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Hospital IT pilot fish gets a call from the nursing department: A user's PS/2 keyboard has a bad key, and it needs to be replaced. But when he tries to plug in the new keyboard, he can't.

Trying Google's Glass was a lot more fun than I had expected

The Obama Administration’s war on whistleblowers does not give the government leak police, the Justice Department and FBI, the right to violate the Constitution and silence the press.

When it comes to paying taxes, Apple certainly thinks different, using sketchy tax dodges and phantom offshore companies to avoid paying billions of dollars in U.S. taxes. Competitors like Microsoft have used similar tactics, but not nearly to the extent that does Apple. This is one more example of the way that Apple polishes a shiny public image, but acts in private in a less-than-stellar manner.

The new Google Play Music app packs in plenty of fresh functionality and design. From the big stuff to the smaller details, here are six cool things worth checking out.

Apple remains the world's most valuable brand, but Tim Cook's people will likely be infuriated at the rise of arch-nemesis, Samsung, which has gained 51 percent in brand value across the last year while Google continues to threaten Cupertino's leadership.

When IT teams start talking Infrastructure as a Service, I expect corporate compliance officers hear virtual alarm klaxons, along with the not-so-friendly warning, “Sir, step away from the cloud.” We have been taught that data governed by PCI and the cloud do not mix, but is that really true?

Small interior-design firm pays this pilot fish to do computer and software maintenance as a side gig -- and that's really more than they should need.

Google's got a bold new plan for the Android platform -- and if you own an Android device new or old, you'd better believe it'll affect you.

If selling and buying operating systems were a football game, Dell and enterprises might be called for piling on, because within the last several days both of them have given big thumbs-downs to Windows 8. This is just the latest in a long series of bad news for the newest version of Windows.