OS X Mavericks gets official release date: Today
Apple announces the availability of the next generation of its desktop operating system. Oh, and one more thing: it's free.
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Is the IT worker stereotype true? Somewhat
White, male, middle aged -- sound familiar? While the stereotype is still largely true, the demographics are changing.
U.S. plans 'tech surge' to fix balky health exchanges
The web-based, federally-run insurance exchanges went online on October 1, but they have been beset with problems.
SAP to halt development of Business ByDesign: report
The company's mid-market business software suite will be wound down but not shut down, according to a German magazine.
Inside the modern meatpacking plant (photos)
We visit Marin Sun Farms' new, 18,000-square-foot specialty meat processing facility in San Francisco.
In quarterly results, Xilinx sees strength in aerospace
The U.S. semiconductor posts stronger-than-expected fiscal results for Q1 2014.
In the future, 'smart' store shelves that sense your impulses
Snack food revenues are driven by impulse buying. New, sensor-laden store shelves promise to take advantage.
Apple 'spaceship' campus clears council hurdle
The local council of the California city that Apple calls home voted unanimously to approve the project.
In BlackBerry's letter to customers, a stiff upper lip
Funny how tech companies that won't say a word are suddenly full of them once trouble really strikes.
For Apple's new iPad, it's (r)evolution, baby
Thinner, lighter, more productive. So what? With the next-generation iPad, there's a bigger storyline underway.