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BT Design CIO tells Enterprise 2.0 audience: 'We've lost control of the device'
Bug, revealed by Google engineer, now being used in drive-by attacks
Customer adopts cloud for half of business processes
MoCA and HomePlug have announced new specs after the ITU's ratification of G.hn
BlackBerry slider smartphone advances
'What a fiasco,' says consumer; AT&T, Apple sites down for hours, now seem to be working
Companies believes that partnerships will lead to industry innovation
USITC members question how to measure the amount of IP theft in the country
Deutsche Telekom unit, seeking new subscribers, offers phones to new users on an unlimited family of five plan, which can cost $3,835 a year
The addresses that remain may be more prone to "hotspots" of unwanted activity, a researcher said
Leverages policy-based switches for virtualized environments
The server is designed for fast-moving workloads like Web applications
Browser patches also cease next month as service pack is retired
The Saba Live platform combines Web collaboration with updates, profiles and content sharing
The company says they've since changed the login mechanism to prevent a repeat attack
Other attacks difficult, but possible; unpatched Safari flaw remains
The company’s results were ordered to be restated after a scandal at the company
French startup ViFiB thinks it can find a niche somewhere between Amazon Web Services and SETI@home
The guidelines seek to account for other security technology that can detect malware for fair tests
Goatse claims it has iPad exploit that others could have used to hijack tablets
Former San Francisco administrator shut down city network for 10 days
Big push in mobile access necessary, CEO Howard Schultz says
Also unveils a Blu-ray drive with 12X read speed, and its smallest optical disk drive
Although Fusion Applications are finally on the horizon, many users are still dealing with legacy systems
North Korea is nurturing an IT force with competitive pay rates, but political concerns make it a hard place to do business
Qualcomm wins in four service areas
Help Center flaw is Microsoft's eighth zero-day this year