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The risk is no greater than that which webmail providers face
T-Mobile subscribers will start receiving the update early next month
Apple was partly hit as consumers and operators awaited the Q4 launch of the iPhone 4S
The Japanese electronics company said it will show the final version of its new game console at the 2012 E3 show in the US.
Baidu said traffic growth and increased spending from advertising customers helped drive strong revenue
The Coalition to Save Our GPS doubts the FCC will make a decision on LightSquared's network this year
Facebook's Open Compute Project aims to reduce 'gratuitous differentiation' among IT vendors
AMD reported a slight growth in profit and revenue despite facing manufacturing issues
But the judge will allow San Francisco to require retailers to hand out fact sheets about cellphone health risks
However, the social networking site couldn't sustain the sharp spike from the week in September after it opened to everyone
ARM's new ARMv8 architecture could help tablets and smartphones deliver faster application performance
Toolbox 3.0 provides offers secure erase to ensure data is permanently deleted
Latest salary survey indicates CIOs are paying more for experience, business skills than technical certifications
Richard Clarke also accuses China of hacking US companies
Motorola reported third-quarter results on Thursday in what could be its last report as an independent company
The chip design company is on its way to making chips no bigger than a red blood cell, its CTO says
New CEO Meg Whitman has reversed her predecessor's decision to spin out or sell its computer business
Whitman rejects path set by former CEO Apotheker
Google looks to get business users onboard with its new social network
How IT can handle employees who bring their own Mac laptops to work
It plans to pay $370M in cash, stock deal
IBM's SIEM acquisition also expected to include business analytics
The commission's vote will transition a $4.5-billion-a-year fund to broadband deployment
Open Compute Project takes shape as industry heavyweights join in
Upcoming congressional report highlights attacks on two satellites, Bloomberg report says
New attacks use social engineering to get anti-CSRF tokens
The next version of Hyper-V promises management and storage features that VMware can't touch. VMware disagrees.
Mobile payments just one of many uses envisioned for communications technology
Dismisses lawsuit against hosting firm accused of harboring command servers for spam-spewing botnet
Years of LTE, WiMax hype now a reality in the United States
A software firm has also filed a trademark infringement case for RIM's use of the BBX name
The suite gets a variety of upgrades even as the Business ByDesign
The location on the edge of the Arctic Circle will save air-conditioning costs
Users must be alert about having their real identity from Google+ replace pseudonyms in other Google services
Work groups can share up to 1TB of online storage
The Japanese electronics maker says it will pay Ericsson €1.05 billion for its share of the business and related patents.
The service also aims to help enterprises better track cloud usage
DotFree settles lawsuit with Microsoft by offering to collaborate on domain abuse matters
Japanese game maker says sales of its flagship handheld are on the rebound, but it now predicts an overall annual net loss.
Dell's Latitude ST is a PC in a tablet form factor
Dell SecureWorks says there's little real proof that Duqu is related to Stuxnet
Cisco's consumer brand is making its wireless routers into smart central devices for home networks
The companies are working out technical details for Sprint to use Clearwire for additional capacity
Black Duck's update to its code search tool includes LDAP connectivity and the ability to filter results
The Stop Online Piracy Act could target sites that host user-generated content, critics say
