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Windows 7 breaks the 1B-device mark

Spotting vulnerabilities takes many eyes

Traditional vulnerability management doesn’t always catch security issues. That’s why you need input from as many sources as possible.

Broadband for all

The FCC should follow through on the proposal to extend the Lifeline program to broadband, but more needs to be done to close a digital divide that has become a digital chasm.

JR Raphael

Android Power

Hands on: Meet the convertible Chromebook Flip

A $249 Chromebook that's made of metal and able to flip a full 360 degrees? Darn tootin'. Time to go hands on with the new Chromebook Flip.

Now on CIO: 9 ways to keep employees motivated this summer

Human resource experts and business managers share their top tips for keeping office workers engaged during the summer, when productivity is prone to dip.

A look at California's effort to build an H-1B firewall

California lawmakers are considering a bill that would make it difficult for state-regulated utilities to replace U.S. workers with H-1B workers. It may be one of the most significant anti-offshoring measures in years.

Nvidia asks Washington to sledgehammer smartphones

The case before the ITC shows why we shouldn’t have to adjudicate 21st-century smartphone disputes with 1930s legislation.

Crash Course: Getting started with PowerShell

Download our in-depth guide, where you'll learn how to perform simple tasks, make your way around the syntax and try a hands-on exercise to test your new skills.