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After months of back and forth legal filings, Amazon and Apple have finally ended their ongoing dispute centering on Amazon's use of the term "App Store."
Carnegie Mellon’s snakebot can move like a snake, or not depending on obstacles
Convergence and VoIP Alert
NASA Inspector General details challenges the International Space Station as a research lab
The two little trains that could are continuing their climb in the market, albeit slowly.
Users may not be happy that TechNet has reached its demise, but it was partially the users' fault.
My top 10 pet peeves with my Galaxy S4.
Leaked photos purport to show what Apple's low cost iPhone will look like
Just one of many Minecraft translations, including Klingon, that are in progress
I’m going to be publishing a number of single-product reviews here from time to time going forward. Here are a few words on that, particularly with respect to policy.
Windstream and Vidyo are making news with new Mitel partnerships.
Because the better ones are worth a chuckle
The grep command has a lot more options and "flavors" than the casual command line pioneer might expect, but there are some options and limitations that you should know about when you're working with big data files.
I think I still prefer being behind the camera, but Keith Shaw put me on TV once again at a fun little press event in New York.
Characteristics of asteroid will make landing on one more hazardous than previously thought
Douglas Engelbart, inventor of the mouse, passed away this past Tuesday night at his home in California.
There really is no EPHARTA, PA., and it seems like you might not want to go there even if there was
After the Skype account used to call a witness in the George Zimmerman murder trial is made public, trolls jump in and derail the testimony.
Survey results in Massachusetts seem too good to be true
Mobile teams need mobile workgroup solutions.
After seeing its share of problems with an IoT product, Hunter Fan Company is backing out of the market.
With spending down and clouds in the forecast, is networking's perfect storm approaching?
And another 9,000 go for the price of shipping
How the debate over software testing certifications could help improve the industry in the end.
It's not just Gearhead, but Gearhead and Backspin combined!
‘They are born of the Internet, and should be owned by no one.’
