NEWS ANALYSIS: Is anyone surprised that the U.S. National Security Agency is using Google cookies to track people? Can Web users do anything to defend their privacy?
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Chromecast, which went on sale in July, is adding new apps to expand its capabilities for users of the $35 television dongle.
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NEWS ANALYSIS: SugarSync's plan to charge for online storage is likely only the first in what may become a rush to end the "Freemium" model for providing cloud services.
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Following its late November launch, Microsoft's "all-in-one" entertainment device is doing brisk business and some retailers have sold out.
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The Dell Chromebook 11 is the company's first Chromebook entry into the education market.
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The networking giant and video conferencing equipment provider loses its case against Microsoft after European judges determine that snapping up Skype doesn't stifle competition.
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NEWS ANALYSIS: Is anyone surprised that the U.S. National Security Agency is using Google cookies to track people? Can Web users do anything to defend their privacy?
Read More >
Chromecast, which went on sale in July, is adding new apps to expand its capabilities for users of the $35 television dongle.
Read More >
NEWS ANALYSIS: SugarSync's plan to charge for online storage is likely only the first in what may become a rush to end the "Freemium" model for providing cloud services.
Read More >Following its late November launch, Microsoft's "all-in-one" entertainment device is doing brisk business and some retailers have sold out.
Read More >
The networking giant and video conferencing equipment provider loses its case against Microsoft after European judges determine that snapping up Skype doesn't stifle competition.
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Tasktop Technologies' Sync 3.0 extends the company's application lifecycle management (ALM) into the service desk and DevOps realms.
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