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  • Cloud Computing: Cost, Efficiency and Security

    Cost and efficiency still trump security, and that is unlikely to change. No CIO will last long if they reject efficiency savings from cloud services, just because security cannot be guaranteed. The cloud and cloud computing is expanding and is here to stay

    The Cell Phone Turns 40

    Forty years ago the cell phone era began on the streets of New York City. The historic first cell phone call was made by Martin Cooper, director of systems operations for the communications division of Motorola, to his main rival at Bell Labs

    Tablets to Overtake Smartphones as Most Used Mobile Device for Browsing

    It won't be long before tablets are the preferred choice for mobile Internet browsing and surfing. According to a study, tablets will overtake smartphones soon

    The Death of Depth

    Technology now makes it possible for people to live out their delusions in all their grandeur. Looking like you're great has replaced true greatness. And what's most concerning is that there are increasingly fewer people who can tell the difference

    Future Smart Devices Will Extend Our Senses

    Imagine shopping for clothes online and being able to run your hand across the screen on your computer or smartphone to feel the fabrics. That kind of simulation technology could be available within the next five years

    Best New Tech For Moms At The Consumer Electronics Show

    Here's a look at the best technology for moms from this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas

    Mobile Technology Trends: Give Your Apps a Voice

    When looking to integrate voice controls to mobile apps, developers are faced with a growing array of options. To help sort through the technology, we recently spoke with Ben Lilienthal

    We Humans Headed Toward Obsolescence

    California joins Nevada in allowing Google and others to test 'autonomous' cars. The law in both states requires a human driver onboard to take over in case of emergency but the cars apparently don't need the help

    Google+ Offers Custom URLs to Businesses, Brands and Celebrities

    Recently Google+ has granted vanity URL's for popular brands, well-known businesses and companies

  • The Internet Racket

    Is your Internet bill too high? You can thank the phone and cable companies for that. Phone and cable providers are reaping obscene profit margins from their dominance of the Internet market

    Smartphone and tablet users watch more movies on average

    Smartphones and tablets are fast becoming popular for people who love to watch movies. According to Nielsen, smartphone and tablet users watched 9 percent and 20 percent more

    Report Highlights Economic Threat of Hacking

    Officials say hackers pose a threat to the nation's economy and accuse China of carrying out the most cyber-attacks. Some estimates put the cost to the U.S. economy at tens of billions of dollars each year

    Google Offers Virtual Hike Through the Grand Canyon

    The Grand Canyon's remote location in the southwestern state of Arizona, make it hard for many to make the trip. Now, thanks to Google Maps, anyone with an internet connection can take a virtual hike through the rugged terrain

    Will Robots Steal Your Job?

    '60 Minutes' correspondent Steve Kroft examines how high-tech advances are reinventing the workplace, often without creating jobs for human beings

    Mobile Apps and Accessibility

    Developers and accessibility experts now say that the general approaches used in the web world can also apply to the rapidly expanding field of mobile devices and apps

    The Internet Enhances Beer Muscles

    Welcome to the seamy underbelly of the communications revolution

    Taking a Break from Emails Decreases Stress

    A study from the University of California and U.S. Army researchers says being cut off from email noticeably reduces stress and allows employees to focus better

    Inside the Silicon Valley Gender Gap

    At the biggest and most recognizable Internet companies there are a few powerful women in the C-suites, but very few are at the head of the boardroom table

  • Bill Gates Talks Tech and Philanthropy

    Bill Gates remains chairman of Microsoft, but he stepped back from his day-to-day role nearly five years ago, and now, with his wife Melinda, runs the world's largest charity

    Facebook Fasting

    Spending time on Facebook is a social event. But what if you need a break? What if you're just tired of your friends; can you take a break and come back a few weeks later? That's the question researchers explored in their recent study

    Facebook 'Unfriending' Triggers Real-life Consequences

    Facebook users who decide to unfriend someone may trigger a series of real-life consequences which reach beyond cyberspace, according to a new study

