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	Researchers outwit Apple, plant malware in the App Store   A team of researchers from Georgia Tech has demonstrated how hackers can slip a malicious app past Apple's reviewers so that it's published to the App Store and ready for unsuspecting victims to download. Read More   WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation   Storage Virtualization eGuide In this eGuide, Computerworld along with sister publications Network World and the IDG News Service examine some of the newest technologies and trends in storage virtualization today. Read on to learn about how leveraging storage virtualization can help enterprises get a handle on their data while minimizing costs and management headaches. Learn more. In this Issue Droid Ultra deep-dive review: Bigger, but not necessarily better Security expert kick-starts fund to pay Facebook bug finder a $10K bounty Self-driving car sales to reach 95 million per year by 2035 Yes, tablets are for creating -- a new kind of content Tech legal news site Groklaw shutting down, citing email privacy concerns YouTube gets an update on mobile, with Chromecast in mind NASA's cloud audit holds value for all Gimme shelter: Wall Street braces for next superstorm NYSE builds business around resilient infrastructure services Amazon remains the public cloud leader, by a long shot Google brings more real-time traffic reports to Maps through its Waze acquisition Cyberattacks a top cause of EU wired Internet outages Dell Foglight vanquishes zombie VMs Chris Poelker: Data deduplication in the cloud explained, part one Jonny Evans: Apple's about to strike iPhone gold in China Greg Lambert: Patch Tuesday headaches and dog food Preston Gralla: Can a monster-sized Nokia phablet jump-start Windows Phone? WEBCAST: HP Intel VMware   Your IT Journey - Your Way Faced with unrelenting pressure to do more with less, IT leaders are implementing virtualization, mobility and cloud computing in their enterprises. In this Knowledge Vault Exchange you'll find a plethora of valuable information, including videos, on-demand Webcasts, white papers and Twitter chats. View Now! Droid Ultra deep-dive review: Bigger, but not necessarily better Verizon's Motorola Droid Ultra has a larger display and a couple of other features, but that doesn't put it ahead of its smaller cousin, the Moto X. Read More   Security expert kick-starts fund to pay Facebook bug finder a $10K bounty After a Palestinian researcher was denied a bug bounty by Facebook, Marc Maiffret, CTO of BeyondTrust, kicked off a crowd-sourced fund yesterday to come up with a reward. Read More   Self-driving car sales to reach 95 million per year by 2035 Over the next two decades, automated cars, like the one Google is building, will reach sales of 95 million worldwide, according to research firm Navigant, but significant legislative and legal hurdles remain. Read More   Yes, tablets are for creating -- a new kind of content Tablets are still perceived as devices better suited to consuming content than to creating it. In reality, they empower a new kind of content creation -- one that is distinct from that of PCs and smartphones. Read More   Tech legal news site Groklaw shutting down, citing email privacy concerns Technology legal news website Groklaw is shutting down due to concerns over the continued availability of secure email in the wake of revelations about U.S. government surveillance. Read More   YouTube gets an update on mobile, with Chromecast in mind   YouTube is adding new video-playing functions to its mobile app on both iOS and Android devices. Some of the tools are aimed at giving users more control over how they stream video to their television sets using Chromecast, Google's new video streaming device. Read More   NASA's cloud audit holds value for all The recommendations can be leveraged by any organization that wants to more effectively adopt cloud-computing services. Read More   Gimme shelter: Wall Street braces for next superstorm Heading into the heart of hurricane season 10 months after Sandy slammed the New York metropolitan area, Wall Street has had time to reassess and revamp backup plans. Read More   WEBCAST: IBM Corporation   Give Your Users What They Want with Cloud and Mobile Date: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Time: 2:00 PM EDT You will learn: - How moving to the cloud can help accelerate mobile adoption in your organization. - The benefits of combining the power of cloud with the freedom and functionality of mobile. Learn More. NYSE builds business around resilient infrastructure services After the terrorist strikes of Sept. 11, 2001, the New York Stock Exchange learned some valuable lessons in keeping a time-sensitive financial trading network alive during a time of crisis. Read More   Amazon remains the public cloud leader, by a long shot Amazon Web Services remains the top IaaS public cloud computing provider, offering the widest breath of services of any vendor in the market, Gartner concluded in its annual Magic Quadrant report. Read More   Google brings more real-time traffic reports to Maps through its Waze acquisition Google is making good on its promise to make its Maps app more comprehensive and useful following its acquisition of mapping company Waze, with some new traffic update features going live Tuesday. Read More   Cyberattacks a top cause of EU wired Internet outages Although cyberattacks caused just 6% of significant outages of public electronic communications networks and services in the E.U. last year, they affected more people than hardware failure, a much more common factor in service disruptions, according to a report from the European Union Agency for Network and Information Security. Read More   Dell Foglight vanquishes zombie VMs With an update to its Foglight for Virtualization software package, Dell can now help organizations rid their systems of resource-sucking zombie virtual machines. Read More   Chris Poelker: Data deduplication in the cloud explained, part one Everyone is talking about the benefits of storing data to the cloud for sharing information among friends, to simplify moving data between different mobile devices, and for small businesses to back up and provide disaster recovery (DR) capabilities. But how do cloud providers protect your data? Read More   Jonny Evans: Apple's about to strike iPhone gold in China Apple is hoping for the iPod nano effect when it ships new iPhones in a few weeks time.. So what is the iPod nano effect what might happen, and why does it matter? And why should Samsung be afraid? Read More   Greg Lambert: Patch Tuesday headaches and dog food As I mentioned in last week's post, we should not get bored with Microsoft's Patch Tuesday as the fun has just begun. In that post, I mentioned that patch MS13-061 was interesting because it related to a vulnerability that was dependent on a Microsoft technology, Outside In, and an Oracle middle-ware component. Read More   Preston Gralla: Can a monster-sized Nokia phablet jump-start Windows Phone? Nokia and Microsoft apparently believe that bigger is better, because Nokia is said to be readying a whopper of a phone -- a six-inch "phablet" with a 1080p display. Will this beast of a phone help Microsoft jump-start its smartphone OS? Read More
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