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	Connectivity issue caused Nasdaq trading problems   Nasdaq blamed the unprecedented trading halt Thursday on a "connectivity issue" between an exchange participant and a core system used to consolidate and disseminate quote and trade information on Nasdaq listed securities. Read More   WHITE PAPER: SAS Data Visualization Techniques Regardless of how much data an organization has, creating visuals of data will deliver the most meaningful analysis. This paper discusses some of the basic issues concerning data visualization, from data size and column composition, to solving unique challenges presented by big data. Learn More In this Issue 10 cool tools for heading back to school Deep cyberattacks cause millions in losses for U.S. banks Best college tech majors for landing a top starting salary To the Moon or bust! 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Download this white paper for detailed insights that will guide you to stay efficient, flexible, and customer-focused. Learn More 10 cool tools for heading back to school Looking for back-to-school tech? From advanced note-taking apps to interactive textbooks to the perfect high-tech desk lamp, these items will help college students hit the ground running. Read More   Deep cyberattacks cause millions in losses for U.S. banks At least three U.S. banks have lost millions of dollars after fraudsters gained control of payment applications that control wire transfers. Read More   Best college tech majors for landing a top starting salary Not all tech degrees are created equal -- especially when it comes to what you earn straight out of college. Take a look at where the money is in 2013 for new graduates. Read More   To the Moon or bust! NASA preps to launch lunar probe   NASA is making final preparations to launch a robotic probe in early September to study the moon and its atmosphere. Read More   Video: NASA to test high-speed laser data link from space NASA will test a new laser communications system that could one day send high-definition 3D video from Mars and beyond. Read More   Makerbot's desktop scanner for 3D printers will cost you $1,400 Makerbot's Digitizer desktop 3D scanner, which can scan an object and replicate it in digital form for a 3D printer, is now for sale. But it comes with a hefty price tag. Read More   Samsung won't get a retrial in 'overscroll bounce' patent fight with Apple Samsung Electronics was denied Thursday a retrial over the "overscroll bounce" patent in its dispute with Apple in a federal court in California. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Network Instruments Getting Ahead Managing VoIP and Videoconferencing Can the move to UC be just another simple technology transition? End users expect these technologies to look, act and behave just as their non-IP predecessors. But for IT teams it brings very real, new requirements. Learn VoIP and video success strategies from Jim Frey, an Enterprise Management Associates analyst. Learn more. Who knew? Privacy is a concern for teenagers, study shows The current generation of teenagers seems willing to share anything on social media, but cares more about privacy than you think, according to a recent Pew study. Read More   Copyright guru claims 'fair use' to fight YouTube takedown notice Creative Commons co-founder Lawrence Lessig has filed a complaint in a U.S federal court after he was forced to take down a YouTube video of his lecture which included clips that depicted groups of people dancing to a copyrighted song. Read More   Mozilla 'Plug-n-Hack' project aims for tighter security tool integration Mozilla is developing a protocol that aims to let security tools and Web browsers work better together. Read More   Apple buys Embark, yet another mapping app Apple is reportedly acquiring mapping app developer Embark, in a move that could lend more real-time navigation features for public transit to Apple's own Maps app. Read More   Xerox releases a fix for scanning error issue Xerox has issued the first software patch intended to fix a problem in some multi-function printers that causes characters to be incorrectly reproduced when scanned. Read More   JR Raphael: Check out Chrome for Android's redesigned start page Google's Chrome Beta app for Android just got a healthy-sized update -- and there's more to it than meets the eye. Read More   Antone Gonsalves: Why Apple customers should worry about security Malware developers love Android, but researchers show Apple customers also need to worry. Read More   IT Blogwatch: Microsoft helps Delta Airlines say, 'Shut up and give me your money!' Oh, and also to monetize your incarceration in an aluminum tube. Good news, self-loading freight. Next time you're on a Delta flight, the cart-pushers will be able to take your money more easily. It's all thanks to Windows Phone, Nokia and Avanade. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers resist the temptation to mention Futurama's Philip J. Fry. Not to mention: Philip J. Fry... [You're fired -Ed.] Read More
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