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iPhone 5 with larger 4-inch screen set to launch in October – Reports

The latest iPhone 5 rumors point to a device with a new sleek design and a launch date in October

Eating My Own Open Source Dog Food With Blender

Anyone can just pick up open source software and create

NASA Shuttle Discovery set to buzz Washington, DC

Shuttle Discovery, atop NASA’s 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft to fly over national landmarks

Facebook purchases Instagram for $1 billion

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced today that the popular social networking site had acquired Instagram

is BYOD a good idea?

Mobile strategy presents challenges

Fun with shell $ arguments

Which of these is Real: Privacy, Security, or the Easter Bunny?

It’s official: security and privacy are dead. And as there’s a vested interest on minimizing privacy from government on down, kiss your private information goodbye.

AOL sells 800 patents to Microsoft for $1 billion

UPDATED: AOL stock rises sharply on news of sale

Good Enough IT — better than Old Skool perfect

In the real world, it's all about survival of the Good Enough

Lawsuit over missing iPhone magically disappears

The UC tide

Microsoft shelling out as much as $600,000 for Windows Phone apps

Despite the continued momentum of the phone, which recently surpassed 80,000 apps, Microsoft is digging deep into its pockets for developer support.

ADTRAN adds SBC features to portfolio

In other infrastructure news, Digum introduces new VoIP gateways

Automating data encryption for new cloud architectures

US offers $12M to develop wireless charging stations for electric vehicles

US Department of Energy wants full wireless charging technology for cars and trucks

Cisco e-mail service blacklists legit messages

Error in tweaking IronPort SenderBase algorithm blocks reputable e-mails internationally

A Brief History of the Enterprise WAN

How little has changed in the last 15 years

Will “big data” create new IT jobs or incite massive retraining?

Rush to big data could reshape IT landscape for many

Calculating Bandwidth for your WAN

Considerations for database backup or running interactive traffic.

Five geek projects

Five cool geek projects that could change your life. Or at the very least get you excited.

Five geek projects

Twitter takes legal action against spammers

Twitter filed suit in federal court this week against a number of spam tool providers

Highlights from Google CEO Larry Page’s “State of the Company” address

What Google's chief has to say on the present and future of the company

IBM iPad app revels in vintage math history

Apple iPad app that celebrates mathematics by recreating what was a 50-foot infographic displayed at the 1964 World’s Fair

Sullivandanny just wants to be dannysullivan

But the Internet she can be a fickle beast

Steve Jobs biographer confirms that Jobs’ anger about Android was very real

Despite claims to the contrary, Steve Jobs' anger regarding Android was very real

Pros Tips for Extending LibreOffice

Joke about Apple getting sued hits too close to home

Mere days after an 83-year-old woman files million-dollar lawsuit

What do Infoblox and March Madness Have in Common? One and Done

Simplifying the cloud deployment process to a one-and-done system.

Steve Jobs’ anger over Android was “just for show” claims Google CEO Larry Page

In a recent interview, Google CEO Larry Page had a few interesting things to say regarding Apple's ongoing battle with Android and the extent to which Android's existence truly bothered Steve Jobs.