Two months after closing the $25 billion deal to take his company private, Michael Dell talks about the cloud, PCs and being free of Wall Street.
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How people feel about their employers often hinges on a mix of tangibles such as good food and intangibles like fairness and collaboration. Among the best places to work in tech are Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Google and Orbitz, according to a Glassdoor ranking. The employment and career community specialist announced the winners... More >
A successful holiday shopping season often means the difference between black and red ink on the bottom line for an online business. In an October 2013 study conducted for RSA Security by the Ponemon Institute, respondents reported an average 55 percent boost in daily revenues during high-traffic periods like the last two months of... More >
Customers who sign up for the 300M-bps service will be upgraded to speeds of up to 1 Gigabit per second when available in 2014, at no extra cost.
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Every December since 2004, Kroll Ontrack, a Minnesota-based provider of data recovery products and services, has compiled a list of its top 10 most unusual data disasters and subsequent recoveries. It's always a good read. Through its Ontrack Data Recovery products and services, Kroll Ontrack uses hundreds of proprietary tools and... More >
AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular and Verizon Wireless have volunteered to let consumers unlock devices no longer under contract.
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A new beta milestone of Firefox will fully support TLS 1.2 and a host of other new capabilities that could make the open-source Web browser safer.
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The FCC hosted a Dec. 12 event, as it seeks out answers to critical questions in the phone companies' transition from copper to IP-based networks.
Read More >Two months after closing the $25 billion deal to take his company private, Michael Dell talks about the cloud, PCs and being free of Wall Street.
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Customers who sign up for the 300M-bps service will be upgraded to speeds of up to 1 Gigabit per second when available in 2014, at no extra cost.
Read More >AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular and Verizon Wireless have volunteered to let consumers unlock devices no longer under contract.
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The report found owners of dedicated wearable fitness devices and sleep trackers are most likely to use their products on a daily basis.
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