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A picture is worth a thousand admonitions
Learn more about the history of this unusually successful malware
Some open source projects have the most ridiculous names, and even more ridiculous stories behind them.
When the rest of the industry chased SDNs, Brocade stayed focused on fabrics, and it's paying off.
Earlier this week, Google Android chief Sundar Pichai explained that Android is designed to be open more than it's designed to be safe.
Whether AMD woke Microsoft from its slumber or this was planned, it doesn't matter.
Senator Joe Manchin has called for a ban on Bitcoin in the aftermath of the decline of Mt.Gox.
Don't think you can put coins into the ATM
CIA Director John Brennan says catalog of front-burner issues CIA faces is truly staggering
Press simply cannot resist whipping technology and selling ‘sex’
Before you upgrade to iOS 7.0.6, read this!
A Google Glass user was physically assaulted and robbed for wearing the device in a bar this week.
Argonne, Livermore, Oak Ridge national labs want to significantly advance climate change, national security, and other big scientific applications
The car maker turns to an unlikely source for a new in-car computing system.
A multitude of reasons why the iWatch will not monitor user glucose levels.
IPv6: Learn It, Live It, Love It
Let’s hear it for ‘Drone2Home’
Cloud cost optimization tools, once offered only by partners, are now becoming features offered by vendors
North Korea almost entirely in the dark in International Space Station shot
Cloud, enterprise data centers stoke $22B market; Cisco shrugs off rumored Juniper/NSN union
Are security appliances dinosaurs? Who will be responsible for security?
Salesforce CRM Integration Provided for Both ShoreTel IP-PBX and ShoreTel Sky
Wireless spectrum is a scarce and valuable public resource, and shouldn't just be given away.
Net neutrality is no longer a theoretical issue - it's time to start worrying.
I recently gave a “what’s hot in wireless and mobile for 2014” talk for the Boston Section of the IEEE Communications Society. They’ve posted the slides, and they’re yours for the clicking.
After much speculation, Nokia announced its Android smartphone at the Mobile World Congress today. The Nokia X leaves open many questions.
Microsoft has been showing some signs of warming to the open source world lately.
Microsoft and Nokia don't have new handsets to show, but that doesn't mean the company is any less committed to Windows Phone.
‘There is a bit more to the story than is widely known’
DARPA looks to develop a tiny electronic tool that could guarantee component security
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