focus on partnerships

Mobile operators need to work with developers, wireline operators and others, executives said

ZTE launches quad-core smartphone and tablet

ZTE's Era phone has a quad-core processor but no high-definition screen

Chief Mobility Officer: The Next Big IT Job?

FBI Seeks Tool to Keep Tabs on Social Media

Wireless Voting Still a Long Way Off

Air Force’s Huge Oracle Project Still Struggling

6 things you need to know about Google’s new privacy policy

How to protect your privacy on Google

A step-by-step guide to managing your public profile

Elpida, world’s third-largest DRAM maker, files for bankruptcy

The Japanese chip manufacturer said it had US$5.5 billion in debt last year as a result of investments, price declines and the Thai floods

Nokia launches low-end Windows phone and a 38-megapixel camera phone

Nokia introduced its lowest-priced Lumia phone and said it will soon start selling Windows Phones in China

Lenovo looks to build brand as it reaches for top PC vendor spot

The Chinese company could become the world's largest PC maker this year

SAP, Symantec upgrade mobile device tools

BYOD concerns a big theme for Mobile World Congress

OK Labs, LG working on secure, virtualized phones for DoD

The companies are starting with the LG Prada Android phone

Enterproid makes it easier to add apps with Box deal

A new partnership with Box lets Enterproid users store corporate data from any IT-authorized app in the cloud

Recovering Nokia Siemens sees hope in data growth

But CEO Rajeev Suri doesn't expect to see any more wholesale carriers like LightSquared soon

New HTC phones offer high quality photo, audio features

The HTC One series represents the launch of a new strategy at HTC

HTC One X smartphone to launch on AT&T

Device runs Android 4.0 over AT&T's 4G LTE

IBM’s molecular images may help nanoscale circuits

IBM for the first time images charge distribution in a molecule

Freescale puts base station on single chipset, may help improve coverage

Smaller, greener units may result

Sony adds two new phones to Xperia NXT line

The Android phones run Gingerbread, not Ice Cream Sandwich

Huawei releases quad-core smartphone with its own processor

The K3V2 processor comes with four cores at either 1.2 or 1.5 GHz

Pakistan plans system to filter and block websites

The move is the latest by Pakistan to curb Internet freedom ahead of elections in the country, say activists

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 sighted in Barcelona at MWC

Mobile World Congress includes Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 series, with 7- and 10-in. tablets

iPhone 5 rumor rollup for the week ending Feb. 24

iPhone 5: Doctoring the dock, 3D, mobile wallet clamor

Android On Call: Hospital Builds Custom Mobile App for Patient Data

Analyst: Microsoft won’t copy Apple’s online-only sales for Windows 8

But may trim upgrade edition count by dropping Ultimate from retail

Big Data Causes Concern and Big Confusion

85% of hospitals embracing BYOD, survey shows

Most employees are restricted to Internet access only

Apple’s iPad trademark battle comes to US from China

Proview says Apple used deception and concealment to acquire the iPad trademark

Science: too many connections weakens networks

University of California mathematicians have built a model to determine the ideal number of cross-network connections

Oracle discusses Taleo product plans, girds for new battle with SAP

Oracle executives laid out a general road map during a webcast event

Mobile data privacy is terra incognita to users and developers

Pitfalls lurk for even savvy consumers

36 state AGs blast Google’s privacy policy change

Change will be especially troublesome for Android users, officials warn

Cisco buys optical company for $271 million

Lightwire will bring CMOS silicon packaging for 40G/100G

FAQ: What Google’s ‘Do Not Track’ move means

Google will add support for anti-tracking tech to Chrome browser before year-end

Social network users getting less friendly

Women especially beef up privacy settings in Facebook, Google+, Twitter and the like, Pew study finds

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Google: New privacy policy to have little impact on enterprise

The company says it will not share data between its enterprise apps and personal Google accounts