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Subramanian Swamy had asked the court to order a return to ballot boxes or provide a paper trail on electronic voting machines
Average total cost of cyberattacks over 12 months said to be $470,000
Wikipedia's co-founder Jimmy Wales said the controversial legislation is far from dead
Issa says he has assurances that SOPA will not move forward without consensus
Documents show not all of DHS' monitoring has a public safety purpose
Online clothing shop Zappos.com has reset the passwords of over 24 million customers following a security breach
How Apple is winning over the enterprise without even trying
Coviello says customers engage more with RSA, think 'if it can happen to you then I guess it can happen to anybody'
RSA chairman points to lessons that still need to be learned; argues cloud security needs more attention
Controversial Protect IP Act legislation needs more debate, former supporters say in letter to majority leader Harry Reid
A committee overseeing GPS said interference can't be fixed in months or years and called for an end to testing
Windows 8 was shown on a few ARM-based devices at CES, but Microsoft doesn't want people playing with it before it's ready
Smith's decision to amend the bill comes a day after the Senate sponsor of similar legislation takes the same action
Beverage distributor Major Brands says its legacy software ran much faster than the new suite Epicor installed.
While PC makers like HP and Dell lose ground, Apple posts double-digit increases
And how virtualization is changing security
Company says it has required suppliers to put anti-dust measures into place
Google acknowledges that allegations from Mocality's CEO made earlier on Friday are true
Verizon demands, Intel begs, iMonstro, the Quadimodo chip
ISC asks for aid from the open source development community to ready the next version of BIND
Component makers' sales jumped last month, hinting at more records to come
Many forecasts indicate a soft quarter, as IBM, Intel, Google and Microsoft get ready to issue financial reports
Several device makers, including Amazon.com, Nokia and RIM, are named in the patent licensing firm's complaint
Additions by Sony make the television more like a PC
In 1954 IBM and Georgetown University teamed to produce the first English-to-Russian language computer translation program
With Ericcson joint venture disbanded, Sony shows off device with slick styling and multimedia features
11ac technologies yield 1.3Gbps data rate
The MyFord Mobile app helps manage charging, finds charging stations
Company not ready to announce Voice over LTE, LTE Advanced trials
Windows is back, ultrabooks are cool but not essential, LTE now mandatory for smartphones, Google TV gets a reboot and tablet-PC hybrids are on the way
Sykipot variant acts as smart card proxy in order to access protected resources
The patents are used in GSM, 3G and LTE devices, and for video encoding optimization technologies
The Indian operations of these Internet companies had earlier said they were not responsible for running the websites
Motorola's enterprise GM says security tools will convince CIOs that Android can be trusted
Apple has suspended sales of iPhone 4S at company stores in China following an egg throwing incident
Acer and Lenovo lay out cloud strategies for their Android devices and Windows PCs at CES
A new section at the Consumer Electronics Show allows small startups to join the show
Customers waited through freezing cold, but were then told iPhone 4S sales were canceled at the store
Television makers, racing to find a way to navigate their expanding menus, are launching sets with voice and motion control
Wikipedia may join Reddit in 12-hour Jan. 18 blackout action to protest controversial anti-piracy bill
LightSquared says the vice chairman of an official body, also on the board of a company fighting LightSquared, has a conflict of interest
CES attendees will wait for the next wave of ultrabooks with Ivy Bridge processors, which could come out by mid-year
Remotely controlled devices can act as your physical substitute
