 Black Hat: System Links Your Face to Your Social Security Number and Other Private Things Soon it will be practicable to take someone's photo on a smartphone and within minutes know their Social Security number and a range of other private data. Share:   |
 CIOs Lack Adequate Cloud Computing Knowledge Traditional IT outsourcing customers are struggling with cloud computing. Share: |
Skype Takes iPad App Live, for Real This Time The app, which was prematurely released Monday, has been expected for more than a month, when reports surfaced that a release was imminent. Share: |
Windows XP's Share Falls Below 50% Microsoft's Windows XP has slipped under the 50% share mark for the first time since Web measurement company Net Applications began tracking operating system usage. Share: |
30 Days With Google+ Circles, and Huddles, and Sparks--oh my! This month I am spending 30 days exploring Google's new social network, Google+. Share: |
Nissan Eyes Powering Your House From Your Car In a twist on conventional charging for electric cars, Nissan has developed a system that allows a vehicle to supply electricity to power a house. Share: |
Consumer Reports Cautions on Hidden Costs of Mobile Wallets Paying for transactions with a smartphone sounds awesome, but Consumer Reports warns that how your mobile wallet is funded on the backend could result in more fees and less protection against fraud. Share: |
With Version 3.4.2, LibreOffice Is Business-Ready Numerous fixes and stability improvements mean companies need no longer hesitate to embrace the Microsoft Office alternative. Share: |
Google Cites Schmidt Testimony in Android Suit Defense Google wants a judge to throw out Java copyright infringement claims Oracle has lodged against the Android mobile OS, based partly on 17-year-old testimony from... Share: |
Japan Caretaker Robot Kneels to Lift People off Floor A caretaker robot developed in Japan has been equipped with powerful motors in its hips and advanced feedback sensors so that it can bend over and gently lift... Share: |
Huawei Appoints Former UK CIO to Head Cyber Security Post Chinese telecommunications equipment supplier Huawei has appointed a former U.K. government chief information officer to oversee the company's cyber security... Share: |
Zero-day Vulnerability Found in a Wordpress Image Utility Hackers are exploiting a problem with an image-resizing utility called TimThumb that is widely used in many themes for the blogging platform WordPress, although... Share: |
Google, LivingSocial Acquire Shopping Deals Sites Google and LivingSocial are expanding in the booming shopping discounts market with new acquisitions announced Monday. Share: |
Digia Opens Qt Office in the US Finnish company Digia has opened an office in the U.S. in an effort to boost the commercial usage of a cross-platform application and user interface framework... Share: |
India's HCL Says News International Deleted Mail News International directed service providers contracted to maintain its e-mail system to delete some messages, according to Indian outsourcer HCL Technologies... Share: |
Cognizant's Revenue, Profits Rise on Outsourcing Demand Cognizant Technology Solutions reported on Tuesday growth in revenue and profits for the quarter ended June 30, as demand grows for offshore outsourcing. Share: |
LightSquared to Provide Satellite Phones for Tribes LightSquared said Monday it will donate as many as 2,000 satellite phones, with service, to a health agency serving American Indians in rural areas. Share: |
CumuLogic Offers Private PaaS Cloud Software CumuLogic is releasing a beta version of software that lets enterprises build a private platform-as-a-service cloud for running Java applications. Share: |
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