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 FCC Finds AT&T's Purchase of T-Mobile not in the Public Interest The U.S. Federal Communications Commission's staff says AT&T's proposed $39 billion acquisition of rival T-Mobile USA is anticompetitive. Share:   |  Black Friday Deals to Take Care of Business Electronics stores and other mass retailers are pulling out the pricing stops the day after Thanksgiving. Here's a chance to stock up on gadgets for work. Share: | Firefox for Android Will Get Its New Interface Tonight A native interface should improve the mobile browser's speed, responsiveness, and memory usage, Mozilla says. Share: | AT&T Hits FCC Roadblock on Path to Acquire T-Mobile The FCC put a nail in the coffin of the proposed acquisition of T-Mobile by AT&T, declaring that the deal will lead to massive job losses and cuts in investment dollars. Share: | Senator Threatens Filibuster of Protect IP Act as Vote Nears The Protect IP Act, which would allow the U.S. Department of Justice to seek court orders focused on shutting down websites accused of copyright infringement... Share: | Google Protects Its Current HTTPS Traffic Against Future Attacks Google has modified the encryption method used by its HTTPS-enabled services including Gmail, Docs and Google+, in order to prevent current traffic from being... Share: | The Cloud, Day 11: Music in the Cloud I like to listen to music--while I work, and when I am not working. So, if I am spending 30 days in the cloud, I am also going to need a cloud-based solution for playing some tunes. Share: | HP to Put Xeon Chips in High-end Integrity Servers Hewlett-Packard has updated the road map for its high-end Integrity servers to include systems that can accommodate both Xeon- and Itanium-based servers side by... Share: | Western Digital Hard-disk Drive Takeover Approved, With Conditions Western Digital will be allowed to take over Hitachi’s hard disk drive business, but only if it sells off a 3.5-inch hard disk drive production plant. Share: | Dell PowerEdge Servers Get AMD's New 16-core Chips Dell on Tuesday said it has upgraded its PowerEdge servers with the just-released 16-core Opteron processors from Advanced Micro Devices. Share: | Google Closes Knol, Friend Connect and Other Services Google continues to shut down underperforming services, announcing Tuesday that Friend Connect, Knol and a few other services will soon go the way of Google... Share: | Intel Recasts Pentium Chip for Servers Intel is giving new life to its Pentium processor for servers, and has started shipping the new Pentium 350 chip for low-end servers. Share: | Court Rules That HP's Hurd Investigation Document Can Remain Secret A document tied to an internal Hewlett-Packard sexual harassment investigation of former CEO Mark Hurd will remain sealed, according to a ruling handed down this... Share: | The CFO's Role in the Data Breach War The disturbing rash of data breaches in recent years has demonstrated that data security -- always a huge concern of CFOs -- affects every company and its... Share: | Salesforce.com's Heroku Launches Stand-alone Database Service Salesforce.com's Heroku division has launched a stand-alone version of its PostgreSQL-based database, giving developers a "battle-tested" way to build... Share: | RIPE Questions Registration Freeze Related to Botnet Bust A Dutch organization responsible for allocating IP addresses to network providers in Europe is questioning an order by police to not allow changes to the... Share: | Nokia Siemens to Slash 17,000 Jobs Worldwide Struggling network infrastructure vendor Nokia Siemens Networks is planning to cut 17,000 jobs worldwide, as it aims to cut €1 billion (US$1.35 billion) from its... Share: | Mobile Flash for Android 4.0 Available by Years End Adobe says its final update to mobile Flash will be available for select devices by early December. Share: | Software Vendor Says Partnership With SAP Led to Stolen Trade Secrets Former SAP partner Wellogix is accusing the vendor of stealing its trade secrets and swindling it out of lucrative software projects, according to a lawsuit... Share: | |  | | Sponsored Downloads | | History Killer ProSecure your online and offline privacy by removing dangerous and compromising files. 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