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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Adults between the ages of 25 and 39 reported texting and driving most frequently, while those age 60 and up reported doing it the least.
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The IoT refers to a network of physical objects containing embedded technology to communicate with their internal states or the external environment.
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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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Recalling some of the themes from its "Scroogled" campaign, Microsoft announces new Outlook.com account options that make switching from Google Gmail a snap.
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NEWS ANALYSIS: The Federal Communications Commission has formally decided to study the possibility of allowing the use of cellular connected phones and computers on board airliners.
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A technical analysis shows that a cyber-attack currently hitting systems in the wild is using two separate vulnerabilities to break out of the Adobe sandbox to infect Windows systems.
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SocialSitter will review everything posted to a business' social networks, and alert it to any issues, for approximately $7 an hour.
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Both Michael Dell and Meg Whitman say client products are key parts of their corporate portfolios.
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At Dell World, the vendor announces partnerships with Red Hat, Microsoft and Google, eschewing building its own public cloud.
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