Opinion

Apple releases video highlights from 2013 iTunes Festival

Apple late last week released a video highlighting the best moments of its recent iTunes Festival in London.

BTG Acquires CelPro, RingCentral Files IPO

Business News Takes the Spotlight

Intel: Our chip production facility is cleaner than a meth lab

Intel looks to cash in on “Breaking Bad” buzz with “Breaking Fab” campaign

Why Microsoft is reportedly favoring Ford’s Mulally for CEO gig

The Ford CEO is credited with turning around an infamously struggling company, and was reportedly given permission to step down from his current position.

Cisco Nexus 9000 aimed at 40G?

Sources say first release of Insieme switch will use Broadcom chips

New York Times corrects the record on Mario and Luigi

Mistake originated back in 1988

Android, Windows Phone set to collide in China

After Apple priced itself out of emerging markets, Google and Microsoft prepare for the market share battle.

Prey provides Find Me for all major OSes

Prey: Like Apple's Find Me on steroids

Bronze breasts and Facebook censorship

Facebook, like other major social services, tends to over-censor even when there's nothing naughty

How to implement DMARC in your organization

Cloud forecast: More outages on the way

Blogger says as equipment ages, we’ll start to see the signs

DevOps: A new wave for IT

The advent of the cloud makes for new ways to perform IT

FTC for first time spanks illegal text messenger with $1M fine

Debt-collectors tactics have been under scrutiny this year

Shuttersong iPhone app makes even boring photos fun

New app from marketing vet has a nostalgic story behind it

Google shows off baby picture to celebrate 15th birthday

Easter egg takes users back to the original look

Brocade sharpens its focus on the data center

At Brocade's Tech Day conference yesterday, the company established some much-needed focus after a series of major changes.

Finding your Ada Lovelace for systems and networks

Is that potential employee a ninja with much fu or were they dragged in by the cat?

Buzzword alert: First we had Anything as a Service now we have Software-Defined Everything

"Software defined" is the new "cloud"

Apple Maps still sending users to undesired locations, like an airport runway

Almost a year after the last big Apple Maps disaster, the app is being blamed for the drivers who have ended up on a major runway at an Alaska airport.

We are all a bunch of bigoted jerks…about technology

Some use Apple products but won't use anything else, and vice versa, and it's all really a shame.

Judge orders patent troll to explain its ‘Mr. Sham’ to jury

Jurors to hear about ‘sham’ Texas company with one ‘sham’ employee

Cisco’s Unified Access plan challenged

Brocade and Aruba allie for converged wired/wireless campus alternative

How good is speech recognition in Windows 8?

My VAIO Duo convinced me to move beyond the keyboard.

Goodbye US Internet, hello world Internet

Now we've annoyed the rest of the world they're starting to ask why we get to control the 'Net

After Nirvanix, who’s the next cloud provider to shutter?

Bloggers question how “future-proof” Google’s cloud is

Product Updates from AGT, 8×8

AGT Enhances video platform; 8x8 expands mobility options

Skimbox, Qbaka: Cleaning up at Webinno39 startup meeting

One proposes to tidy your inbox, the other your web services

Georgia cop tickets drivers for using Google Maps, but not Garmin

Apparently it's illegal to use a GPS navigation app on a smartphone while driving, but it's legal to use a GPS device like a Tom Tom or a Garmin.

Why Microsoft’s Surface 2 doesn’t fix what’s really broken

Microsoft had a real opportunity to make positive change with the Surface 2, and instead it made a few superficial changes.

$650K at stake for startups via annual UC Berkeley, MIT contests

IT for Society, Open Data among contest categories in Big Ideas@Berkeley