    Web Gadgets in United States Outnumber Americans

    It's official-- there are more devices to connect you to the internet in America than Americans

    Getting Organized: Developing an Organizational App

    Cozi offers iPhone, Android and BlackBerry apps so members can access calendars and lists from wherever. Holly Mesrobian, Cozi's CTO, discusses the development work behind the organizer

    Consumers Like Smartphones with Bigger Screens

    In the world of smartphones, bigger is definitely better. According to a study, smartphones with bigger and wider screens sell better

    The Social Media Games

    Since Beijing, Twitter has grown from approximately just over six million users to 175 million active accounts, and the London Games are becoming touted as the first 'social media Games'

    Big Cable's Plan to Lock Down Your Future

    While the likes of Comcast and Time Warner Cable have every right to profit from their investments and services, they shouldn't abuse their dominant market share to remake our Internet in their image

    To App or Not to App?

    A growing number of companies are skipping or abandoning apps, and the reasons why are something that every developer ought to consider

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    Tribute to the TV Remote Control

    Trade in Your Old Gadgets for Cash or Credit

    Dawn of the Phablet

    Are You a Tech Geek?

    How to Conquer Tech Buyer's Remorse

    Is Free Public Wi-Fi Safe?

    Is Your Office Preparing For an iPad Insurgency?

    Why the New iPad Features Don't Really Matter

    How to Use Google+

    The Role of Google+ in Business

    Twitter Good Barometer of National Emotional State

    Facebook Privacy Settings You Should Change Now

    Facebook Business Strategies That Work

    Are Your Employees Addicted to Social Media?

    Woman Puts Husband Up For Sale on Craigslist

    How to Be Successful:
    Think Like Larry Ellison

    5 Smartphone Picks Made Simple

     

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  • New Programming Languages to Watch

    Today, there are at least a dozen up-and-coming languages vying to become the next C++ or Java

    Why Do We Need Intelligent Desktop Virtualization?

    A vision of desktop virtualization as an evolution of desktop management that eliminates the compromise between IT and users

    Security Issues for Multicore Processors

    Multicore processers are increasingly common in everything from PCs to smartphones -- and increasingly attractive to hackers. Robert Watson explains the threats and how to mitigate them

    Open Clouds

    Enterprise IT managers and developers have a number of tools at their disposal that address private cloud development from an open-source perspective

  • DevOps: Indispensable Approach or Costly Distraction?

    The task of getting software development and operations groups to cooperate is a perennial IT challenge. Into that particular divide steps DevOps

    Where New Parallel Developments Fit Into Your Toolkit

    The rise of multicore processors and programmable GPUs has sparked a wave of developments in parallel programming languages

    HPC: Coming to an IT Shop Near You?

    High-performance computing (HPC) solutions have long been deployed by Fortune 1000 accounts, but costs have prohibited implementation by smaller enterprises. Here's how cloud computing has changed the playing field

    Getting to Know NoSQL

    NoSQL databases are getting loads of attention, but does this technology really meet IT needs?

  • Getting Physical with Virtual Servers

    The inability to effectively manage data across both physical and virtual environments has forced IT shops to put off more serious cloud implementations. But there are emerging answers

    Maxing out Multicore

    University of Wisconsin Professor Mark Hill explains, Amdahl's Law is essential to understanding why coding is key to maximizing multicore performance

    Near Field Communication: Niche Tech or Next Big Thing?

    Vendors are adding this ultra-short-range wireless technology to devices such as smartphones and laptops, for applications such as electronic payment. Is this just scratching the surface of what NFC can do? Intel's NFC experts offer insight

    Near-Field Communication Technology the Next Big Thing

  • Advanced Tech News, VOIP News, Advanced Technology News, Reviews

    How to Pick the Right Cloud Provider

    Use the Cloud to Go Mobile

    Why You Should Inventory Business Cloud Use

    Tips for Building and Deploying Cloud-based Apps

    Is Ruby on Rails a Crown Jewel?

