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As might be expected, the attempt involved politicians
A new analyst prediction speculates that Samsung is intentionally sabotaging Windows Phone sales in order to benefit its Tizen operating system.
An unusual move by Apple's marketing head is ironic, because many of his complaints could be directed at Apple, too.
Microsoft, minor league baseball team among those holding 3.14-related sales in honor of Pi Day
And many others were hoping to beat him to it
And if you think that’s funny …
Device makers are bringing versatility to tablets with waterproofing, connectivity and multiboot capabilities
NASA budget constrains way agency handles missions, IT operations
Google Chrome leader Sundar Pichai takes over Android leadership
Gibbs looks at four tools that can help you figure out if you're getting the bandwidth you're paying for
Is it really a good idea to trust the cloud?
Developer Si Dawson: ‘It's simply technically impossible for me to continue’
Samsung tomorrow night will unveil the Galaxy S IV, with as much buzz and hoopla as one might expect from an Apple event.
Digging into the Thoma Bravo security strategy
A promo video for Google Now for the iPhone and iPad leaked out earlier today.
Defending its position atop the market for enterprise routers, Cisco optimizes its latest entrant for upcoming advancements in the market.
Not feeling a fit at Skype after the Microsoft buy, he's now heading up cloud collaboration
NASA said analysis of a rock sample collected by Curiosity rover shows ancient Mars could have supported a habitable environment
Some call automation the "ultimate goal of agile testing," but it's really one of many goals.
Seeking techiest college commencement speakers of 2013
The Technology Education And Literacy in Schools, or TEALS, program helps struggling schools with remote computer science and technology education.
Or any journalist, for that matter
New proposed legislation aimed at blocking cloud providers from using personal data of children in public schools has Microsoft's vocal support.
Some speculation on the Galaxy S4 announcement, based on what Samsung has done in recent years.
Photos of one of Apple's earliest iPhone photos have recently been revealed.
A website has emerged that spreads the personal information of a bevy of celebrities, including Hillary Clinton, Vice President Joe Biden, FBI chief Robert Mueller, and a handful of actors and musicians.
Samsung challenger to iPhone about to make its debut
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