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	Richi Jennings: Yes, Mac malware is real: Even Apple hacked Fanbois flabbergasted. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) confesses to being infected by malware. It seems to be the same problem that recently befell Facebook and Twitter. The infection vector: popular developer forum, iPhoneDevSDK.com. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers resurrect a repetitive debate: Is Mac OS virus-proof? Read More WEBCAST: Red Hat The Five Must-Haves of Big Data Storage Join this webinar to learn four distinct factors contributing to the challenge of storing big data including volume, variety, scale, and portability. We'll also cover the five elements a storage system must have in order to meet these challenges. View Now In this Issue JR Raphael: HTC One smartphone: The complete FAQ Jonny Evans: Is this the Apple iWatch? Patents say it could be... Sharon Machlis: This Siri competitor for Android can be trained - for a price Darlene Storm: 2 out of every 3 Americans lost Fourth Amendment protections to DHS Barbara Krasnoff: HTC One smartphone: With a snazzy camera, improved audio and new interface, will it compete? Preston Gralla: Microsoft loses out to Gmail as king of Web-based mail. Can Outlook.com take back the throne? Sharky: You had me at A S D K L C N M E R WHITE PAPER: Cisco Forrester: Defining the Next-Generation Workspace How will you meet the needs of a mobile workforce? In this Forrester study, discover approaches to BYOD and desktop virtualization. Learn why Cisco Unified Workspace may be the solution for your mobility, virtualization, and security challenges. Read Now JR Raphael: HTC One smartphone: The complete FAQ HTC's new One phone promises to "reinvent the smartphone experience." Here's a detailed rundown of everything there is to know about the device. 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 Sharon Machlis: This Siri competitor for Android can be trained - for a price Speaktoit Assistant launched a premium service that lets you customize its commands. It is worth the money? Read More WEBCAST: VMware High Availability for Exchange Using VMware Find out how VMware can help organizations manage the Exchange environment, maximize computing resources and increase flexibility for lower costs and increased overall availability. View Now! 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 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 Preston Gralla: Microsoft loses out to Gmail as king of Web-based mail. Can Outlook.com take back 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 Sharky: You had me at A S D K L C N M E R It's a cold Wednesday morning when this IT pilot fish -- and everyone else in the division -- gets an email from a user who's looking for white paint to fix her keyboard. Read More
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