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Freedom comes with a price, is it worth it?
Free subscriptions for college kids could make them customers for life
For whatever reason, some folks in the media went a little nutty during the lead-up and launch of Microsoft's high-end Surface Pro convertible tablet PC. It's time for a reality check.
Next-generation Enterprise WAN architecture addresses "trombone" effect leveraging link aggregation and colo facilities to deliver best-of-both-worlds solution.
NASA looking for what communications technology will be needed beyond 2022
In an attempt to curb pirates from downloading "Game of Thrones," HBO is making new episodes of the show more accessible
Licensing changed for Microsoft's cloud-based best practices server monitoring software.
Evidence suggesting that Chinese Skype users' conversations are being monitored has surfaced, and Microsoft has done little about it.
You could have a rootkit infection right now and be totally unaware. One of the key goals of a rootkit is, after all, to go undetected. If the rootkit is hiding files, processes, logins, etc., how would you know? If you can't see it, how would you
A master showman, Steve Jobs's public presentations were often sprinkled with a fair share of humor.
A final thought on Yahoo’s show-up-or-quit policy, and then it’s back to technology, I promise.
10 early stage tech companies to be chosen for CIO Innovation Showcase
Google's campus is widely regarded as one of the best, if not most fun, places to work. Here's what it looked like back in 1999.
A new Ubuntu mobile project gives you the power to control how your smartphone, and potentially how millions of others, operates.
Yahoo CEO and Google transplant Marissa Mayer has wasted no time in making Yahoo her own and implementing sweeping, and sometimes controversial, changes across the company.
European RoboEarth project produces Rapyuta repository for robot experiences
‘It is the only bridge in the world you can cross and …’
Relying on security and backup heritage for success.
Despite Gabe Newell’s claim that Windows 8 is a "catastrophe," users of his Steam digital distribution service are adopting the OS at a decent clip.
Apple executive Phil Schiller today sent out a rare tweet that simply said "Be safe out there:" accompanied by a link to a recent F-Secure study that singles out Google's Android platform as being particularly prone to malware.
Did Brocade's Carney help create QFabric 10 years ago?
Apple and Intel are reportedly discussing a partnership whereby Intel would manufacture chips for the iPhone and iPad.
Well it seems that Carl Icahn is up to his old tricks again. Icahn is widely regarded as a corporate raider (or activist investor if you wanna be polite) who doesn't pull any punches, and now he's set his sights on Dell and their efforts to take the
Minitel was wildly popular online world Computer History Museum wants to preserve
Latest attempt to get us to share our every waking moment a non-starter
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