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As cyberattacks on small businesses surge, experts say companies have to fight back or risk losing businesses in the long run, according to latest industry reports.

A Google Glass rival emerges from an upstart in Japan

The long await "iCar" is finally here. It's just not being made by Volkswagen, not Apple.

Whether you're gearing up for a big race or trying to fit in a weekly power walk, there's a fitness device for you.

Innovations range from phones that watch users watching them to keyboards that think.

To keep its stock momentum going, Facebook needs to prove its mobile strategy is working.

Apple's six-part debt issue was immediately oversubscribed.

The use of light-emitting diodes is surging.

Facebook's sales jumped 38% over the year, but investors are still heavily focused on mobile -- and they're worried about the company's rising expenses.

LinkedIn reported a beat on earnings and revenue for its first quarter this year, but the stock is down more than 10% in extended trading. So, what's going on?

'Smart guns' use personalized technology to make sure the weapon only fires in the right hands. Advocates say they could be an important step in reducing gun violence.

Samsung's latest flagship phone sees a lot of hardware improvements, but not enough to warrant ditching last year's model, the S3.

A San Francisco start-up says its technology can automatically stop Twitter and Facebook hacking before it begins.

Google Now, the Siri rival from the search giant, is now available for Apple's iOS devices.

New survey results from job marketplace Elance show that both genders agree: Women need more role models in tech.

Services like Apple's iMessage and WhatsApp that transmit messages over the Internet are wiping out billions in revenue.
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Some things just shouldn't be connected to the Internet. With Shodan, a search engine that finds connected devices, it's easy to locate dangerous things that anyone can access without so much as a username or password.

Apple's iOS is down 6.6%, but the iPhone and iPad still account for 59% of Web usage.

Households with broadband Internet access are increasingly piping Internet video to their TV sets, through a variety of devices.