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The company hopes content hubs and personalized stream will attract more Generation Y members
Conventional wisdom says no. Conventional wisdom is often wrong.
Criminals are taking cloned cards and hitting hundreds of ATMs at the same time
China Telecom features a Nintendo Wii-like gaming service add-on for its IPTV service
IT and business process services company hopes that going rural and into small towns will attract talent, cut costs
T-Mobile beats Verizon to the punch by a day and Sprint Nextel by four days
Dutch officials say they are investigating customers of the Armenian who allegedly ran Bredolab
The agency doesn't take any action against the company for the Street View privacy mistake
Why IT managers should care about this and other Internet traffic trends
New software can control iPhone and Android devices as well as peripherals, but not BlackBerrys
Move by Verizon highly anticipated by critics of Apple's pact with AT&T; move seen spreading interest in iPads and other tablets
In a down economy, IT isn't going anywhere without Finance. Here's what CFOs would like you to know before you come knocking.
The former sales director agrees to serve seven months in prison and pay a fine
EHRs can sometimes be the difference between life and death
It won't -- or can't -- yank session hijacking add-on from Firefox
Senator Jay Rockefeller, a key player in telecom legislation, persuaded Verizon to give his state LTE this year
Instabilities, others bugs force open-source developer to push ship date into early next year
3DFusion will soon release firmware and software tools so that viewers can watch 3D content without glasses
Companies that actively enable infringement can be held liable for sins of their users
Multipurpose Extreme Summit X460 could challenge Catalyst, EX switches in campus, data center
The carrier may offer developers access to user data as it nurtures its Web ecosystem
Asustek said no and Acer declined to comment on reported legal tussles with Microsoft over Android
Intel will produce chipsets for desktops, laptops and servers at the US$2.5 billion facility.
The companies will not introduce any new Garmin-Asus handsets going forward but will support models already launched
Jury will be asked to determine how much Jammie Thomas-Rasset should actually pay for pirating 24 songs
Analyst, and former Microsoft employee, parses Ray Ozzie's departing clarion call
The combination of a number of technologies will boost DSL speeds, but only over short distances
The botnet is estimated to have infected at least 29 million computers worldwide
'Mapping the Mal Web' study from McAfee rates riskiest top-level domains
Microsoft promises "hundreds" more each week
Some attacks attempt industrial espionage via spear phishing
Expedia, Kayak, Sabre and Fairlogix say the acquisition will damage competition
Suite adds ribbon and Outlook for Mac, restores long-demanded Visual Basic macros
The Dutch police installed a program on computers that were infected with Bredolab
Changes in U.S. law and vendor agreements may still be needed to protect privacy, panelists say
Harry Reid questions polls putting him in a close race for his Senate seat, noting bias found also in a recent Pew study
Juniper software, based on sMobile buy and SSL VPN pack, brings security to mobile OSs
North Carolina violated the First Amendment in asking for Amazon customer names and titles of books they bought