    The Next Disruptive Technologies

    4 Collaboration Tools to Transform Your Projects

    Ubiquitous Computing: Is Ubicomp at a Tipping Point?

    How to Recover From a Social Media Mistake

    5 Steps to a Successful Enterprise Wireless Strategy

    5 Keys for Moving Enterprise Security to the Cloud

    Project Management Tips From the Pros

    Finding the Right Skill Set

    How to Get the Best Service From IT Vendors

    Mobile Pay Can Give You an Edge

     

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  • Cloud Computing: Cost, Efficiency and Security

    Cost and efficiency still trump security, and that is unlikely to change. No CIO will last long if they reject efficiency savings from cloud services, just because security cannot be guaranteed. The cloud and cloud computing is expanding and is here to stay

    Yahoo Shuts Down Several Projects

    Yahoo chief executive officer Marissa Mayer has decided to cut several projects in order to save resources

    Facebook 'Unfriending' Triggers Real-life Consequences

    Facebook users who decide to unfriend someone may trigger a series of real-life consequences which reach beyond cyberspace, according to a new study

    Stripping Down to 140 Characters

    Nowhere should we be more attuned to social media than in international relations. Diplomacy has always been Darwinian: we have to evolve or die, just as diplomats did when sea routes opened up or the telephone was invented

    False Tweets, Future Jailbirds?

    Today's winner of the bonehead tweeting prize in my view goes to a 29-year-old hedge fund analyst Shashank Tripathi of New York, also known by the bold and audacious Twitter handle ComfortablySmug

    Web Companies Need to Step Up on Protecting Kids Privacy

    Everybody can agree that the privacy of children needs to be protected when they use the Internet. The question is, whose responsibility is it?

    Germany's IT Watchdog Warns Users Against Internet Explorer

    The German government agency controlling IT-safety is warning internet users against using Microsoft's Internet Explorer because of a potential security flaw

    Hitching Social Media to Humanitarian Assistance

    Citizen journalists say social media's impact is not limited to political rabble-rousing and that it can also be a useful tool in humanitarian emergencies

    The Surprising Health Benefits of Texting

    Did you know that adults send and receive an average of 41.5 text messages a day? But if those messages have smiley faces, or Web shorthand, it could be good for your mental health

  • Boston Marathon Bombings: When Profiling Becomes a Real Menace

    The meteoric rise of new Internet media has created a dangerous rise of send-before-you-think journalism, especially in do-it-yourself media. That puts a greater burden on news consumers to be skeptical about how and what they are being served

    Pinterest Could Soon be Second Most Used Social Network

    While Facebook won't be usurped any time soon from its top spot, the competition for second place is heating up as Pinterest is gaining ground on Twitter

    Facebook Fasting

    Spending time on Facebook is a social event. But what if you need a break? What if you're just tired of your friends; can you take a break and come back a few weeks later? That's the question researchers explored in their recent study

    Revolution through iDemocracy

    A look at two books that celebrate the internet for its ability to undermine old tyrannies and increase the potential for democratic participation

    What Tyrants Fear Most: Social Media

    Most of the world's dictators share a common fear, and it's not of the United States, NATO, the United Nations or any outside entity. No, the force that most threatens them is social media

    Russia's Internet Censorship

    Although the technical implementation of the blocking has been subject to informed criticism by industry bodies, the powers granted over Russian website content are in fact nothing new

    Google+ Users Happier than Facebook Users

    Google+ received high marks for customer satisfaction on the Social Media Customer Satisfaction list. It beat out other social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter

    Is There an Internet Off Switch?

    What would happen if we suddenly lost access to the internet? What if the online services we have come to rely upon were unavailable? And is this too far-fetched or a real possibility?

