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Hackers appear to be increasingly looking for ways to infect mobile devices via applications
CEO Dick Costolo said it will allow people access to Twitter if the service is blocked
Multiple Seagate lines of enterprise drives gain FIPS 140-2 certification
McAfee identified the man's company as providing the infrastructure for hackers to attack overseas energy companies
Microsoft's Ballmer and Nokia's Elop see recent deal as way to improve WP7 presence
CEO Steve Ballmer said the new features would come out later this year
'Allegations are insufficient,' says federal judge; plaintiffs have 30 days to file amended complaint
NetClarity gear lets customers fingerprint network device, isolate malware
Data Center Infrastructure Management tools are showing signs of answering the call of CIOs for better data center controls
It's not enough for operators to deploy femtocells or LTE, says this UN agency: government intervention is needed
Customers get more choice even as mobile BI adoption remains small
The chip, for low-priced smartphones, will ship later this year
HP's move marks the first big strategic play by new CEO Leo Apotheker
Adobe also adds digital publishing tools to Android Honeycomb tablets
Sybase, Cisco among those supporting Android APIs announced at Mobile World Congress
Adobe promises to take all the IT administrative hassle out of electronic surveys
AMD also announces new 12-core Opteron 6100 server processors
Commissioner describes prices as a rip-off
Intel executives said that there remains an active group of companies committed to the operating system
Dell rejects Intel chips for the server, choosing AMD because its chips provide better performance per watt
The two models will join a Wi-Fi version and one with Wi-Fi and WiMax that the company plans to begin selling next month
One-size-fits-all model doesn't work in data warehouse market, Jim Baum says
Verizon and others are demonstrating Voice over LTE technology in action at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona
USC report calculates amount of stored data grew by 23% a year between 1986 and 2007
Apple's new application-level encryption paves the way for companies to run business apps on the iPad
Don't deploy iPads in the enterprise without considering these security measures
In search of capital for equipment upgrades, Taiwanese LCD panel makers are looking to China for funding
In the future, Ruckus imagines that smartphone users will roam automatically between the two kinds of networks
The company posted lackluster revenue growth in the quarter ended Dec. 31
An AU Optronics subsidiary will produce polysilicon at the 300 megawatt factory
Latest in Unified Threat Management, Windows 7 exploit prevention also being shown
Video delivery tools, traffic management and a new 802.11n outdoor access point are on their way
The device will be available first to US consumers on Verizon in March
Despite sweeping deal with Microsoft on Windows Phone, Elop dispels rumors that a Nokia buyout is imminent
Nokia's CEO sought to answer some of the questions that have emerged since the announcement last week
Flash Networks exec suggests American users wouldn't stand for it
Samsung's new flagship smartphone also comes with NFC
LG put a 3D camera on its iPad-rival and a glasses-free 3D screen on its latest smartphone
USC study puts a number on how much information there is in the world
These days, if you're not a hacker, you're probably being hacked
In 2010, SIIA’s Corporate Anti-Piracy program paid out 16 rewards totaling $57,500.
Pending deal shows exchanges have become tech companies
Attacks started in June 2009, ended in May 2010, a month before anyone noticed, says Symantec
Activists used Facebook, Twitter, YouTube to mobilize during protests
When nerds collide, true love can be twice as nice
