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IDC's latest mobile market share research shows big Android gains. Can you guess the reason?
Sneaking ads into paid products is wrong.
Jobs colleague Eddy Cue wins raves for acceptance speech on Jobs' behalf
Sensitive sponsor likely not happy with off-the-cuff iPad endorsement
Well this is gonna get interesting, folks. Fred Vogelstein's new book detailing the Android/iPhone dispute between Google and Apple has hit store shelves and released excerpts are explosive, to say the least
SUSE seems to recognize that many companies use both Windows and Linux.
Apple's iPad Mini with Retina Display is now available for pre-order on Apple's online store
The rumors of a Nexus 5 on Verizon Wireless are probably true.
Mitel Also Announces Aggressive SMB Strategy for MiVoice Office Solution
A new project in Texas aims to reduce the carbon footprint from Microsoft's data centers.
The iPad Mini with Retina Display may go on sale as early as November 12
Using a Raspberry Pi as a low-cost dual-protocol router
NSX supports multiple hypervisors, and no hypervisors; and endpoint policy and profile changes do not impact scale
Is it #reinvent, or #awsreinvent?
How aligning IT with business goals can transform losers to winners.
There’s always the love-it-or-leave-it option
While some companies have gone wild with respect to smartphone screensize, Apple, in typical fashion, has taken a much more conservative approach. That, however, may reportedly change in light of a report that Apple's next-gen iPhone models will feat
Twitter wants to be the anti-Facebook: A great strategy for going public, but not for the long run
NFL quarterback Andrew Luck may be one but …
The kill command provides a lot more functionality than just terminating processes. You can use it to send any of more than 60 signals to processes and what happens next depends on the signal, the process and maybe even your settings.
If you're paying through the nose for email campaigns and have a little computer fu check out Sendy
Motorola wants to patent anything even vaguely like an electronic tattoo
You might say, and this would be putting it lightly, that YouTube co-founder Jawed Karim isn't too thrilled about the new commenting rules on YouTube.
SKA dishes when fully operational will produce 10 times the global internet traffic as of 2013
A Canadian man has developed a 3D printer that could be available for $100.
Reportedly convinced two dozen colleagues to give up their passwords
The rising impact of video on the enterprise network could make Sonus' SBC announcement important for a lot of companies.
Over 100 New Features for UC, IMS, Security, and Management
