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Steve Ballmer’s long goodbye: 8 classic moments

We soon won't have Steve Ballmer to kick around, so let's feast on some of his greatest (read: most ridiculous) moments

SAP courts developers with new license, tools, open-source contributions

SAP's HANA in-memory platform figures prominently in the new announcements, which include the long-awaited launch of River

Mozilla ships Firefox 26 with limited click-to-play security

Release also wraps up two-year 'MemShrink' project that reduced memory consumption and boosted browser performance

GOOGLE, the NSA’s Trojan Horse — TWITTER: Take that, Snapchat — NOKIA releasing Droidphone (what?) — SPOTIFY gets the Led out — HARLEM scores Wi-Fi blanket

Secret TPP intellectual property agreement misses deadline

WikiLeaks report says controversial proposal would increase term of patents, reduce requirements for patentability, and increase damages for infringements

Dell to add Chromebook 11, looks beyond Windows and Android

Dell joins growing market for thin-and-light Chrome OS laptops, but will initially ship Chromebook 11 only to educational institutions

Review: Dell Compellent storage delivers flash speeds at disk prices

Dell's latest update to the Compellent Storage Center includes a novel approach to tiered SSDs, but it comes with caveats

Lawmakers hear mixed message on limiting spectrum bidding

Some advocates urge the FCC to limit AT&T and Verizon in the upcoming incentive auction

Update vulnerability in third-party SDK exposes some Android apps to attacks

Attackers could force apps using the HomeBase SDK to download and execute rogue code, researchers from Bitdefender said

Huddle gives its content collaboration suite a Word and OneNote alternative

The company also revamped its app for iPads and iPhones to take advantage of improvements in iOS 7