AT&T will exclusively sell the Amazon Fire smartphone beginning July 25. The Fire is unlike anything else on the market. It runs Amazon's Fire OS, which is based on Android, but very much Amazon's design. The user interface is carousel-style, like Amazon's tablets; it's by no means an Android phone. Distinguishing it still... More >
The company focuses on SQL Server 2014's in-memory capabilities in its bid to siphon enterprise database workloads from rival Oracle.
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An unpatched plug-in could be leaving WordPress site owners and their neighbors at risk of exploitation.
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The sale is the latest move by the networking vendor, which is streamlining its operations and focusing on high-growth areas.
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A California judge has ruled that a class-action lawsuit can be filed against Google regarding complaints about billings for in-app purchases, rejecting the company's request to dismiss the lawsuit.
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DevOps is a software development method that uses automation to focus on communication, collaboration and integration between software developers and IT operations specialists. The goal is to maximize the predictability, efficiency, security and maintainability of operational processes. Examining this trend, Puppet Labs has released... More >
NEWS ANALYSIS: Mobile advertising is poised to surpass newspapers and radio advertising in 2014 as the amount of time people work with their smartphones and tablets keeps rising.
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A Canadian court denies bail to a man accused by the U.S. Department of Justice of hacking into defense contractor Boeing's network.
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The software maker's quantum computing lab is exploring ways to tame qubits—and perhaps help shape the future of IT—at UC Santa Barbara.
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The move is the latest by a top-tier tech firm to partner with a Hadoop distribution company to expand their big data efforts.
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The new button will make it easier for users to find interesting places to visit, dine and explore on their travels or while they are in their hometowns.
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Google is buying DrawElements, which offers testing software that measures the quality of graphics processing units (GPUs), to tie in with its Android products.
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