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Opposition Communication spokesperson Nick Minchin says the government’s plan to separate Telstra has been hastily concocted – and that the popularity of wireless internet could threaten the billion national broadband network.
Google’s computer operating system, due to be released next year, may rank among software most targeted by hackers in 2010, according to a Dec.
A former Seagate Technology employee says the company improperly used technology gleaned from Convolve Inc. and tried to cover up evidence of it after Convolve sued, according to a filing made in the case
Four years ago, Omar Hamoui was just another ineffectual entrepreneur trying to spruce up his resume in graduate school. Now, he’s poised to become Google Inc.’s newest weapon as the company aims to extend its dominance of online advertising from computers to mobile devices.
Basic Tutorial of placing and answering calls on your Cisco 7940 IP phone. Included: speaker phone and muting instructions
RCR Wireless News Co-Editor sits down with Sue Spradley to discuss Nokia Siemens Networks commitment to the US and the effects of the broadband stimulus package
Speculation about Google’s hardware plans is reaching a fever pitch, as the company has invited members of the media to an “Android press gathering” on Jan. 5 at the company’s “Googleplex” headquarters.
The most widely used mobile-phone technology — Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM) — has been cracked. The more than 20-year-old encryption, which protects mobile-phone calls and texts from being intercepted, was cracked by a computer hacking group called the Chaos Computer Club. The encryption based on the A5/1 and A5/2 algorithm offers over-the-air privacy by scrambling the communications link between a handset and a radio base station
If you use a social network or Adobe Reader products, beware in 2010. Security researchers say these vehicles will see more malicious attacks from hackers in the months ahead
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