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Encouraging family time within a company’s culture–One of the primary reasons I love my company is that it is so flexible about family arrangements.

Is Clear worth anything at all?–Peter Glaskowsky updates his previous post about the Clear Registered Traveler program with some information even Clear doesn’t seem to have–the TSA is no longer running background checks on applicants.

Former Intel clone supplier seeks buyer–Transmeta, formerly a supplier of Intel-compatible chips, says it is looking for a buyer.

State attorneys general push online child safety snake oil–Attorneys general from a number of states give their support to a collection of weak and ineffective age verification technologies, all of which aim to protect children on the Internet.

Don Reisinger thinks Android can be a refuge for rejected iPhone developers. Even better, he thinks it could make Apple change its ways.

The research and strategy chief says “spatial computing” will see people and sensors spewing trillions of bits of data, with programmers scrambling to mask complexity.

Microsoft’s chief research and strategy officer has a vision for the future of computing. But what are the next must-have applications that will drive demand?

Open source offers a great way to de-risk IT purchasing decisions by putting real experience in the hands of the CIO.

Photoshop.com Mobile lets people upload and view photos shot with several Windows phones. The subtext here: Adobe is trying to funnel people to its Photoshop site.

Created by a Google engineer who wanted to make it easier for panel audiences to ask questions, the internal tool has now been released to the public.

The ISP itself does not engage in monitoring its customers to display relevant ads, but nevertheless suggests some guidelines on how it should be done.

Back in the day, the prime directive of owners manuals was information: as in how you use the products. Nowadays, it’s more about deflecting liability.

Carbon trading in U.S. begins, a hydrogen car reality check, range of solar technologies dominate this quarter’s VC investments, Dell’s LED screen make laptops greener, stolen solar panels a growing problem.