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The survey investigates the core technologies which retailers are investing in, including the likes of enterprise applications, security, mobility, communications and collaboration, and Cloud Computing.

Dubbed the "home screen," televisions started trickling into American homes in the 1940s, albeit very slowly.

Nowadays, it seems like every other week a major corporation or website is seeing an attack on their databases, with email addresses, passwords and other personal info being stolen by the attackers.

Middle School students at Belmar Elementary are gearing up for a computer coding event to be held Tuesday, school officials said.

Web/iOS: You can never be too careful when it comes to contagious diseases, and Sickweather feeds the hypochondriac in you by sending alerts when you are near a place where someone has reported an illness.

GBI Research has released the pharmaceutical report "Monoclonal Antibodies Market in Breast Cancer to 2019 - ".

In the past, the data structure and business logics were so simple that one SQL statement was enough to achieve user's computational goal.

With the decreased level of online interest span, the rise of social media platforms and applications that emphasise quicker circulation, images, videos, and news centric contents will see a boost in 2014.

Life sciences has been one of the most productive areas of research using cloud computing.

The Department for Education has awarded the BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, A 1m to train primary school teachers ahead of the computing curriculum launch in 2014.

News Feed changes have been going on for years, but this particular announcement caused a stir.

This is an excerpt of On Assignment, education writer Theresa Harrington's blog on Contra Costa County schools.

Twitter said its revenue growth would become increasingly dependent on its current users becoming more engaged, as additional accounts are expected to slow.

Where did you first learn about Amazon's crazy plan to deliver packages via drone? "60 Minutes"? The New York Times? Increasingly, the answer is likely to be Twitter, Facebook or Yahoo, and that's just how the online giants like it.

It's been another busy year in the enterprise software industry, marked by high-profile acquisitions and IPOs, the rise of in-memory computing, a red-hot HCM market, and even the apparent settling of a long-running Silicon Valley feud.

Explosive revelations in the past six months about the U.S. government's massive cyber-spying activities have spooked individuals, rankled politicians and enraged privacy watchdogs, but top IT executives aren't panicking -- yet.

The British Computer Society will be given a 1.1m fund from the Department for Education to help primary school teachers prepare for the new computing curriculum.

Organizations drowning in big and small data will soon have a new way to wrangle, munge or transform it however you want to describe the process thanks to software from startup Trifacta that's now in beta tests.

Kang Zhao, assistant professor of management sciences in the Tippie College of Business, and UI doctoral student Xi Wang are part of a team that recently developed an algorithm for dating sites that uses a person's contact history to recommend more compatible partners.

Densely-packed chips performing Bitcoin calculations are immersed in cooling fluid, which bubbles as it boils, removing the heat from the ultra-high density "mining" operation.