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It is among some 120 companies located in Cairos Smart Village IT office park
Division that sells Office accounted for 30% of all revenues in 2010's final quarter
Android gives third-party applications permissions that are easy to hijack, experts say
For faster, more nimble security
The new measures could hurt the company’s business in the country
Flipped 'kill switch' by withdrawing border gateway protocol (BGP) routing information, say experts
Third-gen Kindle sold millions in fourth quarter, CEO Bezos says
Meego version 1.2 is due for release between April 21 and 27
In the age of cloud computing, enterprises need to plan for the possibility of nationwide Internet blackouts
Only Internet Explorer users at risk; other browsers can't be exploited, say researchers
Clinton and Kerry call on the Egyptian government to restore communications to its residents
Cloud computing presents thorny problems for database technology
The government has severely limited people's access to Facebook, YouTube, Yahoo, Gmail and Twitter
U.S. tech firms have strong presence in a nation that has been selling itself as an outsourcing destination
Reports that Apple will add Near Field Communication to iPhones, iPads for mobile payments spurs interest
How Egypt’s shutdown unfolded in front of North American Internet operators
Samsung had good news for consumers, too, predicting further price declines in DRAM and LCD screens
Cutting off all Internet access 'is on a different level entirely,' says Rensys CTO
Internet policymakers to announce depletion of the free pool of IPv4 addresses next week
Charges Apple knew of design flaw in Phone 4
Open-Xchange predicts 40 million users by year’s end
Satellite Internet services could offer another outlet to send information after Egypt's shutdown of the Web
Rebates, investments, rewards part of White House plan to bolster clean-fueled autos
Vast iTunes base makes it a 'PayPal on steroids,' one analyst said
Lag behind Japan, other countries relates to complexity, analysts say
China's largest online retailer Taobao has been driving the growth, analysts say
88 percent of network routes in Egypt suddenly vanish; government is blamed
Says dramatic drop caused by $1.7B added to same quarter in 2009 for free upgrades to Windows 7
The $1.4 billion buyout would bolster Verizon's cloud services to businesses
The warrants are part of a global crackdown on the group that has launched DDoS attacks against WikiLeaks detractors
AT&T's 95.5M subscribers actually compares with Verizon's 102.2M
The company wants a new class of low-power system-on-a-chip based on a mobile core from Intel or AMD
Qualcomm will start shipping a faster, more power-efficient Snapdragon chip for smartphones and tablets
Its Fibre Channel Over Ethernet stack now works with Windows, Linux, and some network and storage gear
The company reports record second-quarter revenue, though year-on-year quarterly growth was more moderate
