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Long list of new features in Standard Term Support Track release
Gift to Russian prime minister seems more fitting for a grandchild
At first glance, I thought UltraViolet was just what I needed to put my movie collection online. I was wrong.
It took a little while, compared to others, but HP has joined the SDN race.
Cisco rival says reports of recent layoffs impacting QFabric "inaccurate"; but with new business unit head, perhaps new direction
Well it's official folks, and hardly a surprise really. As promised, Samsung has added the recently released iPhone 5 to its already existant claims that Apple's mobile products infringe upon their patents.
Blossom coffee system includes computer, wireless support and a megapixel camera
With the fallout from Apple's first foray into mapping now hopefully behind us, it's now time to turn our attention back to something a little bit more fun - iPad rumors.
Cisco Security Manager 4.3
Parody site continues to court the attention of trademark lawyers
I’ll be at Interop New York next week, and another Webinar on 802.11ac
Juniper lops over 5% of its workforce; QFabric hit?
After the iPhone 5's monumental failure with the shift from Google Maps, the real winner could be Microsoft.
Congressional report outlines security risks with wireless medical devices
Android's openness and public scrutiny will contribute to its security improvements.
An experiment to see how different "outdated" technology really is from the shiny new tools widely in use today.
In a somewhat unprecedented move, Apple CEO Tim Cook issued an apology for Maps in iOS 6 while also recommending competing Mapping applications
App aware firewall management is newest offering
Former Google executive and now Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is wasting no time implementing a number of significant changes at the once proud Internet portal. Whether you like her or not, you simply can't deny that Mayer is an engaging and intelligent le
A rumor emerged today claiming that Google is currently working on two tablet devices with Asus and that they are currently planning to release a $99 Nexus 7 tablet before the end of the year.
Week of whirlwind visits to business press and an acquisition end in a pay cut
NFL has yet to blow its whistle, while Google tries misdirection
Patco Construction v Peoples United puts burden on wrong party
Apple and Google still had one year left on their contract regarding the placement of Google Maps on the iPhone
In purchasing an overseas company that specializes in wireless network information, Cisco may have found the perfect acquisition target.
A classified photo of Apple's Maps Team
