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Rumors that "Transformers 3" will be filmed in Guam start after a phishing exercise goes viral
The search giant says turning up the thermostat is an easy way to reduce energy bills
Insider threat case the second this week, following Terry Childs guilty verdict
Asus will put Microsoft software on its first Eee Pads, but may delay the launch if enthusiasm wanes for tablets
Experts say any economic effect from boycotts would likely be short-term
Sixty regional IT help centers will help health care facilities implement electronic medical records
New research shows that you might be able to get to Facebook but others may know what you're doing
College student 'regrets' not making more effort to return prototype to Apple
Avatar director helping to give NASA a 3D view of Martian surface
Context matters when it comes to privacy, according to a Microsoft researcher
Security expert warns companies of dangers of employee social networking use
Researchers demonstrated attacks on the voting machines to show their vulnerability
Some mum on timelines, configurations, prices; Cisco Nexus 7000 might require switch fabric upgrade
Citrix CTO Simon Crosby says move won't harm Xen market share
RIM and its Blackberry have standout period, joining industry's top five for first time
After reporting last night it was working on the site, Facebook says traffic issue corrected
Disable SharePoint 2007 help, require admins to run IE8, says Microsoft advisory
The move underscores Oracle's big plans for cloud-based software delivery
The company said it wants flexibility to support development of clean energy projects
Pricier tablets go on sale at 5 p.m. local time
Internal Security Assessor's program designed to bolster a company's self-assessment capabilities
Flattening of netbook growth could be forcing Intel to reconsider its Atom chip strategy
David Kernell faces up to 20 years in prison on federal felony charge
Immigration framework released by Schumer incorporates ideas from earlier Grassley-Durbin proposal
A team of researchers has concluded that Twitter is used more for news than for socializing
Though Juror #4 had sympathy for Terry Childs, holding San Francisco's network hostage was breaking the law
Baidu's net profit more than doubled in the first quarter as it gained market share in China
The company reported solid Q1 results and hopes to boost profitability with new MIDs
AWS opens data center in Singapore, aims to build closer partnerships with regional companies
Sandboxing Adobe Reader may be the answer, says researcher
Current environment laws deal primarily with industrial effluents
Lobbying on EU plan to fight online child abuse heats up but opponents of blocking are outnumbered
The site hasn't even talked to the new prospective buyer, according to a blog post
WebOS-based systems from HP would face intense smartphone, tablet competition
High hopes for WebOS's future; but plenty of concerns that 'unsexy' HP will fumble the Palm ball
Lack of brand awareness will be a tough challenge, according to an analyst
Cisco doubled its score to nab the top spot from IBM, the environmental group said
'Flash is no longer necessary,' says Apple CEO in open letter explaining why iPhone, iPad will never run Adobe's software
Rule requires companies to share encryption codes with Chinese authorities
Even as it threatens to exit, Google maintains other business units beyond search in the country
Research finds most U.S. mobile-device users would bank, make purchases with a smartphone