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Mozilla Previews Firefox For Tablets
Mozilla steps up to challenges over its relevance with more than simply a large-screen adaptation of its smartphone app. But it should be doing more.
Intel Forms Subsidiary for Federal Supercomputing
Intel Federal LLC will work with the Department of Energy and other agencies on innovations in high-performance computing.
Justice Department Sues To Stop AT&T T-Mobile Deal
AT&T's planned acquisition of T-Mobile has met with some fierce resistance, now DOJ antitrust complaint could leave deal dead in the water.
HTC JetStream Brings LTE Tablet Power To AT&T
AT&T and HTC announced a new Android tablet that features a 10.1-inch display, 1.5GHz dual-core processor, and Long Term Evolution 4G.
Salesforce.com Taps HTML5 For Tablets, Opens Up Chatter
Early 2012 releases will bring a tablet-optimized mobile app, customer-facing collaboration options, and SharePoint integration for Chatter.
VMware Users Stay Loyal Despite Price Hike
VMworld attendees don't like the recent vSphere 5 licensing price changes--but they have little appetite for moving elsewhere, either, according to our man-on-the-show-floor conversations.
Who Are The Real Losers In Patent Lawsuits?
While the mobile industry's patent litigation frenzy is amusing to watch, the side effects to consumers, developers, and enterprises are not so funny.
Apple iTunes Match Enters Beta
Developers can start playing with the iTunes Match component of Apple's forthcoming iCloud file storage service.
Regulating Mobile Apps: Where Do We Draw The Line?
Critics call the FDA a control freak, while others see the agency as a key public health guardian. A recent hacking experiment suggests the latter.
Nokia Hinging WP7 Success On Design Chops
Want to know what Nokia's first Windows Phone 7 will look like? Take a peek at the MeeGo-based N9 for a pretty good idea.
Cloud-Based Images Help Montefiore Doctors With Referrals
Doctors can view images for referred, potential patients, without having to trade film, disks, or order new tests.
Windows Phone 7 Apps Hit 30,000 Mark
Microsoft slowly but steadily builds a trove of mobile applications to help it compete in the smartphone arena. But it has a long way to go.
HP TouchPad To Be Updated, But What's Next?
HP preps a software update and new apps after a surge of interest in the $99 tablet. Will HP resurrect it in some way?
VMware's Next Act: Operations Expert
When it comes to transforming the data center, VMware is writing the story. And the theme is automation.
Wireless Penetration Testing: Not Just For Hackers
Do Def Con and Black Hat turn you into an IT hypochondriac? Then inoculate your WLAN.
HP, VMware, AMD CEOs On Hot Seat
With great power comes great pressure, tech CEOs are finding during this uncertain economic time.
5 Predictions For Amazon's Tablet
Forrester says that an Amazon tablet will pose a credible threat to the iPad. Here's a look at the reasons why.
Sprint: 'No Comment' On iPhone 5
Another report suggests that the iPhone 5's display may be smaller than initially thought.
IBM Connections Social Platform Adds Mobile Options
Native mobile clients for iPhone, Android, and BlackBerry deliver access to all major features of IBM enterprise social tools.
Samsung Delays Galaxy Tab Australian Debut
Apple lawsuits have mangled the Tab's release date, just as the Korean electronics maker announced a 4G version of its 8.9-inch tablet.
5 Key Challenges For AMD's New CEO
Rory Read steps to the helm as the chipmaker confronts serious trouble in the turbulent mobile processor market.
Avoid Overseas Charges With iPhone's Airplane Mode
iPhone Airplane mode saves you serious bills
Eucalyptus Brings High Availability To Private Cloud
Amazon-compatible private cloud software seeks to guarantee continuous operations.
IBM Connects Tivoli To Hybrid Cloud
How can legacy systems tap into hybrid cloud services? New plug-ins extend the reach of IBM's Tivoli systems management software.
FEMA Launches Mobile Apps For Disaster Preparedness
Mobile application and text-message update service will help people become better prepared before emergencies happen.
10 Smartphone Apps For Weathering A Hurricane
As Hurricane Irene makes her way up the East Coast, these essential mobile apps for iOS and Android can give you peace of mind--and critical information.
