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In an interesting juxtaposition, RIM, once a titan in the smartphone industry, released torrid earnings yesterday, just one day before the 5 year anniversary of the original iPhone launch.
Wiretap drop primarily from a drop in applications for intercepts in narcotics offenses US Court office says
Announcement includes support for OpenFlow controllers, a Quantum API-based OpenStack plug-in, and a knowledge-based community for crowd-sourced support.
Also unveils collaboration enhancements in Unified Communications Release 9.0
Network World and SolarWinds want to hear how you’re dealing with business continuity and disaster recovery.
Economy, ease of cyber-theft drives illicit market for US technology
Apple issued a press release on Thursday announcing the retirement of Bob Mansfield, Apple's Senior VP of Hardware engineering.
Isn't that blaming the victim?
Hot on the heels of Foxconn CEO Terry Gou claiming that the iPhone 5 will put the Samsung Galaxy S III to shame comes a report alleging that the next-gen iPhone may, in fact, come with Near Field Communication (NFC) support which would enable iPhone
US Naval Research Laboratory says study could help develop new severe weather monitoring applications
I wanted Google's Nexus Q to be cool, instead it's just another—and not very good—media-extender.
Five years ago, Apple released the original iPhone, and it's not an overstatement to say that the iPhone fundamentally changed the way the world interacts with technology. The list of smartphone features we now take for granted would have never been
Here are the features that make Microsoft's new Windows Phone 8 platform a better enterprise option than Apple's iOS or Google's Android.
With the anniversary of the original iPhone launch just days away, the research firm Strategy Analytics put out an interesting press release claiming that Apple, to date, has sold over 250 million iPhones resulting in over $150 billion in revenue ove
BYOD, video, virtualization and just plain ol' end-of-sale means 45% will have to be upgraded in next 5 years
A collection of HP Touchpads were gathering dust before I rooted them and installed Android. Now, we're using them more than our laptops.
Sandia Lab-designed and Cray-built supercomputer known as Red Storm was part of US history
The feedback to my column on DVD ripping has been amazing and the answers keep pouring in ...
Longtime tech pundit also acknowledges that he 'blew it'
Writer Brett Arends defends his 2007 criticisms of the first iPhone
Two new initiatives may help the federal government warm up to the cloud and information assurance.
Marketing expert Al Ries defends 'larger point: the issue of divergence versus convergence.'
US Marshals office auctioning art from Ponzi schemer, fraudster and tax cheat
The robot is kind of a cheater, though.
Well it appears that Apple's ongoing legal battle with Samsung is starting to pay off dividends in a big way. Yesterday evening, U.S District Judge Lucy Koh granted Apple's request for a preliminary injunction against the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.
