Beach reads for techies 2013
IT folks talk about what they plan to read this summer -- and on which device. (Print, your days are numbered.) Read more...
Google Glass breaks into business
Like the tablet market, Google Glass may currently be viewed as a consumer product. But it will soon be seen on the faces of IT and mobile employees, and will be managed by IT. Read more...
- Republicans package H-1B plan in attractive website
- Intel claims Haswell will offer 50% more battery life in laptops
- Windows 8 users snub 'Modern' apps, stick to desktop
- Microsoft brushes off claim Xbox Live accounts were compromised
- Google tests enhanced notifications in Chrome browser
- Google to lengthen SSL encryption keys in August
- Facebook is the new religion, Ashton Kutcher says
- U.S. urged to let companies 'hack-back' at IP cyber thieves
- U.S. ITC won't ban Microsoft's Xbox as Google requests
- IT weather forecast: Hurricanes with a chance of dead satellites
- Google engineer bashes Microsoft's handling of security researchers, discloses Windows zero-day
- Facebook delays Home in Europe, seeks stronger 'First' impression
- New Kinect for Windows to improve human interaction with computers
- Tech hotshots: The rise of the dataviz expert
- A stinky onion blooms in the Senate, say H-1B critics
- Researchers find more versions of digitally signed Mac OS X spyware
- EU aims to beat US in chip race
- Electricity's in the air: Powermat ties the knot with PowerKiss
- Twitter aims to become safer with two-step sign-in
- Preston Gralla: Preston Gralla: Does Lenovo's high earnings show there's gold in Windows 8?
- AMD opens Android door
- As Ethernet turns 40, some seek to take it to the cloud
- Growing mobile malware threat swirls (mostly) around Android
- Jonny Evans: Apple iWatch hits pre-production as product tests begin
- HP profit falls 32% as PC and server sales decline
Rising salaries boost IT optimism, though not everyone is feeling upbeat. Our survey of 4,000+ IT workers shows who's riding the wave and why. Use our interactive tool and compare your own paycheck.
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At a cost starting at $1,600, Toshiba's KiraBook offers a sleek exterior and high-end tech.
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You can stop users from putting bad software on good machines -- without expensive tools.
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Should we fear the rise of robots? These 10 advancements in technology could put folks from pharmacists to fast food cooks out of work.
Microsoft's controversial new OS is here, along with a slew of slick new devices that run it. Will consumers bite?
