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25 Most Lucrative Internships: Tech's Big Spenders
Almost $7,000 in pay per month for interns? Yes, at companies like VMware and Twitter, according to a Glassdoor survey on 25 best-paid internships.
British Spies Capture Yahoo Webcam Images
UK agency's effort to collect facial images via Yahoo chat sessions brings in too many other body parts.
Google Glass Prompts Attack, Woman Claims
Alleged assault appears to have arisen from a desire not to be videotaped.
BlackBerry Courts Keyboard Loyalists
BlackBerry aims to please its old school business customers with a new traditional-style phone plus revamped enterprise software.
Google Powers Forest Protection Effort
Using Google's map technology and cloud platform, Global Forest Watch can track tree use, abuse, and regrowth.
Where Are All The Chromebooks?
Despite brisk Chromebook sales, online usage of Chrome OS hardware on the Internet still barely registers with those measuring Web traffic.
Google's Project Tango Sees All
Using an experimental Android prototype, Google wants developers to write apps that do something interesting with real-time awareness of users' surroundings.
Artemis Networks Calls For Wireless Revolution
Startup's "revolutionary" pCell wireless networking technology, which gives each device its own discrete bubble of wireless energy to boost speed, could change industry.
When BYOD Equals Bring Your Own Malware
Lookout's analysis of the mobile threat landscape suggests businesses should focus on curbing risky online behavior.
Kill Switches: Phones Just The Start
Mandatory phone kill switches will hasten the arrival of the Surveillance of Everything. Consider these 11 technologies that come with strings attached.
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Smartphone Kill Switch Could Become Federal Law
Smartphone Theft Protection Act would require mobile phone makers to include a way to disable communications devices remotely to deter theft.
Google's Android Contract: Not Very Open
Google's rules for Android partners are unlawful, says Harvard professor.
Mozilla Plans Firefox Ads: Will Users Buy It?
Firefox's plan to deliver sponsored content to new users may clash with its company manifesto.
Surveillance Protests Go Global
Tech companies, advocacy groups, and Internet users rally to demand that governments limit online surveillance.
Google Revamps Enterprise Search Appliance
Google's upgraded appliance lets businesses and organizations search internal and public-facing documents. New hooks connect third-party content stores.
Flappy Bird Killed By Creator
Developer who says success "ruins my simple life" yanks hugely popular mobile app that reportedly earned him $50K a day.
California Kill Switch Bill Targets Phone Thieves
California bill directs mobile hardware makers to include a way to disable stolen communications devices. Will privacy concerns be addressed?
IT Pros Winter Olympics: 13 Breathtaking Competitions
Nordic Combined Troubleshooting: Not for the faint of heart. Resolve your non-technical spouse's email connectivity issue over the phone, in the air, while ski jumping.
Google Launches Chromebox For Meetings
Using Google+ Hangouts, enterprises can now enjoy video conferencing at an affordable price.
Google Settles EU Antitrust Case, Rivals Whine
Rival search services gain a guaranteed spot alongside Google results, but competitors say it's not enough.
Sochi Olympics 2014: 10 Technologies In Spotlight
From innovations for athletes to unprecedented surveillance tools for authorities, look at the technologies that will shape the Sochi Olympics.
Future Cars Will Talk To Each Other
NHTSA gives the green light to develop rules for vehicle-to-vehicle communication systems which let cars converse. Will this prevent crashes?
Google Opens Chromecast To Developers
The release of the Google Cast software development kit should result in more Android, Chrome, and iOS apps that will work with the Chromecast TV streaming device.
Technology Automation: Who's The Boss?
If we don't control the technology we depend on, someone else will -- and we might not like the consequences.
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The State of Cloud Computing - Fall 2020
Download this report to compare how cloud usage and spending patterns have changed in 2020, and how respondents think they'll evolve over the next two years.
2021 Top Enterprise IT TrendsWe've identified the key trends that are poised to impact the IT landscape in 2021. Find out why they're important and how they will affect you.
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