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Motorola backtracks on CEO comments

The company now says he didn't mean to single out third party apps as the main reason for phone returns

New tool shows would-be emailers if you’re swamped on Gmail

Georgia Tech research project “Courteos.ly” takes aim at email overload

HP announces converged storage strategy, products

Kicks off its converged product lineup with a preconfigured data center and virtual server systems

Chinese media calls Google a ‘political tool’

Communist party newspaper lashes out at Google's claim that China is behind Gmail phishing attacks

Apple to sell Lion next month for $30 via Mac App Store

At WWDC, execs tout July Mac OS upgrade

Location Etiquette Tips: Foursquare “Faux Pas” to Avoid

Mac OS X more vulnerable than Windows in some ways, security expert says

Most malware still targets Microsoft platform, but Mac OS X has some security deficiencies, according to one expert

10 questions for kCura CFO Steve Robertson

5 questions to ask about tablet security

Salesforce.com’s Benioff talks growth, Microsoft

Salesforce.com's outspoken CEO discusses the vendor's evolution and the road ahead

Sprint expands Evo brand with tablet, ‘3D’ smartphone

Sprint Evo 3D and Evo View 4G landing on June 24

HP shifts to purpose-built systems

Bundling servers, storage, networking, software and services is increasingly important to HP -- and the IT industry

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Cell phones and Cancer: 8 Precautions Worth Taking

Hackers exploit Flash bug in new attacks against Gmail users

Adobe patches vulnerability that attackers use to steal Web email usernames, passwords

Southern scales back desktop virtualization

The Grill: Larry Bonfante

Extreme automation: FedEx Ground hubs speed deliveries

Android grows in top U.S. smartphone spot, with iPhone second

RIM slips to third place

How IT shops are coping with tablet mania

Career Watch: IT employment tops 4M

Oracle Now Avoiding Big Acquisitions

Analysts say the firm is looking to fill gaps with small buys

VW’s ‘Rolling Computers’ Need Fresh IT Insight

Volkswagen is building a different kind of IT organization that can bring business and IT together

IBM touts collaboration tools for large software projects

IBM tools promise to bring together management, software developers

HTC Evo 3D ‘glasses-free’ smartphone, Evo View tablet coming June 24 to Sprint

7-inch tablet, at $400, includes digital pen and later upgrade to Honeycomb; Evo 3D offers high-end processor, battery

Microsoft Research virtualizes idle desktops to save power

Users avoid using 'sleep' features when going away from their PCs because they disrupt network operations

Comcast expands IPv6 trial

Hundreds of broadband subscribers nationwide test next-gen Internet service

Scala founder: Tools needed to boost enterprise usage

Why there’s no Nobel Prize in Computing

Some refer to Turing Award, Marconi Prize, Draper Prize as de facto Nobels

Web, Internet inventors have cleaned up on awards

Berners-Lee, Cerf, Kahn are among most decorated technology innovators

Gold medals, knighthood and $1M cash prizes: Being a tech pioneer is a real honor

The Turing Award, Marconi Prize and National Medal of Technology are among the ways networking, security and other IT innovators get their due

2011 timeline of major high tech awards: Cryptographers, Unix pioneers lead the way

Public key cryptography's Diffie, Hellman and Merkle enter two halls of fame

8 hot features in Windows 8

The rumor mill is in high gear as people speculate about new features in Microsoft's latest version of Windows. Here's a compilation of the latest leaks, rumors and previews.

Brocade’s virtualization strategy: We use everything

Microsoft, VMware, Xen and more running in Brocade data centers

Internet architect Vint Cerf to young people: science and tech careers can be rewarding

Multiple medals winning Cerf would love to see Nobel Prize in Computing

2011 Marconi Prize goes to giants of cellular communications, data storage

Qualcomm co-founder Irwin Jacobs, late information theorist Jack Wolf honored with Marconi Prize

Windows forecast shows XP’s one-of-a-kind dominance

Windows 7 will top out at a 41% share, less than half XP's peak

Apple’s plans for Mac OS X Lion, iOS 5 — and iCloud

Apple iOS: Why it’s the most secure OS, period

SaaS PurchasesOften HappenOutside IT’s Realm

New Mobile App Locates Low-Cost Prescriptions

Silver Peak unveils multi-gigabit WAN optimization appliance

The NX-10K may be aimed at enterprises, but it's a 2U box

Cyber war sabers rattle across the globe

Formal strategies could set international codes of behavior for cyber war

Informatica adds support for ‘big data,’ Hadoop

A Hadoop connector is part of Informatica 9.1

IBM launches city government software platform

The IBM Intelligent Operations Center will offer a unified view of multiple back-end city government systems

LulzSec claims it hacked FBI linked organization

Hacker group LulzSec said it targeted the InfraGard site because of the U.S. decision to treat hacking as an act of war

Police: Man stole nude photos from hacked e-mail accounts

Florida man allegedly used Facebook, Web mail to target up to 500 women

Syria Internet service said to be restored

The service was reported to have been cut on Friday

U.K. man arrested on Facebook hacking charges

Details are sparse as the case is still under investigation by Scotland Yard and the FBI