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	Jury orders Samsung to pay $290M to Apple in patent case   A jury has ordered Samsung to pay $290 million to Apple for infringement of several of its patents in multiple Samsung smartphones and tablets. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Virident Storage Class Memory: Performance Without Compromise Today's IT organizations are looking for solutions to application performance problems in order to remain competitive, reduce capital expenditures and reduce management and operating costs. Discover how Virident's FlashMAX Storage Class Memory solution can deliver cost-efficient and consistent performance across all application workloads. Learn more >> In this Issue Mozilla banked $274M in '12 from Google-Firefox search deal Google trumpets Chrome's SPDY gains One out of seven people use social networks, study shows SC13: GPUs would make terrific network monitors Apple says Samsung tactics 'crossed bounds of reason' Tablets running 64-bit Android, Intel Bay Trail chips coming soon Trojan malware steals sensitive data from SAP client apps New Acer CEO abruptly resigns as founder takes helm U.S. House panel approves bill targeting patent trolls How BYOD Puts Everyone at Legal Risk Preston Gralla: Microsoft 'Scroogled' campaign gets early holiday gift: Google evangelist calls privacy an "anomaly" Jonny Evans: Apple's R&D beats rivals on bang per buck WHITE PAPER: Innotas Rethinking Your Flight Plan: IT Portfolio Management What does it take to manage your project and application portfolios with the efficiency and success rate of an Air Traffic Control Operation? This whitepaper from Innotas answers the question by taking a closer look at what Air Traffic Control entails and how the function of the CIO or PMO is similar to that of the Air Traffic Controller. Read now! Mozilla banked $274M in '12 from Google-Firefox search deal Mozilla today said that income from search partners jumped 88% last year, with the portion attributed to its 2011 deal with browser rival Google increasing by even more. Read More   Google trumpets Chrome's SPDY gains Google is touting the speed gains Chrome users have received from SPDY -- pronounced "speedy" -- the latency-reducing protocol added to the browser in 2009. Read More   One out of seven people use social networks, study shows   About one in seven people around the globe use a social networking site at least once a month, and that number is expected to see grow significantly over the next several years. Read More   SC13: GPUs would make terrific network monitors A network researcher at the U.S. Department of Energy's Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory has found a potential new use for graphics processing units -- capturing data about network traffic in real time. Read More   Apple says Samsung tactics 'crossed bounds of reason'   Apple says a request by Samsung to halt a damages retrial, in which the jury is currently deliberating, "crossed the bounds of reason." Read More   Tablets running 64-bit Android, Intel Bay Trail chips coming soon Tablets with 64-bit versions of the Android OS and Intel Atom chips code-named Bay Trail will become available next year, Intel said on Thursday. Read More   WHITE PAPER: VMware Forrester - Business Value of Virtualization Forrester interviewed individuals responsible for the IT infrastructure and architecture and asked executives to rate the benefits received from consolidating servers, performing business continuity/disaster recovery, reclaiming data center capacity, and executing similar initiatives. Read now! Trojan malware steals sensitive data from SAP client apps   A recently discovered malicious program steals log-in passwords and other sensitive information from SAP client applications and allows cybercriminals to access SAP servers from infected workstations. Read More   New Acer CEO abruptly resigns as founder takes helm Acer's newly-named CEO has abruptly resigned from the troubled PC maker, in a surprise move that will result in founder Stan Shih temporarily taking over leadership. Read More   U.S. House panel approves bill targeting patent trolls A U.S. House of Representatives committee has approved legislation aimed at making it more difficult for so-called patent trolls to use infringement lawsuits against other businesses. Read More   How BYOD Puts Everyone at Legal Risk If your BYOD policy goes too far you may be prosecuted for unfair labor practices. However, courts expect you to produce all relevant data in discovery proceedings. Meanwhile, your employees may fear retaliation if they don't sign draconian BYOD policies. CIO.com talks to attorneys to better understand the legal side of BYOD. Read More   Preston Gralla: Microsoft 'Scroogled' campaign gets early holiday gift: Google evangelist calls privacy an "anomaly" Just as Microsoft kicks its anti-Google 'Scroogled' campaign into high gear, it's gotten an early holiday gift. Google's head Internet evangelist said in a speech that privacy may be an "anomaly" -- and an unsustainable one at that. Read More   Jonny Evans: Apple's R&D beats rivals on bang per buck This morning's Apple negative CNN report leads the pack for misleading insinuation surrounding the facts -- which are that Apple generates around six times more profit from each dollar it spends on R&D than any of its big competitors. Read More
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