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	Choosing an open-source CMS, part 2: Why we use Joomla In the second part of a three-part series, we look at two companies that have chosen Joomla as their content management system. Read More WHITE PAPER: ExaGrid Straight Talk About Disk Backup with Deduplication This eBook is a "must read" if you are considering a move from tape backup to disk-based backup with deduplication. Did you know that depending on the architecture you choose, you could either improve your backup environment or go backwards? You may not be aware of the many considerations that need to be assessed. Learn more. In this Issue New report says cyberspying group linked to China's army Microsoft quietly raises prices of Mac Office by up to 17% New super-duper smartphone cameras won't clearly help HTC and Nokia, analysts say Transcend ESD200 review: A fast little external SSD Intel works toward integration as it aims for exascale Tizen 2.0 operating system released to developers Microsoft's Outlook.com comes out of preview phase Adobe to patch Reader zero-day this week with rush update Mike Elgan: Will Apple envy wreck Samsung? Flip side to Burger King Twitter hack: Many new followers Microsoft reopens 128GB Surface Pro online orders Microsoft's Surface RT shipments for China tiny compared to rival tablets EU privacy regulators promise action on Google privacy policy changes Facebook targeted by hackers, says no user data compromised Pirate Bay files police report alleging piracy by pro-copyright organization Richi Jennings: Chinese Army hacks 141 firms; shadowy Unit 61398 fingered WHITE PAPER: Mimecast North America Inc. Hospital Turns to Email Archiving Solution Read this case study to learn how a cloud-based email archiving solution enabled the hospital to meet government mandates and helps avoid thousands of dollars in projected storage costs. Learn More. New report says cyberspying group linked to China's army A new report traces a large cybersecurity threat group to China's People's Liberation Army, specifically a unit that goes under the cover name "Unit 61398." Read More Microsoft quietly raises prices of Mac Office by up to 17% Microsoft has quietly raised prices of Office for the Mac as much as 17% and stopped selling multi-license packages of the application suite. Read More New super-duper smartphone cameras won't clearly help HTC and Nokia, analysts say HTC and Nokia are separately expected to announce super-high-quality cameras in new smartphones being unveiled over the next week or so. Read More Transcend ESD200 review: A fast little external SSD Transcend's ESD200 external SSD is fast and very portable. Unfortunately, the backup software doesn't impress. Read More Intel works toward integration as it aims for exascale Intel's aim is to lead the way in creating the first exaflop supercomputer, so it is making architectural improvements to its processors with the hope to reach that goal between 2018 and 2020. Read More Tizen 2.0 operating system released to developers Tizen, the open-source project backed by Intel and Samsung Electronics, has released to developers and device makers the software development kit and source code for a new version of its operating system. Read More Microsoft's Outlook.com comes out of preview phase Microsoft has moved its email service Outlook.com out of the preview phase, and plans a marketing campaign to boost its adoption worldwide. Read More Adobe to patch Reader zero-day this week with rush update Adobe on Saturday said it would release an emergency patch for two Reader zero-day vulnerabilities this week. Read More WEBCAST: Cisco Smart Solutions Deliver Unified Workspace Strategy Workers today use up to four mobile devices daily--yet companies are struggling to integrate mobile devices into their business models. Learn how Cisco Unified Workspace can help meet these challenges for increased efficiency and growth. View Now Mike Elgan: Will Apple envy wreck Samsung? Samsung is tired of watching Apple run away with most of the money in mobile and is making a big play to become like Apple -- a company that makes not only the hardware, but also the software and the store where you buy stuff. Read More Flip side to Burger King Twitter hack: Many new followers Burger King saw a surprising upside after its Twitter account was compromised on Monday: Tens of thousands of people began following its account. Read More Microsoft reopens 128GB Surface Pro online orders Microsoft on Friday reopened online sales for the 128GB Surface Pro after nearly a week of stock outages, telling buyers that the tablets would ship in two to three weeks. Read More Microsoft's Surface RT shipments for China tiny compared to rival tablets While first day sales for Microsoft's Surface RT tablet attracted a long line in Beijing back in October, demand for the device in China has been low, as shipments reached only 30,000 units during the fourth quarter, according to research firm IDC. Read More EU privacy regulators promise action on Google privacy policy changes European privacy authorities have threatened action before the summer to curb Google's collection, combination and storage of its users' personal information, after growing impatient with the company's failure to respond to their criticisms of its revised privacy policy. Read More Facebook targeted by hackers, says no user data compromised Facebook said Friday it had been the target of a sophisticated hacking attack but that it had no evidence any user data had been compromised. Read More Pirate Bay files police report alleging piracy by pro-copyright organization On Monday The Pirate Bay, the world's largest file sharing site, reported an anti-piracy organization to Finnish police for allegedly breaching its copyright. Read More Richi Jennings: Chinese Army hacks 141 firms; shadowy Unit 61398 fingered What is "Unit 61398"? Who are "Byzantine Candor"? Where is it based? Why is the Chinese government said to be complicit in stealing companies' intellectual property? A security group says it knows, and warns of advanced, persistent threats to national security from the People's Republic. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers examine new PRC APT allegations. Read More
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