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IBM makes the move in recognition of tablets' increased presence in the workplace
But a special master overseeing the DOJ's antitrust case says the litigation remains on track
Rush for popular make-your-own-magazine app overwhelms servers
You won't find out from the Eckhart video
Popular download site under fire for wrapping open source software in meddlesome packaging
NavX alleges Google hasn't changed its behavior since the French Competition Authority upheld a NavX complaint against Google last year
A 'revised action plan' has been put in place to right the ship
Mobile payments expanding to Canada and UK as well
Points finger at Google's Chrome, wants 'fair and open' competition
Migrating from multisite MPLS to 100Mbps Ethernet can save you a bundle; here's how
CloudBees now offers a commercially supported version of Jenkins that can be deployed internally
Code-scanning vendor Veracode found nearly a third of Web applications had SQL injection flaws
Company's app store to launch simultaneously, free apps only
Microsoft gave more details of its App Store on Tuesday
Developers can now sign up online and start working on applications in a matter of hours
A Chinese court rejected Apple's lawsuit aganist Shenzhen-based Proview
A software company, Basis, claims that the name infringes on its trademark
Decision to open engineering office in the city could help other tech firms
The Racetrack Circuit represents the culmination of 7 years of physics research
Apple's App Store now past 15 billion downloads
Cisco security chief John Stewart on the future of the 'self-defending network' and why IT security shops must return to basics
The Democrat served for more than 10 years at the agency
Adobe credits Lockheed Martin, victim of earlier attack, and defense industry cyber-threat group with reporting unpatched bug
Columbia University researchers had warned printer vulnerable to hackers due to weakness in firmware update process
Password less authentication (PLA) binds user accounts to usernames and specific phones
Reports on actions by Verizon raise net neutrality fears
Some critics question if Congress would have enough control over the semi-independent group
Discount carrier Consumer Cellular ranks highest, says Consumer Reports
Red Hat RHEL 6.2 embraces new technologies in storage, high-availability and I/O
Accuses Apple, five major publishers with price fixing
New process will let manufacturers double the capacity of SSDs and flash cards
Spammers may have more success hitting social media websites rather than through email blasts
Cisco CloudVerse addresses public, private and hybrid cloud computing
Consumers' rights are undermined by new voluntary guidelines, says BEUC
Word comes as Verizon works with partners on competing mobile payment system called Isis
Research firm expects 'no upgrade activity' to Windows 8 on desktops, laptops
Firm sought patent for tech it said could read content selection, location data and app activity on mobile devices
New RanSan-720 array has no single point of failure; offers redundant power supplies, dual RAID controllers
Indian law does not provide for filtering of content before it is posted on websites or social networks
The cloud-based financials vendor is broadening its footprint through partnerships, not in-house development
Facebook said it was not acquiring the Gowalla service or technology
The WiMax carrier could also raise $45 million through another sale and score additional funding from Sprint
