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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
Fujitsu prototype smartphone runs on a Tegra 3 processor
The amendment would require a study of the effects of the ISP provision in the bill, Sen. Leahy says
Other quad-core tablets include Acer Iconia A510
Consumers happier with smartphone experience than with Apple's traditional website
The trade group calls on ICANN to make changes to the program as problems show up in applications
Rep. Henry Waxman, two other lawmakers still have questions
Banco Bilbao Vizcaya chose Google Apps to boost collaboration among its 110,000 employees globally
Instead of just storing all your songs of a drive, breakthrough also will let you store all your videos
The judge also asks Oracle to 'waive reliance' on the controversial email by Google engineer Tim Lindholm
Execs point to diminishing PC shipments in 2011's fourth quarter
Lenovo K800 smartphone using Intel's Medfield chip is displayed
The Internet Society's new Deploy360 Web portal features standards documents, best practices, case studies
A court in Delhi had asked 21 Internet companies to remove objectionable content
The Maxx has a powerful 3300 mAh battery
Microsoft feed would provide information on botnets, IP addresses and more
NorthRidge Church pastor Terrill Gilley installs security gateways, watches for network attacks
Performance, scalability and analytic capabilities are the key new features in TimesTen 11g Release 2.
Cites inability to compete with big carriers in auctions
PHP 5.3.9 fixes two denial-of-service vulnerabilities and other bug
iYawn3 at CES; proletariat gossip; Siri seen but not heard
The Mobile Content Venture group plans to scramble signals and require consumers to register
Red Hat's OpenShift is the first in a series of platform-as-a-service offerings to feature Jaspersoft's suite
The Indian outsourcer reported revenue and profit growth in its fiscal third quarter
Microsoft manager at CES talks about iPhone's impact
Thin-and-light laptops based on the company's upcoming Trinity chips could start at US$500
CES attracts all kinds of gadget lovers, not just people sent to the conference by employers
SOPA opponents make their case at CES while backers wait in hall
This marks the largest deployment of Google Apps to date
Verizon's open development initiative, combined with its LTE network, are attracting new kinds of products
The game for kids 9 and up lets them scan toys into a tablet, each with their own characteristics and mission
Julius Genachowski said Congress should pass the FCC's proposal for auctioning more spectrum quickly
Use of the tiny electromechanical devices has ballooned with the rise of smartphones and tablets
The company is promoting native and Android apps as it prepares to launch the first major overhaul of the PlayBook OS next month
Executives from Motorola and HTC plan to make fewer different phones this year, and Samsung may also cut back
A sluggish economy, other form factors and a lingering hard-drive shortage hampered PC sales worldwide, IDC reports
Internet anonymity a security problem, George Friedman says
The round of boos follows Google's announcement of new social search features this week
Apple won't say how it plans to use Anobit's NAND flash memory technology
Accused of selling diagnostic software using same practices employed by crooks
Both systems incorporate in-memory computing engines
