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The latest version of Nokia Siemens Networks software for running mobile carriers is virtualized, pointing toward a future of fully cloud-based systems that could help operators run even more efficiently and roll out new services more quickly.

Snapchat is giving photos and videos captured with its app some longevity.

Microsoft's refreshed Surface 2 tablets, which the company unveiled last week and will start selling Oct. 22, illustrate that Microsoft has not changed its ongoing strategy in mobile, analysts said.

You'd still have to put your tray table up.

Nokia hopes its Here maps will be become more accurate thanks to crowdsourced information, and is testing the concept in India.

Sony's PlayStation 4's lower price will help it to outsell Microsoft's upcoming Xbox One during the year-end holiday season, according to IDC.

Last month's awarding of the 2020 Olympic Games to Tokyo could be great news for technology.

The long saga of satellite operator LightSquared's quest to become a cellular carrier may come to an end soon with an auction for the company's assets scheduled for late November.

Let's be honest: Security isn't sexy. iPhone and iPad users are understandably enamored with iOS 7's photography features and Siri's new voice and likely haven't given a thought to the host of security additions under the hood. But iPhone theft is on the rise everywhere, and your device could be next.

This is what to do now that Facebook is making everything you've ever shared on it searchable to everyone

Identifying and using vacant "white space" spectrum for Wi-Fi may get simpler, more efficient, and cheaper thanks to a new project by Microsoft and a team of Chinese researchers.

When 340 high school students figured out how to remove mobile device management software from their iPads they did more than gain access to social networks and banned websites.