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Facebook Mobilizes At F8
Facebook rolls out a new ad network, new cloud services, and a new attitude to reassure developers and users.
Firefox 29 Debuts, With Mozilla In Turmoil
Mozilla has delivered a solid, customizable Firefox update, but the company must now restore its relevance.
When BASIC Was Young: Great Memories
As BASIC, the programming language that launched many a technical career, turns 50, we revisit our BASIC projects. Tell us about yours.
Google Self-Driving Cars Get Smarter
Google admits it still has many problems to solve before self-driving cars become commonplace on our streets.
Google Boosts Encryption In Chrome For Android
Users of Chrome on Android devices should see improved speed and security.
Google+ Manager Vic Gundotra Resigns
Gundotra, Google's senior VP of social, "built Google+ from nothing," says Google CEO Larry Page. VP of engineering David Besbris is rumored replacement.
Adobe, Apple, Google, Intel Settle No-Poaching Lawsuit
More than 64,000 tech workers can look forward to token compensation for claims that major tech vendors conspired to suppress employee pay by agreeing not to recruit workers from one another.
Comment: Re: A decade since the Music industry digital transition, and the television industry still doesn't get it? - Thomas Claburn - 4/24/2014
AOL Adds 'Native' Mobile Ads
AOL Platforms aims to give advertisers better results, but some critics object to the editorial-like appearance of native ads.
Comment: Re: What would you pay for a genomics-enhanced health assessment? - Thomas Claburn - 4/23/2014
Google Street View Offers Time Travel
Street View images from different periods can now be compared to see how places have changed over time.
Supreme Court Debates Aereo's Fate
Justices seemed to be looking for a way ban Aereo without causing collateral damage to cloud computing.
Comment: Re: Apple versus Samsung again; Fewer patents should be issued - Thomas Claburn - 4/22/2014
No-Poaching Settlement Could Spur Tech Talent War
Adobe, Apple, Google, and Intel reportedly close to settling a lawsuit over agreements not to recruit each other's employees. Tech pros could benefit from more open market.
Microsoft Deal With Nokia Closes Friday
The acquisition gives Microsoft the power to create its own mobile hardware.
Wearables, Drones Scare Americans
Google has some public relations to do. People remain wary of tech breakthroughs including care-giving robots and drones, Pew research finds.
Google Trends Adds Email Notifications
Keeping tabs on what people are searching for just got a bit more convenient. But Google Trends is still not a serious research tool.
Twitter Reveals Mobile App Install Ads
With a new ad format, Twitter follows in Facebook's footsteps. App developers will love it, but will users?
Google's 10 Big Bets On The Future
From Project Ara smartphones to solar-powered drones, these Google projects try to turn science fiction into reality. Look what's coming.
Smartphone Kill Switches Coming, But Critics Cry Foul
Smartphone makers and carriers agree to add optional kill switches to smartphones, but law enforcement officials say the anti-theft effort doesn't go far enough.
Google Maps Shows Crimea As Russian To Russians
Google makes Crimea part of Russia on the Russian version of Google Maps and draws protests and scrutiny.
Google Has Plans For Titan Drones
Titan Aerospace's drones are expected to help deliver Internet connectivity to remote regions.
Twitter Posts Betray Illness
Tweets reveal whether you have influenza, according to Penn State researchers.
Amazon Plans 3D Phone: Report
Amazon phone capable of displaying images in three dimensions could ship this fall.
Google Glass Goes Public
Google Glass Explorer Program will be open to US-based adults on tax day.
Hacker Weev Free After Appeal
Andrew "Weev" Auernheimer, who embarrassed AT&T by exposing a security flaw, had his conviction overturned by federal appeals court.
Google Releases Project Ara Module Developer Kit
Early version gives developers a glimpse of how to create Project Ara hardware modules. Does it give Apple and Microsoft more to worry about from Android?
Google Glass For Parkinson's: 10 Findings
Google Glass offers more health benefits than awkwardness, Parkinson's patients in UK study find.
Google Glass Gets Down To Business
Google's new Glass at Work program aims to capitalize on the enterprise's interest in Google Glass, even if consumers are still skeptical.
FTC Privacy Enforcement Power Wins Court Blessing
The agency's claim against Wyndham Hotels for poor data security practices has been allowed to proceed.
Google's Android TV: Aim Lower
Still smarting from disinterest in Google TV, Google is working on a less ambitious, more appealing sequel.
Samsung Researchers Celebrate Promising Graphene Breakthrough
A new manufacturing technique could accelerate use of the world's strongest material in computers and other products.
Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich Resigns
Eich, who helped found Mozilla in 1998, steps down as CEO following criticism from employees and outsiders.
EU Lawmakers Vote For Net Neutrality
Telecom reform proposal approved by European lawmakers might limit how service providers can charge customers.
How Apps Won The Mobile Web
The web might be the dominant platform of our time, but more people than ever prefer to experience it through Google and iOS mobile apps.
La Quinta Dials Up Mobile Reservations
Hotel chain makes it easier for guests to book stays while on the go. One of eight profiles of InformationWeek Elite 100 Business Innovation Award winners.
Gmail Marks 10th Anniversary With Shareable Selfies
Google launches its 7th Gmail-based April Fool's Day stunt, but this one is not a joke.
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The State of Cloud Computing - Fall 2020
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