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	Ad industry calls IE10's 'Do Not Track' setting 'unacceptable' Many of the country's largest companies lashed out at Microsoft this week, claiming that its decision to turn on the "Do Not Track" privacy feature in Internet Explorer 10 would "harm consumers, hurt competition, and undermine American innovation." Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: mNext mNext Conference: Free Admission, 11/28-29, Santa Clara Enterprise MobileNext, is the one event focused on the enterprise and is THE conference where executives influencing mobile- management innovation and transformation will come together with IDC analysts and invited experts. Register now for complimentary admission. In this Issue Joomla 3.0 review: Making way for mobile Presidential debate lights up Twitter, social nets No HP smartphone next year Cyberattacks on banking websites subside -- for now Java developers remain bullish despite security problems Lay your tablet on a table, join its network Rohm shows tiny fuel cells for smartphones, aims for launch next year Michael Horowitz: SecurityWatch Summit on mobile device security LTE patent pool brings together technologies from AT&T, ZTE, HP and others EFF criticizes controversial Philippines cybercrime law RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn LogMeIn Central: Automate, Monitor and Manage PCs. LogMeIn lets you Monitor and Manage PCs, deliver patches and updates to multiple PCS simultaneously. Central helps IT deliver seamless support that keeps employees productive and up and running. LogMeIn Central - automate routine tasks and do more. Free Trial Joomla 3.0 review: Making way for mobile We take a close look at 3.0, the latest version of the open-source content-management system, which offers a new implementation that helps site developers design for the mobile platform. Read More Presidential debate lights up Twitter, social nets The first presidential debate lit up social networks Wednesday night, even staggering Twitter throughout the one-and-a-half-hour debate. Read More No HP smartphone next year Hewlett-Packard has no plans to launch a smartphone next year but will need to sell one eventually to avoid missing out on "a huge segment of the population," CEO Meg Whitman said Wednesday, clarifying remarks she made last month. Read More Cyberattacks on banking websites subside -- for now The wave of cyberattacks against a half-dozen U.S. financial institutions has subsided this week, but the recent demonstration of force shows a careful honing of destructive techniques that could continue to cause headaches. Read More Java developers remain bullish despite security problems Though the platform has had issues lately, developers don't see them as deal breakers in Java deployments. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel Strategic Guide to Converged Infrastructure In addition to other valuable information, this Computerworld guide contains a step-by-step example of how to converge a typical mid-size data center. Read more now. Read Now! Lay your tablet on a table, join its network A research team is demonstrating tablets that form local networks among the devices laid upon their surfaces, while also providing wireless charging, at the Ceatec electronics show in Japan. Read More Rohm shows tiny fuel cells for smartphones, aims for launch next year Rohm is showing tiny hydrogen fuel cells meant for charging portable gadgets at the Ceatec exhibition in Japan. Read More Michael Horowitz: SecurityWatch Summit on mobile device security Last week, I attended PC Magazine's SecurityWatch Summit about mobile device security. Here are some random notes from the meeting. Read More LTE patent pool brings together technologies from AT&T, ZTE, HP and others Hewlett-Packard, ZTE and mobile operators such as AT&T and SK Telecom have pooled their LTE patents under a program led by Via Licensing, aiming to provide a one-stop shop for companies to license their technology. Read More EFF criticizes controversial Philippines cybercrime law The U.S.-based Electronic Frontier Foundation criticized new cybercrime legislation that went into effect Wednesday in the Philippines, which has sparked protests over its heavy-handed approach to speech on the internet. Read More
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