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If your PC picks up a virus, whose fault is it?
A fully patched system with a firewall enabled offers almost complete protection against drive-by attacks and outside intruders.
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After WikiLeaks, White House tackles 'insider threat'
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Replicating Steve: Can Apple recreate Jobs' intangibles?
Apple is trying to reproduce Steve Jobs’ approach and way of thinking about products.
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Steve Jobs: Our digital version of Walt Disney
Focus. Entertainment. Delight. Emotional attachment. Theatrical.
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It's the Great iPhone 5, Charlie Brown!
While I am an Android user, I too wanted the Great Pumpkin -- the iPhone 5 -- to be real.
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Ellison announces Oracle Public Cloud
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Great Debate: iPhone 4S dream phone?
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Sony to buy out Ericsson 'to catch up' with rivals (report)
Sony, trying to break back into the market after the iPhone wiped its smartphones off the map, could ditch its partner Ericsson to do so.
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For an executive in decline, privacy and priorities
Amidst the crush of Steve Jobs coverage, it's worth reading one report detailing the Apple co-founder's priorities as business took a backseat.
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Gingerbread chasing Froyo; Ice Cream Sandwich unveiling delayed
The Android Gingerbread smartphone OS is catching up to Froyo in the wild. Ice Cream Sandwich was to be unveiled at an upcoming event in NYC, but that has been postponed.
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Nuance to acquire Swype for $100 million
Voice recognition giant Nuance has acquired Seattle-based startup Swype for $102.5 million, according to a recent SEC filing.
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Google introduces Safe Browsing Alerts for network administrators
On Thursday, the search giant announced the availability of a new service Safe Browsing Alerts for Network Administrators.
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T-Mobile intros starter 4G phones: myTouch and myTouch Q
The LG myTouch and myTouch Q may not boast the latest specs but should be affordable smartphones for T-Mobile's speedy 4G/HSPA+ network.
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Motorola sued by Google-funded company over Android patents
Motorola Mobility is being sued by a Google-funded company over a patent infringement allegation into Android smartphones. Awkward.
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Samsung/Google postpone Nexus Prime launch
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After WikiLeaks, White House tackles 'insider threat'
The White House will issue an executive order to put systems in place to safeguard classified government documents.
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MS Patch Tuesday heads-up: Expect 'critical' IE, Windows bulletins
Two of the eight bulletins --affecting IE, Windows and .Net Framework and Silverlight -- will be rated "critical," Microsoft's highest severity rating.
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