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99.9% Of New Mobile Malware Targets Android Phones

Android, the world's most popular smartphone operating system, has malware issuesWe knew that already.

Google Glass: Coming Soon to a Cubicle Near You?

Apple didn't originally market the iPhone or the iPad as business tools, but that's exactly what they've become.

Hands-on with BBM Channels: BlackBerry's trojan horse social platform

"It's more like Tumblr." That's how one BlackBerry rep described BBM Channels to us, the company's new social networking service announced this past week at BlackBerry Live in Orlando.

Microsoft warns of new Trojan hijacking Facebook accounts

Malware focusing on the social network's users in Brazil masquerades as a legitimate Google Chrome extension and Firefox add-on.

Opinion: Why the new Xbox will beat the Apple iTV to the Smart TV punch

On May 21 Microsoft is set to reveal the next Xbox console. In the wake of the well-received PlayStation 4 announcement back in February, Microsoft needs to impress the gaming press with its new machine, but the games press won't be the only interested observers and PlayStation is not the only compe

Notre Dame Football 2013: Why Irish Offense Is Key to a Return to the BCS

Notre Dame's inconceivable journey to the 2013 BCS National Championship Game was spurred by its ferocious defense, though a sole reliance upon the same unit won't aid in the Irish's goal of a return to the hallowed ground of college football's grandest stage.

USC Football Recruiting: Updates on Commits, Visits and Offers

Seeking to return the Trojans to prominence and doing it under the auspices of the continuing NCAA sanctions, the recruiting department can't afford to be wrong about who they bring to USC.

USC Football Recruiting: Trojans Land Verbal from Big JUCO D-Tackle

Things have been somewhat slow for USC on the recruiting trail this spring, but that changed when it landed a verbal commitment from Michael Wyche, a defensive tackle from East Los Angeles College in California.

Finfisher Spyware Use By Governments Expanding, Masquerades as Firefox

nk497 writes "Mozilla has sent a cease-and-desist order to Gamma International, after it was revealed the controversial creator of spyware for governments was disguising itself as Firefox on PCs.

5 Ways To Protect Your Public Internet Use

Ah, public Wi-Fi. That magical tool that lets you surf the Internet at your favorite coffee house, bookstore or the mall. (Because nothing says cool like surfing at the food court.