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	Researcher digs up another zero-day Java bug A security researcher known for finding Java bugs has uncovered a new critical zero-day vulnerability in all currently-supported versions of the popular Oracle software. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: FileMaker, Inc Create, deploy and manage custom business apps for iPad The FileMaker Platform is a complete software suite to create, deploy, and manage custom business apps for iPad and iPhone. Design and build stunning iOS apps. Integrate mobile apps into existing enterprise systems. Deploy and instantly update your apps. Secure your apps with industry-standard authentication. Learn more, Watch overview video, Read the white paper > In this Issue New Nook tablets announced, in 7-in. and 9-in. versions Rent.com may add chatbots to its CRM mix Forrester: Push BI vendors for details on Hadoop integration Wells Fargo recovers after site outage Oracle making embedded Java push Forecast 2013: Building a better IT budget Lawsuit challenging HP payout to Hurd dismissed Chrome browser gets tuned for gaming IBM CEO Virginia Rometty elected chairman Oracle likely to announce Exadata sequel soon Microsoft drills down on archiving capabilities of new Exchange Troubled Yahoo gets a new CFO FTC: Software used by rent-to-own stores spied on customers Preston Gralla: Intel CEO Otellini : Windows 8 is being released before it's ready...but that's OK WHITE PAPER: Framehawk Making Sense of the Work-Personal Device Blur BYOD brings some concerns, blurring the line between personal and corporate use raises security, compliance, and ownership issues. Does the BYOD trend actually make workers more productive, or is IT simply caving in to employee demand? Read Now! New Nook tablets announced, in 7-in. and 9-in. versions Barnes & Noble announced two new tablets, the 7-in. Nook HD, starting at $199, and the 9-in. Nook HD+, starting at $269. Read More Rent.com may add chatbots to its CRM mix Alain Avakian, the Rent.com CTO, points to Siri when he talks about his own interest in virtual chat technology and its potential to augment customer service at his business. Read More Forrester: Push BI vendors for details on Hadoop integration Enterprises should ask a lot of questions when a vendor touts its business intelligence products as being fully integrated with Hadoop, Forrester analyst Boris Evelson warned. Read More Wells Fargo recovers after site outage Wells Fargo's website experience intermittent outages on Tuesday, while the hacker group claiming responsibility threatened to hit U.S. Bancorp and PNC Financial Services Group over the next two days. Read More Oracle making embedded Java push The Java ME Embedded 3.2 client runtime broadens Java to cover microcontrollers Read More Forecast 2013: Building a better IT budget As IT budgets bounce back, the fiscal picture is looking rosier in many IT shops. But lessons learned from the recession are not easily forgotten, and smart IT executives are carefully constructing their budgets for 2013 with big-payback projects in mind. Read More Lawsuit challenging HP payout to Hurd dismissed A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging the payout in the separation agreement between Hewlett-Packard and its former CEO Mark Hurd in 2010. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: AT&T Voice Transformation: Taking the First Steps Voice has been - and will continue to be - a foundational component in business communications. But the aging, disconnected voice infrastructures of today are doing more than just impeding productivity, they're impeding progress. Find out in this AT&T article how to transform voice communication in your enterprise today. Click Here Chrome browser gets tuned for gaming Google on Tuesday released a Chrome upgrade that improves how the browser renders 3D applications, including mouse-controlled games. Read More IBM CEO Virginia Rometty elected chairman IBM announced on Tuesday that its president and CEO, Virginia Rometty, would become chairman starting Oct. 1. Read More Oracle likely to announce Exadata sequel soon Many signs suggest that Oracle is about to introduce a next-generation version of the Exadata database machine, the first and apparently most successful of its "engineered systems" that combine Oracle software with servers, networking and storage. Read More Microsoft drills down on archiving capabilities of new Exchange New and improved archiving capabilities in Exchange 2013 make it easier for IT administrators to store and manage messages, and improve accessibility for end users, Microsoft said Tuesday at its Exchange Conference in Orlando. Read More Troubled Yahoo gets a new CFO Yahoo will replace CFO Tim Morse this fall in what may be the latest move by recently appointed CEO Marissa Mayer to put her own mark on the company's leadership. Read More FTC: Software used by rent-to-own stores spied on customers The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has reached proposed settlements with a software vendor and seven rent-to-own stores after the agency accused them of installing spyware on rented computers that captured screenshots of personal information, logged keystrokes and, in some cases, took webcam pictures of people in their homes. Read More Preston Gralla: Intel CEO Otellini : Windows 8 is being released before it's ready...but that's OK Intel's CEO Paul Otellini told his employees in Taiwan that Windows 8 isn't truly fully ready to be shipped, but he still thinks Microsoft is making the right move to release it in late October. So reports Bloomberg. If true, it's a stunning admission. Read More
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