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While MGEG LA creates a patent pool against it, Google gets a hand from Skype/Microsoft
Second and final test of its hypersonic Falcon aircraft to test critical flight systems
Mac Defender was a piece of malware that came in with a bang and curiously disappeared just as quickly
Google declines comment on apparent take-down of photo that was posted to Google+
Looking to the future and understanding the past in application delivery controllers
Actually, WiMAX has been dead for years, but with Clearwire moving to LTE it’s finally time for the funeral.
Part 2 of series on Opalis runbook automation fundamentals
Microsoft's Charlie Kindel left for ostensibly greener pastures. This might be an opportunity for Microsoft to take advantage of security chaos among iOS and Android.
With LG patent in tow, Operating Systems Solutions LLC last week sued Apple over OS X's use of quick-booting;
UPDATED: Photo by Lockergnome's Chris Pirillo sparks discussion about Google+ standards
One area where the company does not get enough credit is dealing with pesky spammers, but in fact, Redmond has done a major number on unwanted e-mail.
DARPA brings Raytheon software into network anomaly research program
Are you ready to join the cloud music age? Take a look at the top competitors
NASA Mars rover Opportunity should see inside Endeavour crater
Purdue yet to answer how the Nexus won when it did not fill the rfp requirements.
No matter what your personal politics, Standard and Poor’s downgrade of US debt contains a big lesson regarding the methodology and value of analysis of any form – and reinforces a key truth that everyone should keep in mind.
... and these are just from the past month
Company has blow-out quarter
Are there rules for open source projects/companies?
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