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Oreo address Apple iPhone 5 shortcoming
Get certified in two releases rather than one...
Game publishers take note: Linux users are clamoring for high-quality video games.
Jimmy Kimmel Live conducts funny 'comparison test' of iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S
As expected, Apple today introduced the iPhone 5 and there's a lot to discuss.
Would radars help track the 14-story size asteroid currently approaching Earth?
An example of how to work with the community to build a great business
An undercover reporter worked at a Foxconn factory, helping build the iPhone 5. What he reported confirmed what everyone already had known for a while: Apple's contractors are committing mass human rights violations in the pursuit of quick, cheap man
And once again the technology world celebrates with understated indifference
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg spoke at Techncrunch's Disrupt event yesterday. After putting rumors of a Facebook phone to rest, he hinted at the company's advertising strategy in its alliance with Apple. No word on Facebook's Android strategy, however
Search engine results are sharing Apple's iPhone 5 secrets.
Mobile Device Management (MDM) has been with us only a short time – but it’s already just one piece of a larger set of required capabilities that are beginning to consolidate into the products enterprises really need.
Ahead of the iPhone 5 unveiling comes word that Apple is planning its biggest iPod Touch upgrade "ever."
Adam Cheyer, one of Siri's co-founders, is no longer working at Apple according to recent reports
MacWorld, others ready blow-by-blow coverage of expected iPhone 5 announcement
If you habitually download copyrighted movies, music, or TV shows, don't be surprised if your IP address ends up in the owner's address book and naughty list.
Does your WAF protect against IPv6 attacks?
Thinnest, lightest iPhone ever, with Retina display of 326ppi
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spots snowfall on Mar’s south pole
Nearly 10 years ago, Harvard Business Review published the now infamous report, "IT Doesn't Matter." IT pros the world over were disgusted by the perceived inference; however for business leaders, this article and the principles it shared were an epi
Hip-hop Steve Jobs pushes aside Apple CEO Cook to show off iFhone 5
U.S. gadget maker tells Polish patent office that site called A.pl smells fishy
Enormity of World Trade Center attack as viewed from the international Space Station
Not a term IT is going to get comfortable with anytime soon
Yesterday, Sprint announced plans to expand its LTE network to encompass an additional 100 markets in the next few months. As one might expect, major markets like Chicago and New York City are on the list, but there are also a good number of mid-size
BlueToad CEO Paul DeHart admitted in an NBC News interview that the data came from his company's database. The AntiSec hackers who dumped the UDIDs originally claimed they were stolen from an FBI laptop.
With more people than ever working from home, one might assume that there’s a trend towards the convergence of traditional residential and enterprise/work systems. Surprisingly, the opportunities here haven’t really been exploited at all.
