Tech hotshots: The rise of the UX expert

	Malware masquerades as patch for Java | VA deploys millions of sensors to track, well, everything
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	Tech hotshots: The rise of the UX expert As the digital world shrinks down to a screen the size of your hand, demand for user experience designers explodes. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: AT&T Introducing AT&T Enhanced Push-to-Talk. With up to 1,000 contacts and a broad range of devices and platforms, you'll get instant communication -- because your business doesn't have time for lag time. Learn how to get started with free handsets today! In this Issue Malware masquerades as patch for Java VA deploys millions of sensors to track, well, everything AT&T sold record number of smartphones in Q4 Bing beefs up Facebook content in search results Intel sales, profits slide for 2012, but data center business growing U.S. lawmaker: Mobile users should be able to delete data Tucson school district weighs options for struggling ERP software project India's Wipro benefits from recovery in offshoring Chris Poelker: Optimizing IT for 2013 IT Blogwatch: Google's Larry Page trolls Apple and Facebook RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: AT&T Introducing AT&T Enhanced Push-to-Talk. With up to 1,000 contacts and a broad range of devices and platforms, you'll get instant communication -- because your business doesn't have time for lag time. Learn how to get started with free handsets today! Malware masquerades as patch for Java Trend Micro has spotted a piece of malicious software that masquerades as the latest patch for Java, a typically opportunistic move by hackers. Read More VA deploys millions of sensors to track, well, everything The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has begun installing millions of sensors on just about anything that costs more than $50. Read More AT&T sold record number of smartphones in Q4 AT&T sold a record number of smartphones in the last three months of 2012 as consumers snapped up new products from the likes of Apple and Samsung. Read More Bing beefs up Facebook content in search results Users of Microsoft's Bing search engine can now see a wider range of Facebook content from their friends appear alongside search results, part of an effort by Microsoft to make the site more social. Read More Intel sales, profits slide for 2012, but data center business growing Intel's sales and profits dropped in 2012 as the company was hit by slower demand for PCs and it failed to make it big in the smartphone and tablet markets, although its data center business continued to grow Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed What You Need to Know About Network Performance Management Choosing the right network performance management tool shouldn't be so hard, in fact there are pretty simple steps to consider when choosing the right solution. Check out this -What you need to know about Network Performance Management Infographic to learn more. Learn more. U.S. lawmaker: Mobile users should be able to delete data A U.S. lawmaker has proposed legislation that would allow mobile phone users to ask apps to stop collecting their personal data and to delete information collected in the past. Read More Tucson school district weighs options for struggling ERP software project An Arizona school district is mulling over whether to continue working on a major software project, upgrade its legacy system or restart from scratch with a different product. Read More India's Wipro benefits from recovery in offshoring Wipro's fourth-quarter IT services revenue grew 4.8% year on year, reflecting an overall recovery in offshoring to India. Read More Chris Poelker: Optimizing IT for 2013 A major push for chief information officers (CIOs) in 2013 will be the development or refinement of a new end-state vision for IT that anticipates the challenges of the rapid growth of data and identifies how new applications can leverage big data assets. Read More IT Blogwatch: Google's Larry Page trolls Apple and Facebook Here's Larry Page as Trollface, hating on Facebook and Apple. The Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) cofounder granted a rare interview and snuck in a couple of tiny barbs. The undiplomatic language is refreshing, but Page has plenty of interesting things to say about Google, the Internet, governments, mobile, and so on. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers enjoy the candor. Read More
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