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A number of people who worked on the Drizzle project have gone to the cloud infrastructure vendor
New Sixnet routers simplify machine-to-machine 3G cellular links
The ID theft protection company used 'scare tactics' and oversold its benefits, the FTC says
Analysts call early initial skirmishes 'purpose driven confusion' aimed at keeping users
Trucks hijacked, factory pilfered of printheads, HP claims
Experts say many mobile phones applications leave security holes wide open. Here are 5 tips for building secure mobile apps
Once the indisputable market leader, Microsoft's Internet Explorer struggled to maintain its position in the face of controversy and competition.
Johnson & Johnson CIO creates new jobs; Walt Disney chief awaits recovery that will come in a 'blink'
BBC study also finds that many users also worry about privacy, state censorship
Resolution demands that secret trade talks are opened up to public scrutiny
It's the second zero-day vulnerability in the last 60 days
After taking a pass on Vista, organizations are ready to commit to Microsoft's new OS
Cisco CRS-3 router also supports cloud computing/data center software
NASA space shuttle program has 4 flights left, what’s on tap?
$3B, 10-year outsourcing pact brings top HP executives to P&G offices often
Open source success wasn't enough to save Sun, Phipps laments
Smartphone competition is fostering a real love-fest among Apple, Nokia, RIM, Google, Motorola and others
In a seemingly slow month, Microsoft releases two bulletins and a security advisory, which security experts say shouldn't be taken lightly.
Fixes eight flaws in Windows and Office, but passes on patching Producer 2003
The product aims to help companies reduce energy costs and guard against outages due to capacity constraints
Samsung launches new 3D TV sets
The new volunteer program will be part of the FCC's national broadband plan
Acer shows huge growth as Dell slips, bringing Acer within a breath of second-place ranking
WiMAX this year, LTE in 2011
USB battery recharger status software contains Trojan, says US-CERT
One official said China was in talks with Google, but another said the IT ministry was not
The former Novell CTO hopes to streamline the standards process at W3C
Kits will be available soon, company founder says in a blog post
The Malaysian man and associates reportedly caused US$150 million in losses
Health care providers must start EHR projects before the feds finish writing the rules. By Lucas Mearian
The company has as yet to restate its financials
No longer just about integration, SOA is spreading throughout the enterprise for business process alignment
The company is transforming from a system integrator to 'a service assembler,' Capgemini said
Prompts Verizon boast that it will beat AT&T into 4G business by 12-18 months
The product is positioned as a one-stop shop for cloud and on-premise data integration needs
Local police had special access to laptop photographs, lawyer claims
US softens Internet export rules for Iran, Sudan and Cuba
The new building's outside walls are almost all glass, making the building glow at night
Many miles yet to go on IT hiring front, but trend is in right direction -- for now
The EC has launched a case based on complaints from two companies connected to Microsoft.
After some in Congress hit plan to scrap NASA moon mission, Obama moves to explain
