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Will Office 2010 Shred Google Docs?

Once again, Microsoft and Google are locking horns in the office apps space, releasing their latest products within days of each other. Google unveiled a more feature-rich Google Docs on April 12, and Microsoft announced that Office 2010 had been released to manufacturing three days later ...

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Security Is an Infrastructure Problem: Q&A With Trend Micro CEO Eva Chen

Eva Chen, CEO of security vendor Trend Micro, wears many hats. She's a mom, a chief executive, a philosopher, an idealist and a highly savvy technologist who's guided the development of several award-winning security technologies while serving first as the company's executive vice president, then as its chief technology officer. Chen received a B.A. in philosophy and holds two master's degrees, in business administration and management information systems...

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW

Security Is an Infrastructure Problem: Q&A With Trend Micro CEO Eva Chen

Eva Chen, CEO of security vendor Trend Micro, wears many hats. She's a mom, a chief executive, a philosopher, an idealist and a highly savvy technologist who's guided the development of several award-winning security technologies while serving first as the company's executive vice president, then as its chief technology officer. Chen received a B.A. in philosophy and holds two master's degrees, in business administration and management information systems...

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW

Security Is an Infrastructure Problem: Q&A With Trend Micro CEO Eva Chen

Eva Chen, CEO of security vendor Trend Micro, wears many hats. She's a mom, a chief executive, a philosopher, an idealist and a highly savvy technologist who's guided the development of several award-winning security technologies while serving first as the company's executive vice president, then as its chief technology officer. Chen received a B.A. in philosophy and holds two master's degrees, in business administration and management information systems...

Google Dreams Up Cloud Printing Service

Google on Friday announced that it's working on Google Cloud Print, a service that will let any application on any device print to any printer over the Internet ...

Labor Report Blasts Conditions at MS Supplier Factory

Microsoft auditors are rushing to inspect a factory in China where workers are said to be turning out products for the software giant and other high-tech firms under prison-like conditions ...

Cities of the Future, Part 4: Open Source Avenue

Part 1 of this series discusses the different approaches being taken to design more efficient urban landscapes.Part 2 addresses the need for designers to take moral and ethical issues into account. Part 3 focuses on the risks and rewards of using cloud computing. ...

Microsoft Targets Teens With Social-Climbing Phone

Microsoft on Monday unveiled two phones for the socialista set -- people whose lives revolve around social networking and being in constant communication with friends ...

Who’s Reaching for Palm?

Palm's share prices rallied Friday, boosted by rumors that the troubled handset maker was being pursued by prospective buyers ...

HP’s Memristor Tinkering Promises Big Things for Small Devices

HP on Thursday announced that its research arm, HP Labs, has discovered that the "memristor" -- a resistor with memory -- can perform logic ...

Researchers Achieve Breakthrough With Towel-Folding Robot

People can easily fold towels, but getting robots to do that has been a real challenge ...

Will Microsoft Look Pretty in Pink?

Microsoft will hold a press conference on June 12, and expectations are high that it will use the event to launch two smartphones from its secretive "Pink" project ...

Cities of the Future, Part 3: Cloud Quandaries

Part 1 of this series discusses the different approaches being taken to design more efficient urban landscapes.Part 2 addresses the need for designers to take moral and ethical issues into account ...

Verizon Can’t Give Away Palm Devices Fast Enough

Verizon Wireless is offering steep discounts on the troubled Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus handheld devices. On its site, it has slashed the prices of these devices from US$250 to $50, and $150 to $30, respectively. It's also offering customers a buy one, get one free deal ...

Sharp’s Next-Gen Mobile Touchscreens: 3-D for the Naked Eye

Intel, Nokia Hold Their Breath as Devs Start Noodling With MeeGo

The MeeGo community, formed by Intel and Nokia, on Thursday released the MeeGo distribution infrastructure and operating system base to developers.Images released are Intel Atom-based netbooks; ARM-based Nokia N900; and Intel Atom-based handsets running on the Moorestown chip ...

Hadron Smashes Through Door to New Era in Physics

The Large Hadron Collider at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, finally smashed two beams of protons together at high speed on Tuesday after a couple of failed starts ...

Cities of the Future, Part 2: Building a Central Civic Nervous System

Part 1 of this series discusses the different approaches being taken to design more efficient urban landscapes ...

Latest Swiss Army Knife Boasts Super-Secure Storage Stick

Victorinox, maker of the Swiss Army Knife, has come out with a model that would make James Bond proud: a pocket knife with a super-secure USB stick. ...

Publishers Put Pricey Premiums on iPad Content

The Wall Street Journal might be available on a paid subscription basis on the iPad when that device hits retail shelves April 3, according to a story published Wednesday in the Journal ...

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