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Microsoft wants to scan your JavaScript libraries

A new service, BrowserSwarm, tests JavaScript frameworks against many different combinations of browsers and OSes

Carbon nanotube computer hints at silicon’s super-low-power successor

Swapping carbon for silicon is still a long way off, though, and processor makers have plenty of tricks left

Enterprises more accepting of Android, while Windows is losing ground

Only 26 percent of enterprise staff are very interested in developing mobile apps for Microsoft's OSes, according to a new survey

T-MOBILE drops BlackBerry — GATES admits control-alt-delete ‘a mistake’ — GOOGLE supports #hashtag search — EBAY eliminates/buys PayPal rival — Counting TWITTER’s investor winnings

New US bill aims to curb NSA collection of phone and other records

The bipartisan bill aims to make bulk collection of telephone records illegal

Ericsson thinks small for a big solution to workplace wireless

Ericsson's Radio Dot System, which uses tiny radio units to boost weak mobile service, is cheaper and easier to manage than specialized DAS equipment

There’s reason to hope Windows 9 will be better

Microsoft's new head of operating systems group, Terry Myerson, gets it. But will he have the fortitude -- and backing -- to build a better Windows?

App signing: iOS versus Android

How Apple makes the iPhone 5s for the same price as the iPhone 5

The newest iPhone flagship packs advanced technology, yet costs just $2 more to build

Video: iPhone 5s vs. .50-caliber rifle

The iPhone 5s is a sexy piece of technology, but how well does it take a bullet?