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Bestselling e-books from Random House to be provided
* Expense management provider Concur eying how to achieve end-to-end automation for server builds and deployment
InfoSec Mentors volunteer group helps IT security pros develop faster
Bandwidth controls, diagnostics, RF analysis among the new features
Carnegie Mellon projects show you need more than a battery-powered radio
As with anything, you get what you pay for
Language barriers and a lack of experienced project managers prevent the country from becoming a global player, say analysts
Sees net neutrality pact as framework for future regulation
A majority of U.S. adults also question whether the U.S. government should spend money on broadband
Device certification will start in 2011, says WiMAX Forum
Sets record for bugs likely to be exploited in the next month
Are you really PCI compliant? Or just PCI certified? There is a difference, according to Michael Gough.
Sprint is holding off the Epic's release to build up inventory amid global touchscreen display shortage
Microsoft deletes scores of support messages, suggests users try Chrome
With Hurd, HP's board picked an outsider. Will it do so again?
Standalone graphics chips making way for smaller, less power hungry integrated chips
The suspect is arrested in France on charges issued by a U.S. court
The company's revenue rose 27 percent to $10.8 billion while net income jumped 74 percent
Patches iOS just 10 days after exploits appeared; but researcher wonders about Mac OS X
The company has deal with studios for movie trailers
Carter says Sprint's WiMax smartphones are 'true contenders' to the iPhone
One analyst says Amazon should clearly tie any future devices to services
The company finds more useful information from search queries, location information and content viewed
Facebook says it is working to fix the issue
A shortage could send DRAM prices, and then PC prices, higher
The country’s regulator said an agreement has been reached with Research In Motion
Tweak tricks Microsoft's security updates into thinking SP2 is really SP3
'Don't lose sight of us,' improve customer service, say enterprise users
Security firm M86 says attack has cost the bank almost $900,000
It's the component of the webmail service that users dislike the most
And here's a shocker: private browsing often used for porn, not gift-buying
Update has faster processor, built-in Froyo, bigger keys
Google's support of limits on the agency's authority has some net neutrality supporters crying foul
Wi-Fi allows live Internet TV demos and browsing for smartphone users
Motorola's co-CEO Sanjay Jha hopes AT&T grows more interested in his phones once the iPhone is available elsewhere
The data warehousing startup was noted for its use of MySQL and a special chip
Both are gaining more mobile data connections from tablets, netbooks and machine-to-machine links, an analyst said
Longest-serving Republican Senator from Alaska made name in tech circles for calling Internet a series of tubes
Federal regs already prohibit most telemarketing to mobile phones
