Xiaomi might not be a household name in the United States, but it's a huge player in China, the world's largest mobile market with more than 1 billion customers across the country. Xiaomi has found a way to break into a hotly contested market as a small company fighting against much larger firms, like Samsung, Lenovo and Apple.... More >
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Controversy once again lands at a Black Hat security conference, as a talk on Tor has been pulled from this year's Black Hat USA event.
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USAA announced it is using the Watson Engagement Advisor to help military members transition to civilian life.
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Sprint is adding its support services to Google Apps for Business, in a move to help customers adjust to shifting work styles.
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The networking vendor is looking to third-party programmers to build applications to use with Cisco products.
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Sales of iPhones, particularly older models, pushed Apple to strong results, during what's usually a sleepy, pre-launch quarter.
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Goodwill might be the latest organization to be hit by a payment card breach.
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Virgin Mobile and Boost Mobile plan to offer subscribers PlayPhone, which offers credit card-free gaming downloads to prepaid subscribers.
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Italian regulators have told Google that it must get into compliance with their rules about data privacy or face fines of up to $1.35 million.
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