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	Fake security software takes aim at Mac users Scammers are distributing fake security software aimed at the Mac by taking advantage of the news that al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden has been killed by U.S. forces, a security researcher said today. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Maintaining Continuous Compliance When trying to achieve continuous compliance with internal policies and external regulations, organizations need to replace traditional processes with a new best practice approach and new innovative technology, such as that provided by IBM Tivoli Endpoint Manager. Read now In this Issue RIM announces two new BlackBerry Bold smartphones IE9 can't stop Microsoft's browser slump Sony apologizes, details PlayStation Network attack Hackers step up game, spread malware using Bin Laden bait Intel's 3D transistor fuels tablet fight with ARM Reports: Computers seized at bin Laden compound Sony cuts off Sony Online Entertainment service after hack Apple's iMac refresh will boost sales 'for couple of months,' says analyst IT Blogwatch: Osama bin Laden dead; Twitter-body broke the story DOWNLOAD: Hitachi Hitachi IT Operations Analyzer Pinpoint root cause of network issues up to 90% faster. Automated Root Cause Analysis speeds remediation. FREE video and 30-day trial. Download free 30-day trial RIM announces two new BlackBerry Bold smartphones Research in Motion announced two new BlackBerry Bold smartphones on Monday that run on a new BlackBerry 7 operating system and include near field communication (NFC) support.< Read More IE9 can't stop Microsoft's browser slump The March launches of Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) and Firefox 4 failed to stop Microsoft's and Mozilla's decline in browser share, new Web usage data shows. Read More Sony apologizes, details PlayStation Network attack Sony's PlayStation Network and Qriocity online services will begin a phased resumption this week, after the company took them offline in response to a "very sophisticated" intrusion, the company said Sunday. Read More Hackers step up game, spread malware using Bin Laden bait Hackers today stepped up their use of Osama Bin Laden's death by shoving malware into PCs when users fall for phony claims of photographs and video, security researchers said today. Read More WHITE PAPER: SAP Expanding BIs Role by Including Predictive Analytics Increasingly, organizations are finding that the benefits of BI can be complemented when combined with predictive analysis. Specifically, more insight can be gained, and even better decisions can be made, by coupling business-relevant information with an easy-to-use predictive analytics solution. Read now! Intel's 3D transistor fuels tablet fight with ARM Intel's new 3D transistor technology should position the chip maker to grab a piece of the burgeoning tablet market that it's been missing out on. Read More Reports: Computers seized at bin Laden compound The U.S. raid that killed terrorist leader Osama bin Laden in Pakistan Sunday also turned up an "intelligence harvest" of computer-based data, according to media reports. Read More Sony cuts off Sony Online Entertainment service after hack The widely publicized hack of Sony's computer networks is worse than previously thought, also affecting 24.6 million Sony Online Entertainment network accounts. Read More Apple's iMac refresh will boost sales 'for couple of months,' says analyst Apple today refreshed its iMac desktop line, which now sport Intel's second-generation quad-core processors and the new Thunderbolt connectivity technology that debuted in February on the company's MacBook Pro laptops. Read More IT Blogwatch: Osama bin Laden dead; Twitter-body broke the story Osama bin Laden is dead -- yeah, you knew that already, but did you know that Twitter broke the story first? Is this a body-blow to the mainstream media, or a mindless search for a technology angle from Monday-morning bloggers? In IT Blogwatch, we search for the truth. Read More
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