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Security at the Little League World Series

Your Broadband Isn’t Fast, and You’re Furious: Fix-It Tips

Chrome jumps into hardware speed-up game

Google plays catch-up with Microsoft, Mozilla on browser hardware acceleration

Ruby on Rails 3.0 now available

Clearwire launches Rover prepaid brand

Aimed at young adults, Rover will sell daily, weekly and monthly service with a dongle or a portable Wi-Fi hub

Organizing sensitive data in the cloud

Wireless prices lower despite industry consolidation, GAO finds

Report does not address specific causes for lower prices

My iPad Enterprise Rollout: 5 Surprises

Stop Educating the Business and Start Delivering Value

Virginia’s IT outage continues, 7 agencies still affected

A memory card within a SAN caused the outage

Galaxy S may be taking advantage of an Apple backlash

U.S. Shipments of Samsung's Galaxy S Android phone shipments reach 1 million in first 45 days

AMD says goodbye to the ATI brand

Graphics cards and other products will be merged into the AMD brand

iPad supply matches demand five months after launch

Apple offers next-day shipping for first time since tablet's April 3 debut

Burning Man’s open source cell phone system could help save the world

Solar-powered OpenBTS systems costs pennies a day and operates in the farthest outreaches of Earth.

Google renews licensing deal with AP for news content

The renewal comes after months of negotiations

Old Apple QuickTime code puts IE users in harm’s way

Exploit bypasses Windows' DEP, ASLR defenses, can be used in drive-by attacks

How the Cloud, Mobile Devices Affect Application Strategy

Cisco patches bug that crashed 1 percent of Internet

A Duke University experiment inadvertently uncovered a bug in Cisco IOS XR

Third-Party Software Maintenance: 5 Things to Know

A New Wireless Brew

Bridging the Gap in Cloud Security

Google scoops up fifth company this month

The search giant acquired SocialDeck, a developer of online games with a social twist

HP agrees to pay $55 million to settle gov’t fraud charges

Two whistleblowers had alleged widespread IT contracting fraud in a 2004 lawsuit

Richard Clarke: Preparing For A Future Cyberwar

What We’re Reading From the Sept. 1 Issue of CIO Magazine

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It’s All About the Top Line

What CIOs Should Know About Cisco’s UCS Platform

Indian e-voting researcher released on bail

The government pressed Hari Prasad on how his team obtained a stolen voting machine

Mozilla unveils alpha browser for Android

Fennec 2.0 ready for testing, says Firefox maker

Deutsche Post kicks off bug bounty contest

Researchers can make up to $6,400 for finding flaws in German firm's secure message service

Google continues social-networking push with Angstro buy

It's the fourth acquisition for the search giant this month

Microsoft Visual Studio users get Flash development capabilities

Allen sues Google, Apple, others over patents

The Microsoft co-founder's firm sues 11 companies

Dell, HP bidding war for 3Par heats up

HP's latest offer of $2B is 10-fold increase over 3Par's market value

Microsoft pitches Script Junkie site for “Serious Web development”

Rootkit with Blue Screen history now targets 64-bit Windows

'New era,' says researcher of rootkit that bypasses 64-bit kernel defenses by infecting hard drive's boot record

Employees cranky about Web browsing restrictions

Employees complain about security measures that limit which websites or networks they can visit at the office

The e-reader market: Still young and restless

IT Works Out, Gets Fit

Froyo update ready for HTC Droid Incredible

After delays, some customers glad to have Flash and hotspot capabilities

Purdue app slows servers when cooling fails

An administrator from Purdue University has developed software that can slow servers when the air conditioning goes out

Gmail users make 1M calls in 24 hours

Google tweets about the strong kickoff of its Gmail voice calling feature

Appeals court OKs warrantless GPS tracking by feds

Federal panel upholds lower court decision that federal DEA agents can enter private property sans warrant to plant GPS devices

Facebook Places just too much information? Here’s how to opt out

Opting out of the social network's new location feature isn't as simple as saying 'no thanks'

Google backs out of JavaOne conference

Paul Allen sues Apple, Google, Facebook, others over Web patents

Billionaire Microsoft co-founder singles out Google in multi-patent infringement lawsuit

Gartner: Web content management a billion-dollar business

The research firm now considers it to be an integral part of most enterprises

Windows 7 Tablet: Four Keys to Success Against the iPad