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Among the more than 650,000 developers who make a living in the ecosystem around Facebook, resentment is brewing. A redesign to the service several months ago has made it tougher to recruit new app users and make money. But Facebook says third-party
There's no shortage of free BlackBerry downloads for your RIM smartphone. The real challenge is not simply locating freebies, it's finding quality free BlackBerry software. That's why we put our thumbs to the keyboard and came up with five of the bes
IT managers are shrugging off Microsoft's recent layoffs and poor earnings. Yet they remain critical of Microsoft's poor handling of Vista, at a time when their loyalty is being put to the test by Mac and Linux alternatives.
Graphics processors such as the AMD Radeon Pro V340 are built for the sole purpose of delivering the power of a GPU to cloud-based, virtualized applications.
The data breach Monster.com disclosed late last week raises the question of whether job seekers will become more reluctant to share their work histories and contact information on job boards and job search sites, making the sites less effective for a
Apple's claim on "world's thinnest notebook" no longer true.
Every Super Bowl has some splashy TV ads, but don't look for many this year from tech vendors. The gloomy economy is keeping even the tech giants on the Super Bowl sidelines. At the same time, Nortel and Satyam's recent fumbles have affected other hi
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