Industry

Pray for the blue swamp — and other Microsoft mysteries revealed

Who's feeding the patent trolls? What's inside Google's ships? What else smells besides a Dell? Submit your conspiracy theories below

Motorola looks to 3D printing for user-customized smartphones

Motorola inks deal with 3D Systems to supply parts made using 3D printing for user-customized smartphone

Apple takes first small step to return iWork’s stripped features

Customizable toolbars top the restoration effort, but some users still hate the revamped suite

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.5 boasts cloud tie-ins

Latest version of Red Hat's flagship product includes major OpenStack and Docker support, and many more under-the-hood improvements

BREAKING in-flight cellphone silence — SPOTIFY valued at $4B — Google’s SCHMIDT: ‘Encrypt everything’ — BERNERS-LEE: Protect Snowden

Browser extension gets ‘disposable’ data capabilities for added privacy

Abine's DoNotTrackMe extension now lets users give out a one-time-use credit card number with disposable email address and phone number

Elevation plays a role in memory error rates

A study by AMD and the Department of Energy showed supercomputers at higher altitudes had more memory problems

Intel seeks to boost CPU speed by 5 times in chip for tablets, smartphones

A 64-bit Atom chip based on new CPU and graphics cores will likely appear in mobile devices starting in 2015

Foxconn invests $40 million in Pennsylvania to tap research, talent

Taiwanese electronics supplier wants to develop a high-end manufacturing base in the U.S.

Secunia fixes PSI to work with Windows 8.1 and IE11

Secunia has just released an update to its popular Personal Software Inspector that works with IE11 on any version of Windows