Monthly Archives: October 2011

Dell’s Marchand Says Encrypting Mobile Device Data Essential in Health Care

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With security breaches always a threat, health care organizations need to find a way to share data to provide quality of care while also...

Apple’s Steve Jobs Had Huge Impact on Mobility, Technology

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It's hard to overestimate the effect that former Apple CEO Steve Jobs, whose death was announced Oct. 5, had on the technology industry as...

Adobe: We Love Flash and HTML5 Equally

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LOS ANGELES - Adobe Systems revealed some of its strategy for taking its flagship Flash platform forward while also enabling developers to build rich...
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Robots

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Robots Not all Japanese robots are meant to be cute. This wearable one developed by Cyberdyne and powered by Intel monitors the users brain signals...
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Steve Jobs, IT Giant, Dies at 56

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Apple co-founder and two-time CEO Steve Jobs, recognized around the world as one of the most successful innovators in the history of American business,...

Microsoft, Yahoo Acquisition Rumors Swirl

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Microsoft has no plans to acquire Yahoo, according to a new Bloomberg report.Bloomberg drew its news from "two people familiar with the matter," who...

Microsoft .NET Developers in Short Supply: Dice Report

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According to research from Web-based IT hiring specialist Dice.com, there's a shortage of talent for a particular skill in every geographic section of the...

Cloud Security Issues Lead Business Concerns: Symantec Report

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According to a survey by security and storage specialist Symantec, businesses have mixed feelings when it comes to security-with a majority ranking it as...

Mobile Security Threats to Double by End of 2011: IBM Study

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Mobile threats have exploded this year, and researchers believe the number of mobile device exploits will double by the end of the year, according...

Intel, Kyocera, Others Push Japanese Tech, But U.S. Releases Unclear

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TOKYO-It's notoriously hard to predict what technologies will escape the lab and into the real world. For every hundred prototypes shown off to the...