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Without touchscreen, Windows 8 offers few advantages, poses a disruptive learning curve
From here, Microsoft can either take the security and privacy community to new levels, or let it go for naught.
Google's new privacy policy isn't really about privacy
It looks like the iPad will get a little more running room as the tablet version of Windows 8 gets pushed back.
UPenn prof shows off flying mini robots during TED2012 talk; James Bond theme like you've never heard it
NASA Inspector General report critical of NASA technology commercialization efforts
Encryption has been a bugaboo for NASA for a long time
Becomes new poster child for racists and the dangers of abusing workplace email
DARPA Deputy Director tells Armed Services hearing of mobile, cyber security threats
I was once again pleased to have the opportunity to participate as a judge in the GSMA’s Global Mobile Awards, with the 2012 winners just announced. It’s a huge amount of work – but the global nature of the awards process is an education all in itsel
CCNA and CCNP training to address BYOD phenomenon, cloud
Microsoft’s Chief Research and Strategy Officer Craig Mundie, along with a number of other Microsoft execs, hosted the TechForum event this week at which a number of future technologies were on display.
Apple yesterday sent out official invitations to select media outlets to a special media event where the iPad 3 will likely be unveiled by Apple CEO Tim Cook and his trusty cohort of executives
Three attempts to install it, none successful.
And you had to have been a certain age at a certain time to understand
Near Space Corp. can fly about 3,000 lbs. to 130,000ft.
You may not need this if you recall why 2000 was a leap year
Google Android Robots get jiggy at Mobile World Congress in Spain
Alien Vault shows a new face at RSA
Microsoft is using Mobile World Congress to show smartphone users that Windows Phone is (supposedly) faster than the competition. The company also unveiled some new hardware and mobile apps at MWC, including a beta version of Skype.
Interpol Anonymous arrests were made across 15 cities in Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Spain
New open source OS would slash processor and memory requirements
The Collusion experimental add-on shows you who tracks your browsing behavior. The results are a little creepy.
If you're thinking there must be a catch, you're thinking
Florida, Georgia worst identity theft states
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