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Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CDW Leverage Unified Communications for Greater Productivity Join CIO magazine, Computerworld, and Network World for an up-to-date look at today's social workplace, where you discover how real organizations are leveraging social capabilities such as presence, instant messaging, chat and video to improve secure employee communication, collaboration, productivity and - of critical importance - job satisfaction Learn more at: http://events.cio.com/UCSeminar In this Issue Galaxy Nexus arrives at Sprint on Sunday for $200 Intel ships new SSD 330 series, limits it to 180GB storage Big Data in the Real World Isn't So Easy From CIO.com: How to Tell If an Email Is a Phishing Scam Two More Mac Trojans Discovered Dirty IT jobs: Grime and punishment Google settles Gmail trademark dispute Samsung set to show off next Galaxy smartphone Rackspace launches new OpenStack-based cloud portfolio India's $35 tablet mired in disputes, fewer than 10,000 shipped Jonny Evans: Apple's pro Final Cut Pro X upgrades, Mac Pro ships soon? Preston Gralla: Google says snooping on Wi-Fi networks isn't illegal WHITE PAPER: IBM Enterprise Virtual Machine Infrastructure on the IBM Cloud Everyone needs a cost-effective, agile IT infrastructure, but reinventing your business approach can feel risky. Read this data sheet to learn how you can reduce the lead time and economic risk associated with launching new business applications. Read Now Galaxy Nexus arrives at Sprint on Sunday for $200 Sprint will begin selling Samsung's Galaxy Nexus on Sunday for $199.99 with a two-year contract, making it $100 cheaper than the Verizon Wireless version. Read More Intel ships new SSD 330 series, limits it to 180GB storage Intel's streak of solid-state drive announcements continued on Monday, when the company announced a new line of SSD 330 drives for mainstream computers but with maximum storage capacity of only 180GB. Read More Big Data in the Real World Isn't So Easy The pundits make it sound so simple. But CIOs wrestling with overwhelming amounts of unwieldy data know that 'big data' is a big challenge that requires high-quality data, new approaches to data management and more processing power. But the payoff could be a strong competitive advantage. Read More From CIO.com: How to Tell If an Email Is a Phishing Scam As email phishing operations have grown more sophisticated and convincing, it's harder for even savvy corporate email users to determine whether an email is authentic or fake. Here, CIO.com presents an example of a particularly convincing phishing email. We asked, Daniel Peck, a research scientist with email security company Barracuda Networks, to offer tips on how to spot a scam. Read More Two More Mac Trojans Discovered Following the outbreak of the Flashback Mac Trojan, security researchers have spotted two more cases of Mac OS X malware. The good news is most users have little to worry about them. Read More Dirty IT jobs: Grime and punishment Flame wars, leakage, nasty Polish texting -- six more tales of dirty duty in IT Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Why Unified Storage? Unified, or multiprotocol, storage has an attractive value proposition and according to ESG, its adoption rate is rising among users. This expert eGuide details how unified storage works, the advantages of using a multiprotocol storage array in your environment, possible challenges the technology present and the future direction of unified storage. Learn More Now! Google settles Gmail trademark dispute Google has obtained control of the Gmail trademark in Germany, according to the German trademark office, and the legal battle for the related domain name is also over, according to Google. Read More Samsung set to show off next Galaxy smartphone Samsung Electronics is expected to show the next flagship Galaxy smartphone at an event in London on May 3. Read More Rackspace launches new OpenStack-based cloud portfolio Company unveils array of new services, including a MySQL offering optimized for the cloud Read More India's $35 tablet mired in disputes, fewer than 10,000 shipped India's US$35 tablet has yet to take off, with less than 10,000 units of the device released to the market since its October launch, despite considerable interest from consumers, an executive of maker DataWind said Monday. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple's pro Final Cut Pro X upgrades, Mac Pro ships soon? Apple's news on new pro features within a future Final Cut Pro X update suggests new Mac Pro models may follow the appearance this month of PCs featuring Intel's latest powerful Trigate chip. Though Apple's keeping its schedule a secret. Read More Preston Gralla: Google says snooping on Wi-Fi networks isn't illegal The fallout from Google collecting private information such as email from people's WiFi networks several years ago just got worse. Google claims that it did nothing illegal by snooping on people's private unencrypted WiFi networks, including gathering private emails, private passwords, and more. Read More
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