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Software companies booming: we ain't afraid of no cloud
The fastest-growing software vendors grew by almost 150 percent this past year, up from a mere 100 percent the year before. Hiring is also up.
Meet the worst 100 passwords from the Ashley Madison hack
And, what a surprise, they're about as inventive (and easy to crack) as "123456."
Apple, in refusing backdoor access to data, may face fines
Analysis: Yahoo faced growing fines in 2007 when it refused to participate in the PRISM program, which sets a precedent for non-compliance with government demands.
Microsoft's new identity chief: Windows vet David Treadwell
A couple of Microsoft management moves worth noting: David Treadwell is now heading up Microsoft's Identity team, and Brad Smith is the newly minted President and Chief Legal Officer for the company.
How 9/11 Changed My IT Consulting Career
It felt great to have full command of one's destiny, to report to no-one. To not have to climb any ladders or engage in corporate politics. It was invigorating to be one's own man and my own boss. I was an independent consulting badass.
Yes, Project Fi mostly works with the new Moto X Pure Edition (unofficially)
With support for all the major U.S. carriers out of the box, it makes sense that Project Fi support eventually comes to the Moto X Pure Edition.
Apple's enterprise tablet challenge: Does the iPad Pro measure up?
The iPad has grown a 12.9-inch screen and added keyboard and stylus options. Will this be enough to attract more enterprise buyers and reverse the sales decline of recent years?
How Bing figures into Microsoft's future money-making plans
With Microsoft increasingly making Windows 'free,' how does the company expect to recoup lost revenues? Believe it or not, Bing is key, according to the company's Chief Marketing Officer.
Apple adds individual voice recognition to "Hey Siri" in iOS 9
Nope, you can't run into a room filled with iPhones, shout "Hey Siri!" and cause a ruckus. Apple's personal digital assistant now responds to individual voices after a little training session.
Out and about with the Inateck two-port rapid car charger
The Inateck two port rapid car charger charges from the cigarette lighter in the car. It has one 3-foot long cable permanently attached to the charger with a lightening adapter for Apple devices.
Apple iPhone 6s buyer's guide: When, where, and how much?
The buying frenzy that occurs every year is about to begin. Since Matthew Miller will be right in the thick of things, he's put together this guide to help you plan your purchase strategy.
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