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	U.K. police charge hacker linked to LutzSec Authorities in the U.K. today charged a 19-year-old with using a botnet he controlled to take down the Web site of a national police unit. Read More WHITE PAPER: Webroot Can You Trust a Cloud-base Security Solution? Cloud computing and security services seem like they would never go together. The former is a function that exists somewhere outside the host, outside the network, and is tapped when needed to perform a certain function such as data archival. The latter is a mindset, an approach that pervades throughout every facet of an IT infrastructure. Read More Today! In this Issue 90% of companies say they've been hacked: Survey 10 drive docks help you re-use old hard drives Execs get ready: Workers will soon be running companies Judge tells Samsung: No Apple sneak peeks for you! RIM drastically cuts PlayBook sales target, report says From CIO.com: Corporate IT Spending Gets Boost As Companies Hire More Workers Despite arrest, Lulzsec sails on Phone calls still favored by adults for communicating with others QuickPoll: Do you like the direction Microsoft is headed with Windows 8? Q&A: IBM's Steve Mills on Oracle, Ellison and Watson's future Austin added as second city for mobile wallet test Proposed bill would require mobile carriers to detail 4G speeds Elpida develops thin memory device for tablets, phones Eclipse's annual software release train arrives Nokia reveals details of Symbian deal with Accenture Oracle to acquire web management company FatWire Patrick Thibodeau: India's growing visa problem JR Raphael: State of the Gingerbread upgrade: June 2011 WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems, Inc. Social Technologies Transform Business Social technologies are moving from the consumer space into the enterprise, and Enterprise Social Software (ESS) is changing how people work. A white paper based on a Forrester Consulting survey commissioned by Cisco reveals the benefits and inhibitors faced by decision makers and how ESS is transforming business processes. Read the white paper now. 90% of companies say they've been hacked: Survey A a survey of 583 U.S companies, 90% of the respondents said their companies computers were breached at least once by hackers over the past 12 months. Read More 10 drive docks help you re-use old hard drives If you don't want to waste older internal hard drives, one of these 10 drive docks can help you expand your external storage. Read More Execs get ready: Workers will soon be running companies Corporate managers should prepare to let the new generation of tech-savvy workers use their social networking tools to help in the daily business decision-making process. Read More Judge tells Samsung: No Apple sneak peeks for you! A federal judge yesterday denied Samsung's request to see samples of Apple's next-generation iPhone and iPad, court documents show. Read More RIM drastically cuts PlayBook sales target, report says RIM has cut its sales target for PlayBook tablets in the second quarter to one-third of the original estimate, according to Taiwan-based suppliers cited in a report. Read More From CIO.com: Corporate IT Spending Gets Boost As Companies Hire More Workers The improving employment market in the U.S. is fueling IT investment as companies purchase hardware and software to support new employees, according to a recent IT spending study. Read More Despite arrest, Lulzsec sails on The hacking group known as LulzSec pledged to continue their online rampage Tuesday, a day after U.K. police arrested a man allegedly affiliated with the group. Read More Phone calls still favored by adults for communicating with others Voice phone communication and email are still preferred by Americans over social networks, texting and other messaging modes for reaching out to family, friends and co-workers, according to a new survey of 2,300 adults. Read More QuickPoll: Do you like the direction Microsoft is headed with Windows 8? Analysts parsing what Microsoft revealed of Windows 8 recently are split on how big the company's gambling. One key issue is if its "touch-first" plan will alienate enterprise users. Do you like the direction Microsoft is headed with Windows 8? Read More WHITE PAPER: SAP The Critical Path to Competitive Differentiation For growing companies, insight into the process of decision makers and the solutions needed to support those processes can improve the ability of decision makers to gain the insight needed to enable their organization to outcompete its peers. Read now! Q&A: IBM's Steve Mills on Oracle, Ellison and Watson's future IBM's Steve Mills oversees 100,000 employees and products that generate $40 billion in revenue for IBM. Read More Austin added as second city for mobile wallet test Isis officials named Austin as their second 2012 launch market for the carrier-backed venture that relies on Near Field Communication-ready smartphones to help consumers buy goods from merchants. Read More Proposed bill would require mobile carriers to detail 4G speeds A new bill in the U.S. House of Representatives would require mobile providers to detail minimum data speeds and give other information to customers. Read More Elpida develops thin memory device for tablets, phones Elpida Memory and subsidiary Akita Elpida Memory said Wednesday that they have developed technology to mass-manufacture a four-layer DRAM package just 0.8 millimeters thick that can be used to pack more memory into thinner mobile phones and tablets. Read More Eclipse's annual software release train arrives The Indigo release train features work from 62 project teams and emphasizes Java and modeling Read More Nokia reveals details of Symbian deal with Accenture Nokia Wednesday said it has finalized an agreement with Accenture to develop the Symbian mobile OS as the company retrenches. Read More Oracle to acquire web management company FatWire Oracle said it entered into an agreement to acquire FatWire Software, a privately held company that specializes in software for businesses to manage their websites. Read More Patrick Thibodeau: India's growing visa problem Visa restrictions hurting India's offshore business model, says brokerage firm Read More JR Raphael: State of the Gingerbread upgrade: June 2011 Where does your phone fall in the Gingerbread waiting list? We check in on the status of Google's Android 2.3 upgrade and its rollout to handsets around the world. Read More
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