    Power of the iMob

    Protesting used to mean turning up on cold, rainy days with a badly-made placard and hoping others would be there too

  • Google Offers Virtual Hike Through the Grand Canyon

    The Grand Canyon's remote location in the southwestern state of Arizona, make it hard for many to make the trip. Now, thanks to Google Maps, anyone with an internet connection can take a virtual hike through the rugged terrain

    Arming The Information Highway Patrol

    The internet has been an unprecedented engine for global development on every level. But there is a darker side to it, and the Government believes it is time to shine a strong light on those shadows

    Bing's Marketing Campaign Shows People Prefer It Over Google

    Microsoft's 'Bing it on' campaign is already showing encouraging results

    RapidShare: Megaupload File-Sharing Pirates Are Unwelcome

    The popular file-sharing service says it's gone on the straight and narrow

    Is Social Media a Waste of Time?

    You can get big payoffs from Facebook and Twitter -- but only if you use it wisely, says our expert blogger. Here's how

    How to Watch TV for Free -- or Close to It

    Still dropping money on cable? Welcome to the 21st century, where you can watch your favorite TV shows on the cloud -- for close to $0

    Should You Talk Politics Online?

    Absolutely! But be sure you're doing it right. Our expert blogger shows you how

    Ten Ways to Keep Your Online Information Secure

    As long as consumers take a few basic steps to help protect their information, security experts agree that online banking remains safe. Here are 10 steps consumers to take to make sure their information is safe

  • Online Internet Technology News, Internet Web 2.0 News and Internet Reviews

    Ready for HTML5

    New Facebook Effort Targets Educating School Counselors

    How to Find Happiness on Social Networks

    How to Boost Your Reputation and Build an Audience Online

    Google Finds New Way to Deal with Websites That Infringe Copyrights

    Are You Too Snarky Online?

    Should You Really Post That Comment?

    What the Web Says About You

    Top 3 Kid-safe Social Networks

    Twitter Aims for Simplicity

    Social Networking Leads to Smoking, Drinking and Drug Use

    5 Tips to Facebook Efficiently

    How to Use Facebook So It Does not Use You

    Should You 'Friend' Your Teens Online?

    Should You Switch to Google+ ?

    How Facebook and Your Free Time Can Get You Fired

    Should You Ban Your Tweens From Facebook?

     

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  • Do You Take This Smartphone for Better or Worse?

    I tepidly approached the empty stool next to her. 'Excuse me,' I said, my gaze traveling from her eyes downward. 'Not interested pal,' she replied curtly. 'May I just touch it for a moment? Better yet, can I hold it?'

    The Death of Depth

    Technology now makes it possible for people to live out their delusions in all their grandeur. Looking like you're great has replaced true greatness. And what's most concerning is that there are increasingly fewer people who can tell the difference

    The Sad, Pathetic Personality of a Computer Hacker

    My 79-year-old father looked at me through tears of frustration, staring at his PC. In just 24 hours, he had been shunned by dozens of people who, up until now, he thought were his friends

    The Mob That New Technology Has Made

    One touch of a button. One group e-mail. One Facebook post. And boom! Everyone knows everything. Or everyone is in one place. The ability to rally followers with a single post has shown its dark side, with the recent events in London and other places

    Bashing Bosses on Social Media

    I plan to do a job search by tweeting (through) Twitter. I will ask my followers to re-tweet my urgent need to get away from this horrible job and ugly boss to their followers, and ask everyone to tell me about any opening they hear about. I need my paychecks. Can I get fired for going online and dissing my boss?

    Should You Talk Politics Online?

    Absolutely! But be sure you're doing it right. Our expert blogger shows you how

  • Facebook 'Unfriending' Triggers Real-life Consequences

    Facebook users who decide to unfriend someone may trigger a series of real-life consequences which reach beyond cyberspace, according to a new study

    4 Ways to Protect Your Kids Online

    New research shows the increasing dangers kids face online. Here's how you can help

    Are Kids Too Wired?

    In an effort to keep up with my tech-savvy patients and their parents, I read a study from a well-known software maker that confirmed something we all know: Our kids are extremely wired

    Is Your Teen Sexting?

