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Microsoft Office 2013 fires shot at Google's enterprise push
With the upcoming release of Office 2013, Microsoft is putting a lot of focus on the cloud in a bid to compete with Google. Read More


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Microsoft could face billions in new fines over browser choice
European Union antitrust regulators today threatened Microsoft with more fines, potentially in the billions of dollars, after the company failed to make good on its promise to offer consumers there a choice of browsers. Read More

Windows XP and Vista: No Office 2013 for you
Microsoft confirmed yesterday that the new Office 2103 will not run on older PCs powered by Windows XP or Vista. Read More

Judge dismisses privacy lawsuit against LinkedIn
A federal judge in California dismissed a privacy class-action lawsuit against LinkedIn that alleged the social media network violated provisions of the Stored Communications Act (SCA) when it disclosed the IDs and browsing histories of LinkedIn users to advertising companies. Read More

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Grum botnet still alive after suffering significant blow
One of the world's most active spam botnets -- Grum -- was crippled after two of its command and control (CnC) servers hosted in the Netherlands were taken down, according to researchers from security firm FireEye. Read More

Auto insurer Progressive alleges software license shakedown by Pitney Bowes
A large auto insurance provider has become embroiled in a court battle with Pitney Bowes, alleging that the software vendor claims a 20-year-old license agreement between the companies has been significantly misinterpreted and that a significant additional amount of money is owed. Read More


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The Byte - Office 2013, Samsung Galaxy S III, Soyuz docks, Fujitsu phone
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer pitches Office 2013. We're surprised by how fast the new Samsung Galaxy S III is. Soyuz docks with the International Space Station. Read More

Court dismisses Novell antitrust case against Microsoft
Microsoft has won a motion to dismiss a seven-year-old, $1.3 billion lawsuit from Novell charging Microsoft with illegal antitrust actions around its Windows 95 release. Read More

SAP to detail 'five-pillar' analytics strategy
SAP is planning to organize its analytics and BI (business intelligence) product strategy around five "pillars," or subject areas, spanning from essential platform technology to social collaboration. Read More

Motorola's Xoom tablet doesn't infringe on Apple's designs, German court rules
Motorola's Xoom tablet does not infringe on some of Apple's community designs, the regional court of DA1/4sseldorf ruled on Tuesday. Apple wanted a Europe-wide ban on the Motorola tablet, a court spokesman said. Read More

ARM rival MIPS porting Android 4.1 to low-cost tablets
MIPS, continuing its push to make a mark in low-cost tablets, is quickly trying to bring Android 4.1, also called Jellybean, to its processors. Read More

Samsung to buy UK chip maker's handset business, will gain 21 connectivity patents
Samsung Electronics will buy the handset connectivity and location chip development operations of UK chip maker CSR for $310 million, the companies said Tuesday. Read More

Preston Gralla: Why Microsoft Office 2013's cloud-based strategy falls short...and how to fix it
Microsoft has been promoting Office 2013's cloud prowess, but the truth is, Office falls short when it comes to working with the cloud. Here's why, along with a free, easy way you can fix it yourself. Read More

Darlene Storm: Black Hat: Hacking iris recognition systems
You've undoubtedly seen iris scanners being tricked by some high-tech contact or even via a scavenged eyeball in action/adventure or thriller movies when a secret agent or criminal wants to break into a vault or other high tech facility, but at the upcoming Black Hat USA hacking conference, security researcher Javier Galbally will talk about a new vulnerability to attack iris recognition systems. This seems interesting from a security and a privacy point of view, but especially thought-provoking in light of the FBI's plans to test a database "for searching iris scans nationwide to more quickly track criminals." Read More

 
 
 

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