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The Byzantine Art of Password Protection

Although news of data breaches and computer hacks make headlines almost daily, individual users and companies too often simply don't protect their passwords strongly enough. ...

Nokia Headbutts Android With Free Nav App

Harried by shrinking sales and the increasing popularity of Android smartphones, Nokia on Thursday announced that it is now offering a new version of its Ovi Maps mobile navigation app for free ...

Amazon Unlikely to Fire Up Devs With Kindle App Store

Amazon on Thursday announced it will launch a limited beta version of its Kindle software development kit (SDK) so developers can create applications for its Kindle e-reader. ...

Why Is Internet Explorer 6 Still Hanging Around?

Microsoft has said it will release a patch on Thursday to fix the Internet Explorer 6 flaw that hackers used recently to attack Google and other large companies. The attacks have triggered a slugfest between Google and the Chinese government. ...

Android, Yahoo Take Hits in Google-China Slugfest

Google's latest salvo in its dispute with China came Tuesday, with reports that it's holding off unveiling two new Android phones in that country ...

Does Google Have an Enemy Within?

Google is reportedly looking into the possibility that one or more staff members at its office in China helped enable the attack on its infrastructure in mid-December. ...

IE’s Role in the Google-China War

Computer security companies are scurrying to cope with the fallout from the Internet Explorer (IE) flaw that led to cyberattacks on Google and its corporate and individual customers. ...

Wireless Industry Sounds Off About FCC’s Net Neutrality Plans

The organization representing the wireless industry -- CTIA - The Wireless Association -- is fighting to head off a possible expansion of the Federal Communication Commission's (FCC) Net neutrality proposals. ...

Is China Sweating Over Google’s Threat?

Following a hack attempt on Google originating in China, the Web search powerhouse stood up to the country's government and declared it would no longer cooperate with its censorship laws. In fact, it may stop doing business in China altogether ...

Facebook Partners With McAfee to Chase Out the Rats It Let In

Facebook has partnered with McAfee to improve the social network's security measures. ...

Tech Sector Primed for Comeback in 2010

The global IT market will see better days in 2010 as signs point to the beginnings of a worldwide economic recovery, according to a report from Forrester Research. ...

Alcatel Kicks Off Project to Make Telecom Nets 1,000 Times Greener

Alcatel-Lucent's Bell Labs on Monday launched Green Touch, a project aimed at making communications networks 1,000 times more more energy-efficient. ...

Palm Pumps Up Pre and Pixi, Latches Onto Verizon

One year after first showing the world its Pre smartphone, Palm on Thursday announced a new generation of the device at the Consumer Electronics Show. It also unveiled an upgrade to its Pixi, a smaller smartphone that relies on the same webOS software as the Pre ...

3-D Mania Today, Format Skirmishes Tomorrow?

Three-dimensional television has been hot this week at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, where Sony, Panasonic, Toshiba, JVC Kenwood and Samsung were among the consumer electronics companies announcing new products in this line. ...

Mystery Tablet’s Not the Only Thing on Microsoft’s Slate

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer on Wednesday took the stage to deliver a keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Ballmer showcased products from several partners at the event, including a tablet device made by HP. He also announced a tie-in with HP to promote the Bing search engine. ...

HP Packs Mini PCs With More Hardware, Software

HP became the latest vendor to unveil brightly colored netbooks in its lineup with its announcement of several new products Wednesday at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. ...

Google Nexus Takes Center Stage

Unveiling its much-anticipated Nexus One smartphone on Tuesday, Google put it in a new class of devices it dubs "superphones." ...

Lenovo Opens Smartbook Chapter With Skylight

Lenovo unveiled a slew of PCs for the consumer market on Tuesday. These include its Skylight smartbook, a refreshed S10 netbook lineup, and a refreshed all-in-one desktop line. ...

Lenovo Lightens Up ThinkPad Line

Lenovo unleashed a series of mobile computers aimed squarely at the SMB and corporate markets on Monday. ...

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Think Your Browsing’s Private? Think Again

This story was originally published on Sept. 28, 2009, and is brought to you today as part of our Best of ECT News series. ...

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