    As a parent, you have the right to know what your teens are doing with their smartphones or laptops. Here's what you can do if you think your teen is sexting

    Home Movies:
    Then and Now

    While home-moviemaking has been possible in one shape or another for the last 70 years, the cameras were often expensive, klutzy and fragile. But it has come a long way since your uncle's Grand Canyon slides. Here's how home-filmmaking has been upgraded since then

  • Facebook Fasting

    Spending time on Facebook is a social event. But what if you need a break? What if you're just tired of your friends; can you take a break and come back a few weeks later? That's the question researchers explored in their recent study

    Here's Some Information You Don't Need

    The central problem with the Information Age is ... information. Or, to put it another way ...

    Democracy in Cyberspace

    Advances in internet communications technology has broken down the barriers between peoples and nations. In this view, the spread of the 'freedom virus' -- the democratization of communications -- will bring about the further democratization of the world

    The Digital Disruption

    The advent and power of connection technologies will make the 21st century all about surprises. Governments will be caught off-guard. For the media, reporting will increasingly become a collaborative enterprise between traditional news organizations and the quickly growing number of citizen journalists

    Can You Get Fired for Your Blog Posts?

    Before you talk smack about your employer on your blog or social networks, think twice: You could get yourself fired. Follow these pointers, though, and you'll minimize your chances of getting axed for what you post

  • Cyberculture News, Technoculture News, Reviews, Articles

    Woman Puts Husband Up For Sale on Craigslist

    Should You Let Your Teens Blog?

    Internet Powers Revolutions and Saves Lives

    Virtual World No Substitute for Real One

    Protect Youth From Online Harassment

    Is Your Tween (Illegally) on Facebook?

    4 Strategies to Avert Virtual Arguments

    New Gadgets Straight From the Big Screen

    Is There an App for That?

    Fresh Coinages From the Furnace of E-Culture

    The iPhone and I

     

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  • Price-Fixing Suit Could be a Spot on Apple

    The suit may have permanently changed the e-book market, and perhaps marred a trusted brand

    4 Twitter Tips for Success

    Ready to revamp (or launch) your Twitter business strategy? Veteran tweeter Alexis Wolfer shares her tips

    How to Tweet to Get Results

    A little Internet fame never hurt anyone. Here's how to tweet to get results, whether it's more visibility for your work, site or message

    Facebook Business Strategies That Work

    Use Facebook right, and you'll boost your business image -- and your profits. Here's how

  • eBay Unveils New Design, Launches Same Day Delivery Service

    eBay has revealed a new look inspired by the increasing use of mobile devices for retail purchases and has introduced a same day delivery service

    The Latest Buying Gimmick: 'Google Wallet'

    'Mobile payment' is finally hitting primetime, and Google Wallet is the first 'digital wallet' entry.

    How Apple's iCloud Changes Business

    Apple's new iCloud offers cloud-minded IT pros some clout. But there are factors to consider about cloud storage, says our cloud-storage expert

    Use the Cloud to Go Mobile

    When it comes to the mobile cloud, small businesses lead the way

  • Google to be Top Ad Revenue Earner by End of this Year

    According to market research firm eMarketer, search giant Google will have a 15.4 percent market share of total online ad revenue in the United States by the end of the year

    Apple iPad 2: A Smarter Business Tool

    If your organization wasn't ready to deploy the iPad before, now might be the time. Here's what to consider.

    Why You Can't Ignore iPhone / iPad Security

    Apple products no longer get a pass when it comes to security. Here's how to ensure iPhone and iPad security in your company

    How to Recover From a Social Media Mistake

    Managing a company's social reputation requires media-savvy strategies -- especially in a crisis, says global digital strategist Dallas Lawrence

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    Why You Should Inventory Business Cloud Use

    Best Tablets for Your Business

    The App Guide: 5 Must-have Shopping Apps

    Mobile Pay Can Give You an Edge

    Internet Polices Itself on Blogger Advertising Better Than the FTC Ever Could

    Fairness in Advertising Must Extend to the Blogosphere

     

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  • Microsoft experiences cyberattack; employee computers affected

    Hackers have found a new target in Microsoft. The software giant experienced a similar cyberattack when a small number of its computers were subject to malicious software

