Unlock or jailbreak hack of iPhone ILLEGAL under TPP

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	Richi Jennings: Obama: Unlock or jailbreak hack of iPhone to be ILLEGAL under TPP White House secretly caves to corporations. The secret Trans-Pacific Partnership treaty (TPP) draft, leaked last week, appears to outlaw jailbreaking, and even carrier-unlocking. So your iPhone or other smartphone needs to stay locked to its carrier and your iPad or other iOS device needs to stay within Apple's family-friendly walled garden of pomaceous monetization. Amazingly, if ratified, this is said to have the force of international law, tying the hands of future constitutional democracies in North America and beyond. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers wonder if the tinfoil-hat-wearing, world-government-fearing oddballs were right all along. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com   7 Tips to Accelerate Sales Performance Picking up the phone is not only one of the best ways to connect with customers, it's one of the best prospecting tools you can have in your arsenal. It's the way to take the lead and succeed. Read now! In this Issue Jonny Evans: 3 reasons Apple's Mac Pro is ultimate choice for video pros Darlene Storm: Secret TPP agreement, SOPA on steroids, may be the end of the Internet as we know it Preston Gralla: Revelations about why Ballmer was pushed out give hints on new CEO choice JR Raphael: Hands on: The first things you notice about the HTC One Max Greg Lambert: November Patch Tuesday: Light on critical updates Sharky: Just what it says on the label WHITE PAPER: Exablox Storage Switzerland: Unstructured Data Storage Unstructured data (data that's outside of databases), is growing at an out-of-control pace in organizations of all sizes. Read now! Jonny Evans: 3 reasons Apple's Mac Pro is ultimate choice for video pros Apple will set the video industry ablaze when it introduces the Mac Pro in the next few weeks. Here are three reasons why these most discerning PC users will be stoked: Read More   Darlene Storm: Secret TPP agreement, SOPA on steroids, may be the end of the Internet as we know it Dirty deals done in secret behind closed doors could signal the end of the Internet as we know it. If you hated SOPA, PIPA or ACTA, then you will despise the stronger Trans-Pacific Partnership version. Analysis of the leaked TPP Intellectual Property Rights chapter suggests it is a nightmare for netizens fond of Internet freedom, but it is a dream come true for Hollywood, copyright trolls and big Pharma. Read More   Preston Gralla: Revelations about why Ballmer was pushed out give hints on new CEO choice It's now clear that Steve Ballmer was pushed to leave Microsoft, rather than making the decision on his own. The Wall Street Journal has new revelations about why Ballmer left, as well as possible clues about who will be Microsoft's next CEO. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks   UC Deployment Made Simple According to a recent study by IDG Research Services, unified communications deployments have plenty of opportunities to go wrong. Find out what it takes to rollout your solution the right way and realize the value faster. Learn More JR Raphael: Hands on: The first things you notice about the HTC One Max If you think the HTC One Max is just a supersized version of the HTC One, you might be in for a few surprises. Read More   Greg Lambert: November Patch Tuesday: Light on critical updates   Only three Critical updates are included in Microsoft's November Patch Tuesday release. With the remaining five updates rated as Important, November is an average Patch Tuesday for Microsoft, covering 19 vulnerabilities in patches for Office and Internet Explorer. Read More   Sharky: Just what it says on the label This pilot fish handles support calls for a software vendor that sells industry-tailored accounting packages. That should limit the range of calls -- or at least you'd think so. Read More
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