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Millions of smartphones have secret rootkits embedded on them. Gibbs thinks this is a bit of a problem.
A conference session yesterday led me (and I think most in the audience) to the conclusion that applications for the White Spaces are real, and markets should develop – although one big potential showstopper remains on the horizon. But their real val
Dell'Oro's first "beyond 10G" review finds IBM leading overall, with Extreme and Dell filling out Q3
The “All Your Shreds Are Belong to U.S” team figured out the 5 shredded puzzles
Vast majority of accidental 911 cell phone calls are butt dials
Still not recommended, but 1935 law may provide some protections
IARPA looking for advanced automation research for Machine Learning program
And I apologize in advance for whatever misfortune its uselessness may cause
California, Florida, Texas, Illinois, and New York logged the most Do Not Call complaints this year.
Our November SharePoint giveaway has been awarded, but everyone who enters will win free training from Webucator
Sotheby's says item might fetch $150,000 at auction, but ...
Vendors taking more customers direct to make more money
Microsoft just launched a new website that simulates Windows Phone in many mobile web browsers. If you’ve wanted to experience Windows Phone firsthand, now you can, using your current device.
ASR1000 provides 10Gig Layer 7 AVC for hundreds of applications
It’s rare for me to propose a new law, but one regarding privacy is desperately needed – even if the allegations I report below are false. Something, however, tells me that they’re not.
Following up on our report earlier this week concerning Apple tapping Sharp to supply the displays for its rumored HDTV, analyst Gene Munster - who has been pushing the prospect of an Apple HDTV for years now - laid out some details regarding what to
The Borderless Networks vision is to enable users to accomplish any task - no matter where the user is or what network the user is on. Fully leveraging Borderless Networks requires thinking of it as an on going journey instead of a one-time implemen
Invests along with Google and VMware in IP automation start-up's C round
My relationship with my motley crew of cats and dogs is similar to my relationship with Linux. In both cases, I've learned that patience pays off, and life is better with than without them.
Drupal on the Bayou conference highlights open source CMS leader
Of course, there are good lessons and bad lessons
Flexible, soft robot can maneuver into spaces too tight for hard-bodied cousins
GAO evaluates federal cyber workforce incentives
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