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	Richi Jennings: Apple's buggy iOS 6.1.3 breaks iPhone jailbreak iOS bugfix has new bug. Nixes jailbreak. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) released a new version of iOS, that finally fixes the lockscreen security hole. However, a similar, new vulnerability has emerged, that isn't fixed by 6.1.3. It will also prevent many people from escaping Tim's walled garden o' family-friendly, parody-free tyranny, as it closes the loophole used by the latest jailbreak tools. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers imagine egg on face at Infinite Loop. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco The Cisco Unified Workspace Trends such as mobility, virtualization, video, collaboration, knowledge management, and cloud have come to the forefront as companies struggle with how to integrate iPads, tablets, and smartphones into their business and IT models. In response, the Cisco Unified Workspace provides a solution for creating an organization-wide mobility strategy. Learn More. In this Issue Judge ignores leniency plea, hands AT&T hacker a 41-month-sentence Lenovo redesigns ThinkPad, drops weight by a quarter Fear of Facebook: 7 free apps that guard your privacy How big is the sound of music? Email addiction: Why the enterprise can't break free Preston Gralla: Google Keep first look: An underwhelming app Google pays $40K to 'Pinkie Pie' for partial hack of Chrome OS Second computer glitch stalls NASA's Mars rover What will T-Mo announce next week? WHITE PAPER: Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Storage: Gov't Organizations Get the Best In January 2012, Aberdeen surveyed 106 enterprises spanning various sectors about how they're dealing with high-growth storage. This report looks at each component of hybrid cloud storage, as users of this new technology will be able to choose where to locate their data: on-premise with scale-out NAS or in the public cloud. Learn More Judge ignores leniency plea, hands AT&T hacker a 41-month-sentence A federal judge today sentenced hacker Andrew Auernheimer's to 41 months in prison for illegally accessing email addresses and other data belonging to more than 120,000 iPad subscribers from AT&T's networks. Read More Lenovo redesigns ThinkPad, drops weight by a quarter Lenovo is updating the design of its ThinkPad laptops to keep them up-to-date in a market where computers are getting thinner and lighter at a fast rate. Read More Fear of Facebook: 7 free apps that guard your privacy Facebook users are constantly being told that their privacy is under siege. Here are seven apps that can help secure your personal data. Read More How big is the sound of music? Music fans and major recording artists are adopting lossless audio file formats to keep copies of their music that's as close to a master recording as possible, leading to multi-terabyte-sized home music storage systems. Read More WHITE PAPER: VeriSign DDoS Malware - A Verisign iDefense Research Paper Recently updated to include new attack vectors observed in late 2012/early 2013 with regard to highly publicized and targeted DDoS attacks. This technical brief covers DDoS-enabled malware and several DDoS-specific tools, their capabilities and the network indicators they generate while performing the attack methods. Learn More. Email addiction: Why the enterprise can't break free The kids may have moved on, but business users love (and hate) their email. Here's why we can't dig out. Read More Preston Gralla: Google Keep first look: An underwhelming app Google has released its note-taking Google Keep app, and it's not much more than a mildly useful app that doesn't come close to the capabilities of Microsoft OneNote and Evernote. I've put it through its paces, and it's clear that unless Google considerably beefs it up, it will remain an also-ran. Read More Google pays $40K to 'Pinkie Pie' for partial hack of Chrome OS Google today said it had paid a researcher $40,000 for a partial exploit of Chrome OS at its Pwnium 3 hacking contest two weeks ago. Read More Second computer glitch stalls NASA's Mars rover After a computer glitch sidelined NASA's Mars rover Curiosity late last month, another problem has it down again. Read More What will T-Mo announce next week? What is T-Mobile USA planning for its news event in New York City next Tuesday? The wireless carrier will probably formalize its plans to offer smartphones with no contract, possibly an iPhone, and announce new LTE service. Read More
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