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Firefox, Chrome strengthen in-browser debugging

Mozilla Firefox gives developers more customization control while Google Chrome introduces an in-browser code editor

Why Amazon Appstore’s support of HTML5 matters

Watch the throne: The cruelest hack of all

Not even smart toilets are safe from hackers, nor are your smart cars, smart homes, smart anything. When will we wise up about security?

Google, Microsoft play catch up to Amazon, add load balancing, auto-scaling to their clouds

Google Wednesday rolled out load balancing features to its public cloud service, allowing customers to automatically scale up and down virtual machines to accommodate unexpected spikes in demand.

Firefox, Chrome strengthen in-browser debugging

Mozilla Firefox gives developers more customization control while Google Chrome introduces an in-browser code editor

Microsoft eases development for Windows Phone apps

The new Windows Phone App Studio can be used to build new apps without coding

NAND flash sales — and prices — surge

Sales grow by 30 percent in the year ended June 30; Samsung still leads, followed by Toshiba and SK Hynix

Look out below! A young techie is coming through

Asbestos and hazmat, fire drills and overhead spills -- they're just a few challenges in a new techie's early days on the job

Your hypervisor still matters — so choose wisely

Although sometimes considered a nonfactor in virtualization decisions, the hypervisor dictates other options

IBM opens up Power microprocessor design, partners with Google

The two vendors and others form the OpenPower Consortium to push the chip design to new products