Medical Community Pays Tribute To Steve Jobs
Healthcare leaders say Apple's iPhone and iPad have revolutionized the practice of medicine and the relationship between doctors and patients.
Why RIM's BBM Music Service Is Ridiculous
Research In Motion's new Blackberry Messenger-based music sharing service will flop. Here's why.
Windows Phone 7 Mango Apps Coming Soon
Microsoft opens its App Hub to applications that can take advantage of multitasking, rights management, 4G wireless support, and other features built into Mango update.
Samsung Secret Smartphone Weapon: LTE
Long Term Evolution 4G is on tap for Samsung's next super phone, expected to be unveiled next week.
5 Succession Planning Lessons From Steve Jobs
Leadership guru Carmine Gallo offers tips from the Apple CEO transition that your enterprise would be wise to learn.
Android Licensing Terms Welcome Crapware
License for distributing Android gives enormous freedom to those making the phone. An unwanted software explosion has resulted.
How To Optimize Remote Desktop In Windows 7
Here's how to optimize Remote Desktop settings in Windows 7 to speed up your connections.
Jobs's Legacy: 8 Reasons Apple Will Dominate The Decade
Apple has new leadership, but the company can be expected to continue on the path defined by its departing CEO.
NASA Robonaut R2 Tweets From Outer Space
Robonaut, sent to International Space Station on Shuttle Discovery's last mission in February, powered up this week--and began talking in 140 characters or less.
Microsoft Shuffles Healthcare Leadership
Michael Robinson named head of U.S. healthcare operations, while physician Dennis Schmuland becomes company's first chief health strategy officer.
Samsung Preps 7.7-Inch Tablet
Clues suggest Samsung will roll out three new devices, including yet another Android-based tablet, at the IFA event in Berlin on September 1.
T-Mobile May Get iPhones In October
With the expected launch of the iPhone 5 this fall, will all major US carriers offer iOS phones?
10 Key Steve Jobs Moments and Innovations
Under the leadership of Steve Jobs, Apple became a technology leader and cultural force. Take a look back at some favorite Jobs moments and ideas.
Who Should Buy RIM?
Mobile-watchers debate the merits of a sale to Google, Microsoft, or Samsung. Or does RIM need a buyout at all?
Apple's Past And Future: Analysis Around The Web
As Steve Jobs resigns, we all wonder what the next chapter will be for the technology company like no other. Here's a look at historic moments and pending questions.
Verizon Buys CloudSwitch, Targets Lock-In Fears
CloudSwitch buy gives telecom giant's Terremark unit software designed to ease the pain of cloud transitions and moves.
BlackBerry 7 Device Sales Off To Good Start
Checks with AT&T and Sprint retail stores indicated that Research In Motion's new line of BlackBerry 7 smartphones is garnering interest from consumers.
4 Tips To Protect Data During Cloud Migration
Expert advice for SMBs on minimizing risk of data loss and other disruptions in a move to the cloud.
Steve Jobs Resigns As CEO Of Apple
Tim Cook, who led Apple during Jobs's medical leave, has been selected to take over as CEO.
Apple's Jobs Resigns: The Speech We Wish He'd Given
During June's Apple WWDC, the thought was unavoidable: Was this the last time we'd see Steve Jobs on stage? Here's how I wish -- selfishly, of course -- he could have constructed his exit, one befitting of this unique man and company.
How Sprint iPhone Could Reshape Your Options
If the Apple iPhone becomes available from three of the top four U.S. wireless network operators--AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon Wireless--watch for pricing and plan changes.
How Your Smartphone's Motion Gives Away Keystrokes
Using a smartphone's accelerometers, security researchers achieved a 70% accuracy rate in deducing numeric keys pressed on a virtual keyboard.
Android Hackers Craft GingerMaster Rootkit
GingerMaster malware exploits Android, providing attackers with root-level access to the devices.
RIM Updates PlayBook OS, Bridge App
Research In Motion is rolling out some significant updates to its tablet today. It also made the beta of the Native SDK for BlackBerry Tablet OS available to developers.
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