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Next up on the carrier's list: Chicago
The Wireless Power Consortium also finalized a low-power spec for smartphone charging
Revenues will grow from $13.1 billion in 2009 to more than $40 billion in 2014
Data Domain DD670 is twice as fast as its predecessor, scales to 76TB
Service had been restricted to Nextel Direct Connect customers
Saved access codes, other info to hidden file on smartphone and synced computers
First known SCADA malware program to target control systems prompts new questions about security of U.S. power grid
Federal ruling says jailbreaking 'innocuous at worst, beneficial at best'
Black Hat and DefCon share the Las Vegas stage this week with Security B-Sides and other security events
U.S. condemns publication, but its response to breach is uncertain
Microsoft won't endorse measure, tells user to cripple shortcuts instead
Second time in two months that a just-released update needs a follow-up fix
The Stuxnet worm affecting SCADA systems may have been spreading since as early as January
Eset has spotted two new attacks; many more are expected
The margins in the business have also improved
The company's quarterly numbers include $2.3 billion in buy-out expenses
CEO Steve Jobs had promised the move last week
Backs off earlier statements that Asus, Dell, LG, HTC and Samsung are making phones that run the new Microsoft OS
Social network amps up rhetoric in lawsuit over company ownership
The company has applied for a trademark on the name, hinting at a consumer videoconferencing system
25M sold in last 29 days, 175 million since launch, crows company
Crucial drilling monitoring and control system crippled by crashes, says rig's chief electrician
The suit argues that the city of San Francisco is unlawfully interfering with the FCC's authority
The ClearPath cloud offering will be initially geared toward test and development applications
Challenge that requires contests to target companies and obtain information is making some organizations uneasy
GSM eavesdropping for the masses comes to Black Hat
Elpida will start selling its own NAND products and will produce chips for Spansion
Researcher Thomas Ryan says fictitious Robin Sage character fooled many holding security, military and intelligence posts
Days after Colorado warns of scam, a Georgia official reports the same problem
Social network will launch an IPO 'when time is right,' CEO says in TV interview with ABC's Diane Sawyer
Poor sales of lucrative high-end smartphones are still dragging on Nokia's performance
They account for 22 percent of India's outsourcing exports, says Nasscom
It can rule IBM blade environments -- with some upgrades, of course
The company's net income increases by 26 percent, and AT&T has 3.2 million iPhone activations
Boosts cash-for-bugs maximum payment to $3,133, makes researchers mostly happy
Barnes & Noble continues push to offer e-reader software for additional devices
The amount of counterfeit goods seized resulting from Internet commerce has increased.
Questions remain about how the product will skirt legal roadblocks
