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Staffing firm Robert Half recently released findings from its research that shows of the eleven most promising jobs it has identified for 2011, more than half of them are in technology or rely heavily on a technology background. |
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Forrester Research recently predicted that online retail sales for the pending holiday season will reach nearly $52 billion in the U.S., a 16 percent increase over last year. |
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Red Hat has announced the release of the latest version of the Fedora distribution of Linux. |
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With this week's release of security updates, Microsoft hits a record
for the number of vulnerabilities the 16 patches are designed to address
– a whopping 49 in total. |
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Once again, Apple has topped customer satisfaction rankings by PC users, according to a report released on Tuesday by the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI). |
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Critics of the net neutrality proposal from Google and Verizon say the companies don't have the Web's best interests in mind. |
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Ask.com hopes to draw enough users to climb out of fourth place in the search engine race with a revamped search model. |
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It isn't always easy being in the spotlight, but several tech industry leaders have sounded awfully defensive this summer. |
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As the iPad continues to sell like hotcakes, major device manufacturers are gearing up to launch these tablet PCs. |
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From the rise of Google to the advent of the BlackBerry, it's been a busy ten years. |
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Are technology enthusiasts particularly prone to bid on bizarre items? Here are eight auctions that say yes. |
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In the wake of Microsoft’s loss to i4i in a patent infringement suit, we take a look at the software giant’s extensive history of courtroom encounters. |
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