Microsoft nukes Google Chrome "inadvertently"

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	IT Blogwatch: Microsoft nukes Google Chrome "inadvertently" Sadly, Microsoft's various anti-virus engines have recently been flagging Google's Chrome browser as a Trojan. The problem showed up in the Forefront and Security Essentials anti-malware tools. The bogus AV signature was available for a few hours. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers hope it wasn't a deliberate act. Not to mention: there is no spoon ... Read More WEBCAST: Cisco Experts and Users Discuss Data Center Excellence Date: October 25th, 2011 Time: 9:00 AM PST Learn how other organizations are exploiting Unified Fabric and adapt their experiences and best practices to your infrastructure. Learn More In this Issue Jonny Evans: HSPA+ iPhone will be world's smartest smartphone Preston Gralla: IBM beats Microsoft in market value --- here's how Microsoft can take back the lead Jonny Evans: Apple, Adobe keynote conflict -- a cloud for Flash? Robert L. Mitchell: Amazon can now use analytics on competitors' ads Shark Tank: What else could it be? Vote now: What's on your 2011 holiday wish list? WHITE PAPER: Intel Deploy 10GbE 10GBASE-T with Dell & Intel Virtualization, server and application technologies are shifting bottlenecks from the data center to network I/O. This paper describes how to use 10GBase-T to broadly deploy 10 Gigabit Ethernet and help avoid I/O networking bottlenecks. Click to continue Jonny Evans: HSPA+ iPhone will be world's smartest smartphone I've gathered all the freshest iPhone 5 claims in this post. Expect the fifth-generation smartphone to be faster, sleeker and better-connected than ever before. Read More Preston Gralla: IBM beats Microsoft in market value --- here's how Microsoft can take back the lead IBM has surpassed Microsoft in market worth, an ironic turn of events considering that Microsoft outsmarted IBM years ago and left the company practically for dead. It's a sign of how Microsoft hasn't been able to adequately adjust to a changing world. Microsoft would do well to examine how IBM turned around its fortunes, and learn some lessons from the company's revival. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple, Adobe keynote conflict -- a cloud for Flash? Is it strange that both Apple and Adobe will be making keynote announcements at the same time tomorrow? Will Flash move further into the cloud? Read More WHITE PAPER: Rackspace Consideration for the Cloud This white paper discusses the IT challenges enterprises face and how the Cloud can help overcome those challenges. IT then defines different Cloud configurations and the most appropriate uses of each. Finally, it provides guidance on enterprise decision-making regarding Cloud applications and platforms. Read More! Robert L. Mitchell: Amazon can now use analytics on competitors' ads The Walmart of the e-commerce world has an ingenious strategy to keep its competitors right where it wants them. Insider (registration required) Read More Shark Tank: What else could it be? Sysadmin pilot fish at a medium-size manufacturer gets a call at home at 1 a.m. -- from a developer who informs him that the network is down. Read More Vote now: What's on your 2011 holiday wish list? Computerworld wants to know: What type of tech gear do you most want to receive as a holiday present this year? Let us know by taking our quick poll. We'll focus on the most popular product types in our 2011 holiday gift guide. Read More
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