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Welcome to the Internet of things. Please check your privacy at the door

Your smart devices are talking about you, and they have a lot to say. This time, opting out may not be an option

Startup Adallom takes on SaaS security challenges

New cloud-based offering detects anomalies in employee cloud use across the enterprise, raises alerts on risky behavior

HP: 90 percent of Apple iOS mobile apps show security vulnerabilities

Testing of more than 2,000 mobile apps developed by corporations reveals serious flaws

IBM supercharges Power servers with graphics chips

IBM will support Nvidia GPUs in its Power servers, mainframes, and supercomputers starting next year

Professors warn that US grads could face competition from H-1B workers

H-1B workers, many under 30 and getting entry-level work, will compete directly with new grads if the federal cap on visas rise

SALESFORCE goes all API crazy — BITCOIN = Big Coin, breaks $600 — APPLE buys KINECT 3D tech — The Kids Aren’t Always All Right

Google will build another six solar power plants in the U.S.

Google, Microsoft, and Apple are all looking to tap solar, wind, and hydroelectric power sources

The wider implications of IBM’s mobile buying spree

Consolidation will dominate the mobile market over the next couple of years

‘Blurry fonts’ bug KB 2670838 persists with IE11 and Windows 7

Six-month-old 'fuzzy fonts' bug that hit Firefox and Chrome is still around -- and may now ensnare Windows users upgrading to IE11

10 reasons the browser is becoming the universal OS

Extensible, mutable, and rapidly evolving thanks to open source roots, the Web browser reigns as a platform for users, developers alike