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Its software won't win any beauty pageants, but developers love Atlassian because it helps them get work done.
Acquiring the social data startup signals that Twitter is ready to control your tweets in-house.
Place Pins are just one part of Pinterest's visual search campaign.
It's a move to stop the bleeding as Mozilla rebuilds its leadership following Brendan Eich's departure.
This sweets dispensary totally tweeted about the candy bar you just bought.
Our answer isn't "no one."
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The latest update to Microsoft's mobile OS sands off many of its remaining rough edges—but it doesn't do much more than that.
Heartbleed has inspired a frenzy of fears and misinformation. Let’s take the air out of them.
The security firm’s chief explains how the flaw was found, how deep the risk goes, and what people can do about it now.
Heartbleed may have been new to everyone this week—except the NSA.
The court, however, didn't address the ambiguity of federal computer-crime law.
What depends on OpenSSL to secure your data?
Though piracy remains, Asian countries are finally beginning to pay for their software.
Google Play Music is now the first outside app that can control Sonos' smart home speakers.
How Microsoft has recreated itself to compete in the new era of mobile, wearables and the cloud.
Amazon just purchased a digital comic-book maker. Here's why.
You built a functional VPN server! Now what?
The social network wants to make its settings easier to understand, but still isn't clarifying exactly what it does with your data.
You don't want to think too hard when you’re in the gym. Here’s a device from Under Armour that does the brainwork for you.
The Pebble CEO hit the ReadWriteMix stage to explain how he made wearables that customers and developers can get excited about.
Facebook announced plans to crack down on spammy and click-bait posts.
Trust no one and build a server that encrypts your Web data from prying eyes.
Google adds new capabilities to its Verify Apps security program after the Virus Shield scam.
The Heartbleed bug has made a hash of Web security, and safeguarding yourself may take a little effort. It's worth it.
