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 T-Mobile USA CEO Philipp Humm Resigns Philipp Humm has resigned as CEO of T-Mobile US, the fourth-largest U.S. mobile operator, and will be replaced by Chief Operating Officer Jim Alling. Share:   |  Internet Explorer 10: MIA from Windows 7 Microsoft is maintaining its year-long silence on a release timetable and features for its new browser on its current OS. Share: | The Two Most Feared Attacks -- And How to Avoid Them Large organizations with ample resources quake in their boots over two common security threats. Here's your best defense. Share: | Expert: Advanced Persistent Threats Can Be Beaten Detection is key, but how you respond to APTs is equally important Share: | Aging Enterprise Networks Face Security Risks, Obsolescence Majority of enterprise networks have outdated, misconfigured, insecure devices not up to the task of supporting BYOD and virtualization, a new study finds. Share: | ATM Fraud Refunds May Not Come Quickly, If at All In early April, A$800 vanished from my account, the result of a late-night withdrawal from a cash machine in a Sydney neighborhood I'd never been to before. Share: | Facebook Visitors From Japan Have More Than Doubled in Last Year, Says Study Facebook visitors in Japan have more than doubled in the last year according to a Nielsen/Netratings study, which put Facebook ahead of a Japanese social network... Share: | Open Source WebOS Community Edition Released for TouchPads Hewlett-Packard has released an open source version of webOS that can be used on legacy TouchPad tablets, the Open webOS project team announced on Tuesday. The... Share: | 'Patent Trolls' Cost Tech Companies $29 Billion Last Year, Study Says Patent litigation caused by "non-practicing entities" (NPEs), better known as "patent trolls," cost U.S. software and hardware companies US$29 billion in 2011... Share: | EU Court Rejects Microsoft Antitrust Appeal, but Shaves 4 Percent off Its Fine The General Court of the European Union has rejected Microsoft's appeal of a 2008 European Commission antitrust ruling, but has reduced the fine Microsoft must... Share: | Sony Shareholders Not Happy With Record Losses, Despite Recovery Promises Sony's new CEO received the approval of investors to lead the company Wednesday, but not without a barrage of criticism. Share: | Apple Excludes China, India in Asian Expansion of ITunes Music and Video Apple announced Wednesday the launch of the iTunes Store in 12 locations in Asia, offering music and video downloads, but the two large markets of China and... Share: | Microsoft Releases Office 365 for Education Microsoft will launch on Wednesday a version of its Office 365 cloud collaboration and communication suite that is specifically aimed at K-12 schools and... Share: | Gunmen Drive Into Microsoft's Greece Headquarters, Set Van on Fire Armed men drove a stolen van loaded with gas canisters into the Microsoft Greece headquarters in Athens on Wednesday and set it on fire, causing damage to the... Share: | Intelsat Prepares for Trans-Pacific Broadband Service Intelsat is close to expanding its satellite broadband service for ships and aircraft to the northern Pacific Ocean, despite a launch glitch that damaged a solar... Share: | HP, Oracle Clash Over Software Partnerships in Closing Trial Arguments Lawyers for Hewlett-Packard and Oracle argued opposite views of independent software vendors' obligations to hardware makers on Tuesday in the closing arguments... Share: | Groups Plan Super Wi-Fi Network in Rural College Towns University towns in rural areas will get more super Wi-Fi broadband service under a new effort announced Tuesday by a consortium of higher education... Share: | IBM, Lab Join Hands to Boost US Competitiveness IBM is joining hands with the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to develop new technology, products and processes critical to the U.S. infrastructure in an... Share: | Cell Phones Play Increasing Role Getting US Online Half of all adults in the U.S. now use a cell phone to access the Internet and they are turning increasingly to the gadgets as their primary method of going... Share: | Netflix Releases Customized Amazon Control Console One of the biggest users of Amazon's cloud services, Netflix has released an open source console called Asgard that it developed to manage its Amazon... Share: | |  | | Sponsored Downloads | | Genie Backup Manager Home V8Combines ease-of-use and robust performance for all novice users. Back up and recover PCs swiftly and reliably. Protect all MS Windows-based desktops, laptops, and networked systems against system failure, human error, disaster and more. 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