    Report Highlights Economic Threat of Hacking

    Officials say hackers pose a threat to the nation's economy and accuse China of carrying out the most cyber-attacks. Some estimates put the cost to the U.S. economy at tens of billions of dollars each year

    The Cyber Menace

    Computer crime could soon pose a greater threat to world security than terrorism. Our author analyses the problem and looks at the ambivalent attitude of states towards countering it

    Securing the Enterprise Better With Encryption Instructions

    How to deploy encryption when its performance might otherwise be impractical

    China's Cyber 'Predators' Must Be Stopped

    Author of controversial cyber espionage bill says it would let U.S. stop predators, not spy on its own

    McAfee's Edward Metcalf Shares Hybrid Rootkit-thwarting Strategy

    Here's how security experts combine hardware and software techniques for a new layer of protection

    A Game Plan for Protecting Stored Data

    Data breaches threaten not only your customers' information, but your company's reputation too. Here's how to create a strong security policy to protect stored data

    Why You Can't Ignore iPhone / iPad Security

    Apple products no longer get a pass when it comes to security. Here's how to ensure iPhone and iPad security in your company

  • Android targeted by malware and cybercriminals

    Android, Google's mobile operating system, is a target for mobile malware according to a report recently compiled by Blue Coat Systems

    Twitter Hit by Cyber Attack

    Social media giant Twitter says it was hacked recently, in a sophisticated cyber attack that exposed the passwords and other information of about 250,000 users

    Cyber Threats: Establishing the First Line of Defense

    Much of the global cyber threat -- whether this is to critical infrastructure, the economy or the security of individuals -- takes the form of attacks on organizations outside government control

    Why Linux Needs Malware Protection

    Here's how enterprises and developers should be rethinking their assumptions about Linux platform and device security

    Widespread Android Virus Could Hide in Popular App Updates

    A chief officer with a leading cybersecurity company says hackers are rapidly setting their sights on Android, and it could cost users thousands of dollars in unwanted text messages

    Is Free Public Wi-Fi Safe?

    Here's what you need to do to keep your data safe when you're connecting to the cloud via free public Wi-Fi

    Keep Your Data Safe When Telecommuting

    If your home office is your work headquarters, then the Web is the key to your success. Check out these strategies to secure your devices to prevent data loss and virus invasions

    Social Media and Privacy (or Lack Thereof)

    Why is it that privacy is not a huge topic in social media?

  • CISPA Effectively Addresses Threat of Cybercrime

    CISPA represents the best, most flexible, and effective approach to developing a more robust and responsive cybersecurity infrastructure

    How to Reduce Smartphone Security Risks

    Employees using their own smartphones for work? Here's how to cope, says this mobile expert.

    Information Security MBA's Teach Business Side of Cybersecurity

    Business schools train grad students to handle security breaches and protect customer data

    Cyber Security as a Wicked Problem

    The litany of breaches, thefts and damage continues with ominous regularity, but why is cyber security such a difficult arena in which to make progress?

    How to Prevent Identity Theft

    Here's how you can reduce the risk of online identity theft by taking these steps

    9 Ways to Avoid Online Scams

    Every year, thousands of customers run into online scams. Here are nine tips to keep you from being a victim

  • Internet Security, Computer Network Security and Internet Privacy News Articles

    5 Apps and Strategies for Mobile Security

    5 Facebook Privacy Settings You Should Change Now

    Security Tips for Your Smartphone or Tablet

    Is Social Media Malware Infecting Your Business?

