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	Sniffer hijacks secure traffic from unpatched iPhones Almost anyone can snoop the secure data traffic of unpatched iPhones and iPads using a recently-revised tool, a researcher said today as he urged owners to apply Apple's latest iOS fix. Read More WHITE PAPER: Datawatch Best Practices: Better Reporting with SAP Today's organizations struggle with information overload, yet it is valuable corporate information that will separate the winners from the losers. The winners will be the ones who can easily access, analyze and act on vital data trapped throughout the enterprise. Read now In this Issue Hands on: The Google+ Android app is a winner Facebook woos businesses; ups battle with Google+ QuickPoll: Is Google+ being too pedantic about using real names? 'War texting' lets hackers unlock car doors via SMS From CIO.com: Best of Google Labs: A Retrospective Google starts tweaking Chrome for OS X Lion Citibank offers free iPad banking app How to implement IPv6 in a Windows environment: a guide Google speeds up +1 button rendering Exploit demo on tap at Black Hat could 'make your water undrinkable' U.K. probes HCL role phone hacking scandal CA equips management tools for cloud oversight SAP co-CEO McDermott talks up HANA, mobility and SaaS Matt Hauser: Websites in many languages: The benefits of translation memory Jonny Evans: Apple ultra-thin 15-inch MacBook Air Pro seems inevitable JR Raphael: Hands on: Google's Android 3.2 upgrade WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Microsoft SharePoint Performance Brief This is a Performance Brief that illustrates how Riverbed Steelhead appliances accelerate MS SharePoint Services over the WAN. Read More. Hands on: The Google+ Android app is a winner An Android app allows Google+ members to keep up with the new social networking service on their smartphones. Read More Facebook woos businesses; ups battle with Google+ While Google asks businesses to hold off using its new Google+ social network, rival Facebook is helping companies get onboard its site. Read More QuickPoll: Is Google+ being too pedantic about using real names? Google is adjusting the real-name policy of its Google+ social service to appease angry users -- many kicked off without notice. But Google will still not allow pseudoymns. Is Google+ being too pedantic about using real names? Read More 'War texting' lets hackers unlock car doors via SMS Software that lets drivers unlock car doors and even start their vehicles using a mobile phone could let car thieves do the very same things, according to computer security researchers at iSec Partners. Read More From CIO.com: Best of Google Labs: A Retrospective As Google shuts down Google Labs, we look back at the many innovations the effort brought us, including Gmail, Google Goggles, Google Earth and Google Maps, among others. Read More Google starts tweaking Chrome for OS X Lion Google yesterday updated Chrome to work better in Apple's Lion OS, adding support for the operating system's default two-fingered page-swiping gesture. Read More Citibank offers free iPad banking app Citibank unveiled a new free banking app for iPad users with a focus on giving its customers a graphically rich view of their finances. Read More How to implement IPv6 in a Windows environment: a guide By now, you've heard that ARIN has (more or less) run out of IPv4 addresses and the time has come for mass migration to IPv6. If you are a Windows shop, the good news is that Microsoft has been preparing for IPv6 for years. INSIDER (registration required) Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Five Steps to Successful IT Consolidation Has your Enterprise made the strategic decision to consolidate remote site IT infrastructure into central data centers? Then you have probably discovered that consolidation projects are fraught with technical, organization, and implementation challenges that require a well thought-out strategy. Click to Continue Google speeds up +1 button rendering Google has improved its +1 button to make it load and perform faster on Web pages that feature it. Read More Exploit demo on tap at Black Hat could 'make your water undrinkable' A demo at Black Hat next week will remotely hack a car alarm, unlock the doors and start the vehicle, but that's just a parlor trick to call attention to a bigger problem that has the Department of Homeland Security on alert. Read More U.K. probes HCL role phone hacking scandal India's HCL Technologies has been questioned by the U.K. Parliament's Home Affairs Committee inquiring into a phone-hacking scandal, following allegations in Parliament that the outsourcer was involved in destroying data on behalf of News International. Read More CA equips management tools for cloud oversight CA Technologies has updated a number of its programs to make their users more ready to run some operations in a cloud environment, the company announced Wednesday. Read More SAP co-CEO McDermott talks up HANA, mobility and SaaS SAP has seen software sales rebound steadily after a dip during the global recession, and is hoping to supercharge its business with forays into in-memory computing, SaaS (software as a service) and mobile applications, a business it entered with last year's acquisition of Sybase. Read More Matt Hauser: Websites in many languages: The benefits of translation memory Translation Memory (TM) is a tool that helps human translators to work more efficiently and with a higher degree of accuracy and quality. So how does it work? Read More Jonny Evans: Apple ultra-thin 15-inch MacBook Air Pro seems inevitable Apple is planning to introduce a MacBook Air model that implements all the power of a MacBook Pro, a report claims. This should surprise no one, it makes sense -- and the most recent 'Airs are already faster than some relatively recent Apple desktops Read More JR Raphael: Hands on: Google's Android 3.2 upgrade Android 3.2 is making its way to Honeycomb tablets right now. Here's a detailed look at what the upgrade includes and how well it performs. Read More
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