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NASA lines up final space shuttle flight for July

NASA Atlantis will be 135th and final space shuttle launch

Troubleshooting IPv6 Networks and Systems

Techniques for finding problems in a dual-protocol environment

Cisco debuts ‘private cloud’ controller

Retailers, other distributed enterprises get controller-less Wi-Fi branch option

Add-On Keyboard/Display Units for Handsets: What’s Wrong With this Picture?

How many computers do we need to carry with us? If the handset is powerful enough as is (and it will be in many cases), why hasn’t the simple add-on keyboard/display strategy worked? I think I have the reasons – and why there should still be hope for

Father of China’s ‘Great Firewall’ target of tossed shoe

Shoe thrower said to be sought by Chinese police

Verizon CFO says next-gen iPhone will be “worldmode” device; will launch at same time as AT&T

A new report relays a quote from Verizon CFO Fran Shammo which intimates, yet again, that the next-gen iPhone will be a "worldmode" phone with a dual mode GSM/CDMA chip. Also of note is Shammo'sstatement that Apple's next iPhone will launch simulaten

Secure authentication to the cloud

File transfer solutions take pressure off email

The impact of ‘enterprise technology’

Ninite automates installation of Windows, Linux apps

Red Hat claims virtualization improvements in RHEL 6.1 released today

Using hardware optimized for virtualization, Red Hat says KVM performs as good or better than VMware

Monster 3,000-mile-wide storm wreaks havoc on normally quiet Saturn

NASA satellite tracks rare thunderstorm on Saturn

Verizon to sell its first Windows Phone 7 smartphone on May 26

The new WP7 comes with sweet perk: a free copy of Halo or other Xbox fav game

China’s Great Firewall “father” pelted with egg, shoes

Father of the Great Firewall of China on receiving end of egg, shoe attack

File Sharing or Privacy Breaching Service? Beware!

security weaknesses of file sharing services

When Steve Jobs isn’t wearing jeans and a black turtleneck [Photos]

Oddly enough, Steve Jobs' wardrobe is about as well-known as the Apple CEO himself. Indeed, it's almost become a running joke that Jobs has a closet filled exclusively with black turtlenecks and Levi jeans. But a look back showcases that Jobs has had

Google rolling out fix for Android authentication vulnerability

Company responds quickly to problem that left almost all Android phones at risk

Katerva Awards: An Open Source Approach To Sustainability

Katerva seeks to use open source principles and collaboration to further sustainability innovation

Cisco to dump Linksys, WebEx?

Site posts moves could come next week

The Future of Work –Yes, It’s Mobile, But…

Isn’t IT supposed to be essentially in the productivity business, making people more productive and effective at work? A session at last week’s Interop raised a good number of questions as to just how well IT is working today.

Open Source – Phone Home, Phone Home

How to accurately count the number of deployments

Esquire satirizes birther book … with predictable results

Reported ditching of 200,000 copies is not true, despite obvious merits of the idea

US wants novel, smart apps to help patients make healthcare decisions

Programs can use electronic health records and must defend “decisions”

Search for space life takes aim at specific planets

Using NASA Kepler space telescope images, SETI group to hone in on 86 possible life-supporting planets

Define, educate, prevent: Avoiding data loss is easier than you may think

Microsoft Buys Skype: What Should Enterprises Do?

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Almost all Android phones vulnerable to authentication attack

German researchers flag problem with ClientLogin implementation

India: Data privacy, yes; adults, no; Internet privacy, no

What India's new privacy regulations mean for U.S. companies as well as Indian ISPs and Internet users

HP management suite gets more cloud-ready

Version 9.1 offers multitenancy support, among other new capabilities

EMC, IBM, Gluster introduce replication, geoparity capability