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With the Droid, Verizon answers iPhone's call A Motorola Droid mobile device is shown in San Francisco, Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009. AP) Sunday, November 8, 2009 Please don't call the Droid an "iPhone killer." Verizon Wireless's...
By JOELLE TESSLER AP Technology Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - With the technology industry looking on, the Supreme Court on Monday will explore what types of inventions should be eligible for a patent in a pivotal case that could...
Gigabyte Technology issued a on Friday that fixes a problem for some Windows 7 users who have been unable to sync their iPhones. said they were investigating the issue, which people are complaining about on an Apple forum. The...
Attend this webcast to get insights into Windows 7 and find out how Sophos can help you extend protection against the increasingly complex malware threats; we can help you control your users’ environment, and most of all...
Always-on Internet connectivity is keeping malware concerns alive and well. We examine whether antivirus software is up to the task, or whether it's a security solution of the past. The History Of PC (In)security For a long...
Cyber Cynic: "...Microsoft's future might best be served in releasing its own version of Linux that he's a Linux fan. Wrong, this prophet of Windows doom and gloom was Keith Curtis, a former Microsoft Research staffer. Could he...
According to this woman, who was in line at 3 a.m. this morning at a Verizon store in order to be the very first owner of a Motorola Droid phone in SF, this is "the phone [she's] been waiting for." What do you think, dear...
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The Nook has two important capabilities that could expand the market for e-book readers beyond Amazon's device. Zack Urlocker, InfoWorld I've been following the development of smartphones, tablets, and single-purpose devices...
It's not just the Linux faithful who are predicting the demise of Windows -- an ex-Microsoft employee believes that "proprietary software is eventually going to be doomed." Preston Gralla, Computerworld It's not only long-time...
