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The U.S. is ahead in mobile broadband but faces threats, they said at CTIA
MEP: Europe should pull out of talks if it fails to open up the process
The data format would allow entities to exchange information on cybercrimes faster
Company says it's handling cases individually, offering refunds, license extensions
An effort to create another international treaty would complicate matters
Introduced at CTIA, the phone will run Android and have a 1GHz processor
Cybercrime organizations often run like corporations, staffed by experts in specific jobs
Under the law, the White House would track countries that are soft on cybercrime
iPad edition of Opera Mini may be next, says company's co-founder
First announced in February, the application becomes available later this week
Tightening up the domain name system would greatly help police battle cybercriminals
Tim Berners-Lee will head up government-funded institute to move the Semantic Web into the business world
Previously called the Supersonic, it will be released this summer
Some e-mail messages never make it from Gmail servers to Outlook PC clients
"Alpha" companies at DEMO are self-funded, run by part-time CEOs
Even with an innovative idea, raising venture capital is tough these days
Software tool could help detect bias, some say
State media accused Google of political motives behind its moves in China
A 10-year, $3 billion pact regularly brings top HP execs to P&G's offices.
IT managers find the toughest problem is convincing users to switch applications.
The use of cloud computing and mobile phones in document management are focus areas of the research
Encryption alone won't be enough to protect online patient data
E-commerce payment system lets users charge $25 a month to Verizon Wireless accounts
Says it will be only U.S. carrier to offer phones with all the major OSes
Intel also restores pay raises, promotions
This CIO went after tidy savings in the cloud by targeting the application most employees don't want you to touch -- e-mail.
Use another browser until Mozilla ships patch next week, says security agency
Government would withhold payment from vendors with deficient business systems
Immunet founded by former Symantec executive
Here's how to get started with an enterprise architecture project.
Smart software can automatically allocate data to the most cost-effective form of storage. But will it work for you?
An analyst says SAP will likely rely on partners for middleware than attempt to compete with Oracle and IBM
Automated storage technologies free up storage administrators' time -- but maybe a little too much
The company is redirecting from its Chinese site to Google.com.hk
Set to disclose that high capacity mobile drive is now available for $199