    Why You Need Double Protection Now: Hardware and Software

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    The Great E-reader Roundup

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Although digital communities enable youths to socialize with peers and develop multimedia skills, these online forums also have risks. Fortunately there are ways for parents to help their children avoid these new types of harm

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Google unveiled 'Find My Face' tool as the internet search giant made its first step into social facial recognition

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One of the world's largest BitTorrent sites is going to put servers on GPS-controlled aircraft drones in order to evade authorities who are looking to shut the site down

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Multicore processers are increasingly common in everything from PCs to smartphones -- and increasingly attractive to hackers. Robert Watson explains the threats and how to mitigate them

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Two weeks after his death, a biography provides insight into one of the world's greatest businessmen

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Here's some advice to keep up with your child's technology, while also keeping your family safe from digital traps

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Sales of Apple's iPhone 4S topped one million on its first day

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Smartphones running on Android operating system outsold Apple's iPhone in the second quarter of 2011. The competition for consumer smartphone loyalty is not only between buyers of the devices but also among app developers who now are also designing apps for the more popular Android

The Role of Google+ in Business

The online search giant took aim at Facebook when it launched Google+, a social network that combines old services (Google Profiles, Google Buzz, etc.) with new. But is Google+ strictly for consumers, or can its applications benefit businesses too?

Mobile Hot Spot: How to Choose the Right One

Having to buy wireless coverage for each device you own can be a hassle. What's smarter and more efficient is to get one connection to the wireless carrier's network that can work for all devices and be at the ready when you're away from the office. What's the best way to do this? Let's review your options

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The Long-term Commitment of Embedded Wireless

Wireless machine-to-machine (M2M) communications gives enterprises new options for tracking assets, reducing overhead costs, ensuring employee safety and delivering value-added services. But what happens when the underlying wireless technology gets phased out?

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10 Ways to Stay Safe While Shopping Online

With more shoppers than ever turning to mobile devices and computers for holiday shopping, many are inadvertently leaving themselves vulnerable to online fraud and scams. Here are 10 ways to avoid becoming a victim this holiday season

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The Cloud: A Security Solution for Small Business

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Apple's Steve Jobs: Not Quite Henry Ford

Above all, Steve Jobs brought an elegant sense of aesthetics to an industry that was, up to then, innocent of it

One Thing Steve Jobs Couldn't Change: Our Mortality

No doubt Steve Jobs had an impact on the world. The man who shaped Apple into the most influential company of our time also changed global technology forever. On the other hand, Steve Jobs is a harsh yet humbling reminder that we can never overpower our mortality

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What Can the Cloud Do For You?

Chances are part of your head is already in the clouds: Are you on Facebook? Have you tried out Google Docs? Do you watch movies on Netflix? Then, you've used a cloud-based service; you just didn't realize it.

Are You a PC, Mac or Cloud?

It used to be that you were either a Mac or a PC. Now you can add another category of operating system: cloud

How Apple's iCloud Changes Business

Apple's new iCloud offers cloud-minded IT pros some clout. But there are factors to consider about cloud storage, says our cloud-storage expert

The Cost of Paying for Netflix

What do Netflix's price changes mean for subscribers, and how stupid is splitting the costs on unlimited DVD and streaming plans?

Future for Slates, Tablets and iPads

Matt Ployhar takes a look at the future of the slate form factor and its potential impact on everything from console gaming to Windows 8

Small Business Video: Life After the Flip

Want to enhance your brand with online video? Our expert blogger from VideoGenie tells you how

Consumer Electronics Show

Every year, the tech industry goes gaga over CES, the annual Las Vegas trade show that represents the world's largest gathering of new consumer-electronic wizardry. We media types get to peruse the newest, coolest technology before it hits stores. And then we get to tell you what you'll be buying over the next 12 months. It's really a win-win all around. Here's what we saw

4 Ways to Protect Your Kids Online

New research shows the increasing dangers kids face online. Here's how you can help

That's Entertainment: 3D Leaps From Theater to Home

James Cameron propelled 3D entertainment into the mainstream by achieving extraordinary success on the big screen. Now he has his eye on a new frontier: home entertainment

Why Investors Should Keep Their Eyes on the Cloud

Analysts say cloud computing will revolutionize the way we use technology

Take Advantage of Free Shipping Deals This Holiday Season

Skipping shipping and handling costs for online purchases can go a long way toward helping you stick to a holiday budget.

