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Google vice president Marissa Mayer said the company plans to store individual search data for more than 18 months if the customer agrees.
From June 30 onwards, the group stopped providing Office 2003 office applications to OEM equipment manufacturers and focused on marketing the 2007 Microsoft Office versi…
At Noi Bai International Airport, Mr. Francis Hau, a foreign tourist, needs to withdraw money from an automated teller machine (ATM). But here there are dozens of differ…
They are the characters who once stood on the top of their fame when controlling the activities of hundreds of projects and plans at famous IT companies. They themselves…
On June 21, in the US, witnessed by President Nguyen Minh Triet and Minister Do Trung Ta, VDC company (belonging to VNPT) signed an agreement to deploy WiMAX testing on…
In the record of more than 5 billion e-mails uninvited on the Internet on June 20 (1 of the 10 biggest outbreaks earlier this year), 8% of messages carrying content prom…
Mountain View-based company has just introduced Safe Browsing API, Safe Browsing API. This is considered as the first step on the road towards a strong security solution
According to Director General of Vu Tat Vien Law Dissemination Department, the Ministry of Justice will discuss with the Ministry of Culture and Information to have a bl…
Jeffrey Jones, director of security technology at Microsoft, has just released a report on Vista's malicious code over the past six months, showing that the new operatin…
The bright, pink-colored prospect for the semiconductor industry will continue until at least the end of 2008, when the global revenue of this market is expected to brea…
This smart handset has many outstanding advantages in style and features. However, customers can refer to some imperfections to decide before the iPhone launch June 29.
The malicious program, called Zlob, is capable of opening back-end ports on users' computers, hiding in files posted on Google's online video-sharing system.
Security firm Symantec warned a malicious code to attack OpenOffice.org could infect many different operating systems and be hacked to the Internet.
The most powerful figures of the free software community are meeting at Google Headquarters to debate the future, as well as countermeasures against lawsuits from Micros…