Google I/O 2013: 11 things you might have missed

	Darlene Storm: London court: LulzSec hackers called 'latter day pirates' at 'cutting-edge' of cybercrime | Richi Jennings: Google cloud attacks Amazon and Azure at I/O
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	JR Raphael: Google I/O 2013: 11 important things you might have missed This year's Google I/O conference has been a bit unusual -- but it certainly hasn't been quiet. Here are 11 important things that have happened so far. Read More WHITE PAPER: QLogic Corporation Enterprise Application Performance Scalability This ESG Lab preview summarizes the results of independent, third-party testing of QLogic's 10000 Series 8Gb Fibre Channel Adapter with a focus on database performance improvements and cache effectiveness in single-server and multi-server environments. Read Now! In this Issue Darlene Storm: London court: LulzSec hackers called 'latter day pirates' at 'cutting-edge' of cybercrime Richi Jennings: Google cloud attacks Amazon and Azure at I/O Jonny Evans: DoJ summons spirit of Steve Jobs in Apple iBooks case Preston Gralla: Europe to Microsoft: We hate Windows 8 Sharon Machlis: Lousy vacation photos no more? Sharky: Pick a number, any number Sharky: If off-and-on-again won't fix it, just replace it WHITE PAPER: Mimecast North America Inc SaaS with a Face Learn how a carefully targeted SaaS approach can add value to your email environment and potentially result in better services within a much reduced cost structure. Learn More. Darlene Storm: London court: LulzSec hackers called 'latter day pirates' at 'cutting-edge' of cybercrime Previously "laughing at your security," four former LulzSec hackers appeared in British court for the start of the sentencing hearing. Another, an Australian and the "self-proclaimed leader" of LulzSec will appear before court today. In London, the prosecutor said the men believed they were "latter day pirates" and they were "at the cutting edge" of cybercrime. Read More Richi Jennings: Google cloud attacks Amazon and Azure at I/O Urs Hölzle gets excited. Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) announces new cloud stuff. The huge ad broker wants to compete better with Microsoft Azure and Amazon AWS/EC2. Among the highlights: New pricing, shared instances, replicated NoSQL, and PHP. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers sort out the details. Read More Jonny Evans: DoJ summons spirit of Steve Jobs in Apple iBooks case Apple seems set to take the stand to argue DoJ charges it conspired to introduce an agency price model for eBooks, raising online book prices by up to $3 for a period subsequent to launch of the iBookstore. Read More WHITE PAPER: 8x8 3 Myths About VoIP Phone Service Hosted VoIP makes businesses look professional, run more efficiently, and grow more profitable. But pervasive myths are keeping some businesses from taking advantage of this high-growth, proven technology. Read now Preston Gralla: Europe to Microsoft: We hate Windows 8 PC sales in Western Europe plummeted in the first quarter in the biggest decline the continent has ever seen -- more than 20 percent. And one key reason for the drop is that European users simply don't like Windows 8. Read More Sharon Machlis: Lousy vacation photos no more? Google says it's rolling out some highly sophisticated auto-photo editing for Google+ users, from correcting exposure (and skin wrinkles) to creating group shots where everyone's smiling. Read More Sharky: Pick a number, any number Data center pilot fish is a programmer who works on his company's internal software, so he's the one who's called in when this user gets an unexpected error. Read More Sharky: If off-and-on-again won't fix it, just replace it This printer is still under warranty, so when it goes bad, an IT pilot fish calls the company that sold it -- and that's when one know-it-all meets another. Read More
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