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	Apple hit by malware attack Apple on Tuesday said it was a victim of a malware attack when a small number of systems inside the company were compromised. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Data Protection Made Simple Increasing demands placed on IT, along with tightening budgets has prompted IT leaders to seek out alternative technologies and improved methods of providing backup, archiving and disaster recovery to meet the demands of the 24/7 business. Learn how CA ARCserve provides a single solution that cuts through the maze of data protection complexity. Learn More In this Issue Microsoft adopts advocacy tactics to 'scroogle' Google in attack campaign Google may be considering retail stores HTC One smartphone to have 'UltraPixel' camera and new Sense interface Mozilla debuts in-browser PDF, patches 13 Firefox bugs NetApp releases all-flash array HP quadruples virtual machines in new blade Cisco puts a huge value on the 'Internet of everything' HTC One smartphone signals end of megapixel era, executive says BI software spending to hit $17.1 billion by 2016, as growth pace slows, Gartner says Tilera developing chip with more than 100-plus cores Nvidia targets low-cost LTE smartphones, tablets with Tegra 4i chip LSI looks to power mobile networks with ARM-based processors Cisco unveils software, hardware for hybrid wireless networks Microsoft set to deliver Lync-Skype integration Robert L. Mitchell: Why they liked Drupal: A visual tour Jonny Evans: Is this the Apple iWatch? Patents say it could be... Darlene Storm: 2 out of every 3 Americans lost Fourth Amendment protections to DHS Preston Gralla: Microsoft loses out to Gmail as king of Web-based mail. Can Outlook.com retake the throne? Barbara Krasnoff: HTC One smartphone: With a snazzy camera, improved audio and new interface, will it compete? WHITE PAPER: CDW Corporation Storage Management in a Virtualized World Unified storage eliminates the need for separate systems by translating file-oriented storage into block-oriented storage hiding storage complexity from users and storage admins. Learn the questions to ask prospective vendors and steps to take to maximize benefits from virtualized storage. Learn More. Microsoft adopts advocacy tactics to 'scroogle' Google in attack campaign As Microsoft pushed Outlook.com out of preview mode today, analysts said the company's "Scroogled" attack ads, which fired shots at Google's Gmail two weeks ago, were effective. Read More Google may be considering retail stores Google may be taking a page from Apple as it considers opening brick-and-mortar retail stores, according to reports. Read More HTC One smartphone to have 'UltraPixel' camera and new Sense interface HTC announced its new flagship HTC One smartphone on Tuesday, which HTC Americas President Mike Woodward dubbed "the best phone ever made." Read More Mozilla debuts in-browser PDF, patches 13 Firefox bugs Mozilla today released Firefox 19, adding a built-in PDF viewer to the browser and patching 13 security vulnerabilities. Read More NetApp releases all-flash array Outlining its flash strategy for the next two years, NetApp said today that it will begin selling an enterprise-class all-flash array this year and it announced a purpose-built flash storage architecture for 2014. Read More HP quadruples virtual machines in new blade Hewlett-Packard is set to deliver a new blade that will quadruple the virtual desktops that can be deployed from one server compared to the company's previous offerings. Read More Cisco puts a huge value on the 'Internet of everything' The so-called 'Internet of everything,' the rapidly approaching world where objects from refrigerators to factory robots can talk to people and other machines, will create a massive business opportunity worth $14.4 trillion over the next decade, according to a new study from Cisco Systems. Read More HTC One smartphone signals end of megapixel era, executive says HTC has declared the end of megapixels with its new One smartphone, which has a 4.7-inch screen and a redesigned camera that can capture sharper images. Read More BI software spending to hit $17.1 billion by 2016, as growth pace slows, Gartner says The global market for business intelligence software will hit $13.8 billion in 2013, but the pace of growth will be slower than in past years, according to new figures from analyst firm Gartner. Read More WHITE PAPER: Red Hat Network-Attached Storage in the Public Cloud In this paper, after reviewing the key requirements for an enterprise-grade cloud storage system, we introduce Red Hat Storage Server and review the architectural characteristics that make it the storage system of choice for enterprise users. Learn More Tilera developing chip with more than 100-plus cores After a lull, the race to add more processor cores to chips continues. Tilera is developing a new chip that will have more than 100 processor cores as the company looks to outperform ARM and Intel processors in Web-specific tasks. Read More Nvidia targets low-cost LTE smartphones, tablets with Tegra 4i chip Nvidia hopes to power sub-$200 smartphones and tablets under $300 with its latest Tegra 4i processor, which is also the company's first chip with an integrated LTE modem. Read More LSI looks to power mobile networks with ARM-based processors Chipmaker LSI is taking ARM-based processors to new frontiers with its upcoming AXM5500 family, which will be used in mobile base stations of all sizes. Read More Cisco unveils software, hardware for hybrid wireless networks Cisco Tuesday introduced small cell hardware and intelligent software designed to help carriers and enterprises improve wireless connections over hybrid networks made of 3G and 4G cellular and Wi-Fi technologies Read More Microsoft set to deliver Lync-Skype integration Microsoft Tuesday will demonstrate for the first time an integration between its Lync enterprise IM, audio and video conferencing server and its Skype consumer counterpart, the latest Microsoft response to the consumerization of IT trend. Read More Robert L. Mitchell: Why they liked Drupal: A visual tour In this visual tour, two enterprise Web site developers show off the Web sites they developed and what they were able to do with Drupal. Read More Jonny Evans: Is this the Apple iWatch? Patents say it could be... Pundits everywhere are speculating on what, why and when will be the Apple iWatch. What follows are some great patent-based ideas -- along with the best rendered images I've seen yet -- that tell us the iWatch won't be some ghastly gadget only geeks would wear, but something everyone might want. Read More Darlene Storm: 2 out of every 3 Americans lost Fourth Amendment protections to DHS After the Department of Homeland Security determined that they do not need probable cause or reasonable suspicion to search electronic devices at the border, the ACLU filed a FOIA for the rest of this report. The "border" extends out 100 miles from the true border, meaning that two out of three U.S. citizens live in a Constitution-free zone, and 200 million Americans have lost their Fourth and First Amendment protections. Read More Preston Gralla: Microsoft loses out to Gmail as king of Web-based mail. Can Outlook.com retake the throne? Thanks to skyrocketing signups, Gmail has become the biggest email provider on the Web, beating out Microsoft's combined Hotmail and Outlook.com, as well as Yahoo Mail. Will the newly unveiled Outlook.com help Microsoft take back the lead? Read More Barbara Krasnoff: HTC One smartphone: With a snazzy camera, improved audio and new interface, will it compete? HTC is obviously eager to make a splash with its latest Android phone, the HTC One, and it may just do that. Read More
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