Online Shopping Deals Hurt State Budgets

When the final receipts are tabulated, consumers are expected to have spent a record $1.2 billion on Cyber Monday. And, say some groups and lawmakers, state budgets will have missed out on large sums of tax dollars to which they are rightfully entitled

FBI Wants to Monitor Social Media for 'Emerging Threats'

The FBI wants to develop a program that would track Twitter and Facebook updates

10 Ways to Stay Safe While Shopping Online

With more shoppers than ever turning to mobile devices and computers for holiday shopping, many are inadvertently leaving themselves vulnerable to online fraud and scams. Here are 10 ways to avoid becoming a victim this holiday season

Cloud Computing:
Protect Yourself Online

The cloud's features we love most also leave our families vulnerable, but you can use the cloud without compromising your privacy.

Best Tablets for Your Business

Thanks to the success of Apple's iPad, tablets are taking the market by storm. Tech expert Marc Saltzman guides you through the new offerings

Connected TV

Computers and televisions have finally gotten together, and their offspring is just taking their baby steps out into the market. The big news at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this year was Connected TV (aka Smart TV or Internet TV). So what is it, and why should you care?

The Future of 3-D Video

We work on dozens of video projects with the best companies and finishing houses in New York City, and they're all trying to figure out how to work 3-D. Not technically -- that part is straightforward -- but as part of their business. They're not getting a lot of calls for it, so they're trying to figure out how to price it and market it

Are Free Public Wi-Fi Networks Safe?

Free Wi-Fi connections can be tempting for traveling employees. And hey, you can't blame them, as one less item on an expense report can make them look better -- especially if your company is tightening its belt. But talking to them about the risks can help protect them -- and you

The Future According to Google

Google is disruptive in the marketplace, and they'll continue to try to solve complex problems. Here's a sampling of what Google is working on these days

Fame And a Bully's Revenge

Angry at your neighbor's brazen takeover of the shared sidewalk? Insulted by your obnoxious boss? Cowed by that pushy co-worker who takes all the credit for your hard work? Don't stress. Technology will facilitate your revenge. Fame awaits you if you video your revolt and post it on YouTube

Worst-case Computer Scenarios

You have a paper due, and you're one of those students who put the 'pro' in procrastination. But you figure you have plenty of time to bang that baby out before deadline … that is, until your computer starts acting up. Before you hit the panic button, read on to push your worries aside and troubleshoot common computer issues with these quick and easy do-it-yourself fixes

Do You Need an iPad for Your Small Business?

Apple hasn't been a huge player in the business market. For the past 20 years or so, small businesses have mostly chosen Windows-based PCs over Macs -- and Macs are, after all, more expensive. Although it's unlikely that any major changes are in store, Apple has opened a new front in the small-business market with the iPad. Here's the pros and cons of an iPad for your small business


Cloud Tools to Boost Your Productivity

Do you think of the Web as procrastination central? It can be, but there are also tons of tools out there that can actually help you get things done. Countless cloud tools and services like Ciaburri's preferred one allow you to access your files and collaborate with others from just about any device or computer. Here are five cloud tools that will help you get more done today

Government Takes a Step Toward Cloud Computing

Each year, the U.S. government spends approximately $80 billion on information technology, making it the largest consumer of IT in the world. But because of a drawn-out budgetand approval process, which often takes as long as three years -- an eon in the tech world -- federal agencies lag far behind the private sector when it comes to IT

M.B.A. Programs Are Biting Apple's iPad

While the iPad can prove to be a welcome distraction thanks to the bevy of games and creative apps available, several top business schools are measuring their effectiveness as teaching tools, not toys. And they're pleased with the early results

Nobel Winner Right About Risks of e-Books

When I interviewed Mario Vargas Llosa a few days ago on the occasion of his well-deserved and long overdue Nobel Prize in literature, one of the things that most caught my attention was his opinion about electronic books. He made no secret about his anxiety over the future of literature in the age of the e-book


Is Our Obsession With Internet-Based Media Veering Into Addiction?

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FCC Could Mess Up Internet With 'Net Neutrality' Rules No One Needs

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