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iPad hacker arrested on multiple drug charges after FBI search

Once bragged he was on acid while delivering a security conference presentation

Take on Business Responsibility to Become a Stronger Leader

Run on IPv4 addresses could exhaust supply by December

Broadband, wireless adoption in Asia driving demand for unique IP addresses

Swedish operators go against the grain, remove data caps

Cheaper equipment upgrades lower operators cost for mobile broadband

BlackBerry App World 2.0 Unveiled

Cheap smartphones will help Android overtake the iPhone

Sony Ericsson's Xperia X8 will cost less than US$250 before subsidies

IBM EGL business language moves to open source

10 Deep Thoughts of Telecommuters Everywhere

Microsoft Eats Its Own SharePoint 2010 Dog Food: 7 Lessons

Cloud Computing Support: Success Starts at Home

Samsung to release its fastest 512GB notebook SSD

It claims the drive boots nine times faster than hard disk drives

FCC takes first step toward broadband regulation

The commission votes to launch a notice of inquiry on reclassifying broadband as a regulated service

Droid X smartphone launch expected Wednesday

Verizon confirms announcement, which falls the day before the iPhone 4 ships

Security Careers: The Mic is Always On. Always.

Security pros must remember that comments made in bad taste can put both a career, and an entire security program, in danger

Download model for transitioning to a global IT organization

Cloud Computing: Small Starts Can Have Big Impact

Apple preps for iPhone 4 launch with iTunes 9.2

Patches 40 bugs in Windows edition, gets users ready for Monday's iOS 4 upgrade

Toshiba to ship 128GB memory chip for mobile devices

The memory module stacks 16 64Gbit NAND chips atop one another

Companies launch online fraud alert service

The new service allows companies to share information about compromised accounts

Clearwire brings WiMax 4G/3G hardware to Macs

With a new USB modem, Mac users finally can get national coverage on the Clear and Sprint networks

Wall Street Beat: PC outlook shows tech’s strength

The tech-heavy Nasdaq breaks into positive territory for the year

Six annoying router problems — and solutions

Windows Phone app contest show whims of users

A Microsoft contest is collecting ideas for apps, one of which the company will build and offer to users

Facebook, stop what you’re doing: Amazon has patent for ‘social network’

Amazon's patent for 'social networking system' reads like a Facebook replica

Facebook slammed again over privacy

10 privacy groups ask CEO Zuckerberg to make more changes

‘Many thousands’ of pre-release Windows Phone 7 handsets prepped for developers

But Microsoft won't yet go into details on how developers should apply or how they'll be evaluated

iPad and tablet rivals will kill netbooks, says experts

Slate-style devices will outsell netbooks by 2012, Forrester forecasts

Supreme Court ruling lets employers view worker text messages with reason

Overturns earlier rulings that search violated fourth amendment rights of California police officer

WordPress 3.0 blogging software released

Twitter tests new ad revenue source with Toy Story 3

Microblogging site brings ads to Promoted Trends, kicking off with Disney-Pixar promotion

Intuit Web sites back online after outage

Company blames power outage for felling Turbo Tax Online, Quicken and QuickBase

QA jobs morphs as agile development methods gain ground

Testing is no longer about script writing, says Capgemini

BI: Useful Analytics Delivers Many Gifts

iPhone 4, with 512MB of RAM, to offer ‘robust performance’

Increased memory a 'great move on Apple's part,' says hardware expert

iPhone 4 Launch: Let the Smartphone Games Begin!

Using BI, BPM Data to Change Business Processes Fast

Where Microsoft stands on cloud computing

Forecast for Microsoft? Increasing cloudiness

CollabNet offers enhanced Subversion variant

OCZ releases updated 1.8-in SSD line for netbooks, tablets

New Vertex 2 drives have the same performance as their 2.5-in predecessors

LinkedIn communications at center of unprecedented lawsuit

Former employee broke non-compete agreement via her communications in LinkedIn, IT staffing firm says

Major iPhone 4 ordering agonies persist

Among them: multiple charges for a single iPhone order, says one would-be buyer

Eucalyptus expanded for Windows use

The enterprise version of the Eucalyptus private cloud software can now run Windows as well as Linux

NetBeans IDE upgrade equips JavaFX developers

Apple, AT&T sell out iPhone 4 pre-order supplies

Even with online ordering fiasco, iPhone 4 well runs dry in less than a day

HP’s system tools can now manage public cloud

Lack of cloud interface standards isn't a deal breaker, but would make processes easier

Mobile video training reaches the cloud

Altus today launched vSearch Mobile, a cloud-based service that allows search of Web conferences and telepresence meetings, for example

DNS security reaches ‘key’ milestone

Virginia event is precursor to DNSSEC roll-out on the root zone

Data Protection: EnergySec’s plan for key infrastructure

Offshore Outsourcer Patni Braces for H-1B Restrictions

Oracle sued by US for alleged overcharging

The government has joined a whistleblower's action, claiming Oracle failed to give it the best prices