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	Apple makes good on CEO's promise to expand iPhone 5's 4G carriers Apple today released iOS 6.1, the first major update for the mobile operating system since its September 2012 launch, patching 27 security vulnerabilities and adding 36 LTE carriers to the iPhone 5's support list. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cloudera Get Certified in Apache Hadoop. Learn with Cloudera! Cloudera University is the world's leading provider of Apache Hadoop training and certification . Get job-specific training for Hadoop administrators and developers, as well as in-depth coverage of other Apache projects such as HBase, Hive and Pig. Check out the free online tutorials or sign up for a live training class near you, by visiting university.cloudera.com/. In this Issue Oracle will continue to bundle 'crapware' with Java Lenovo buying RIM? Not necessarily Google stakes Pwnium hacking contest to $3.14M in potential prizes Senate immigration 'framework' calls for STEM green cards RIM faces 'make or break' with BlackBerry 10 STEC bumps up enterprise SSDs to 2TB INSIDER How to install Apache on Linux Preston Gralla: Acer President: Windows 8 is "not successful" but Chrome notebooks are winners Jonny Evans: Apple iPhone users target Google over Safari privacy attacks WHITE PAPER: Absolute Software Building The Business Case For A (BYOD) Program This Forrester report will provide you with a comprehensive list of benefits and costs associated with deploying a BYOD program. Learn More Oracle will continue to bundle 'crapware' with Java Oracle will not stop bundling what critics describe as 'crapware' and 'foistware' with its Java installer anytime soon, a company representative intimated last week. Read More Lenovo buying RIM? Not necessarily Lenovo played down reports that it was interested in buying Research In Motion, saying that the BlackBerry maker was one of many companies it was looking at as a potential takeover target. Read More Google stakes Pwnium hacking contest to $3.14M in potential prizes Google today announced it would again host its Pwnium hacking contest at a March security conference, but boosted the maximum amount it will pay to $3.14 million and changed the target to its browser-based operating system, Chrome OS. Read More Senate immigration 'framework' calls for STEM green cards The group of U.S. Senators who are leading an effort to develop a bipartisan comprehensive immigration bill want it to include a so-called STEM visa. Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW Corporation A Deep Dive into Virtualization Optimization This reference guide provides an in-depth look at best practices for improving server virtualization, exploring client virtualization options, blade migration, storage virtualization and WAN optimization techniques. Learn More. RIM faces 'make or break' with BlackBerry 10 It's finally go time at Research In Motion. After delays that have tested the resolve of even its most enthusiastic customers, the Canadian company will finally launch its BlackBerry 10 OS on Wednesday and the stakes couldn't be higher. Read More STEC bumps up enterprise SSDs to 2TB Flash storage vendor STEC is super-sizing the kind of flash storage used in smartphones and portable music players, coming out on Monday with 2TB SSDs in configurations for enterprise equipment vendors. Read More INSIDER How to install Apache on Linux An easy step-by-step guide to setting up an Apache Web server on Fedora, CentOS, or Ubuntu Read More Preston Gralla: Acer President: Windows 8 is "not successful" but Chrome notebooks are winners Count Acer as being disillusioned with Windows 8, but seeing a future in Chrome. President Jim Wong says that Windows 8 "is still not succeful," while touting the benefits of Chrome notebooks, which he says already account for between 5 percent and 10 percent of Acer's U.S. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple iPhone users target Google over Safari privacy attacks Apple and Google together may account for 92 percent of smartphone users, but only Google has a privacy lawsuit against it for undermining the personal security of Safari users -- while saying it wouldn't... Read More
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