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	Samsung debuts Galaxy S5 with an improved camera The Galaxy S5 from Samsung Electronics sports an improved camera and a fingerprint reader. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Vormetric Deal With It: Protecting Data in the Cloud Cloud computing continues to see explosive growth. Yet for security pros,the cloud presents a huge dilemma: How to embrace cloud benefits while securing your data? Read Now. In this Issue Microsoft: Android Nokia not our call to make Nokia's X phone line: What will Microsoft do with it? Google yanks option to restore Chrome's old-style new tab page, riles users all over again Blackphone plans more secure devices, buoyed by Snowden leaks SanDisk unleashes world's first 128GB microSD card Scot Finnie: Career doors are opening wide everywhere for IT pros Intel ends wait for 64-bit Android on smartphones MWC 2014 video: Mobile World Congress in two minutes Zuckerberg wants Facebook to be the world's Internet on-ramp Google's Schmidt offers $1M in grants, talks WhatsApp and Motorola Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Windows 7 lives! Investor Icahn blasts eBay board, wants company to spin off PayPal Qualcomm, Cisco join forces to improve wireless coverage at the office Ford unveils new Focus, packed with parking tech IBM buys NoSQL cloud provider Cloudant Jonny Evans: Apple's 'Gotofail' bug sucks, but here's 8 ways to stay safe online Preston Gralla: Will Nokia's new Android phones lead to a civil war inside Microsoft? Darlene Storm: 98% of mobile malware targets Android platform WEBCAST: SAP SAP IT Transformation Forum On March 6, join us in an exclusive live event featuring Nolan Bushnell, a technology pioneer, entrepreneur, and scientist who's often cited as the father of the video game industry. This event will feature topics on laying the foundations for mobile, Big Data, and cloud applications that business teams require to stay competitive. Learn more Microsoft: Android Nokia not our call to make Microsoft today sidestepped commenting on the Nokia's decision to launch a new low-cost smartphone powered by an offshoot of Google's Android. Read More   Nokia's X phone line: What will Microsoft do with it? Computerworld asked three analysts at Mobile World Congress whether Microsoft will keep Nokia's X phones and got three decidedly different answers. Read More   Google yanks option to restore Chrome's old-style new tab page, riles users all over again Google has removed the option that let Chrome users restore an older version of the new tab page, closing that loophole and showing the oft-criticized scheme to everyone. Read More   Blackphone plans more secure devices, buoyed by Snowden leaks Blackphone, the Swiss start-up that's launching a smartphone with encrypted communications, is planning a series of devices around the same idea, one of the company's co-founders said on Monday. Read More   SanDisk unleashes world's first 128GB microSD card SanDisk today released what itsaid is the world's first 128GB microSD card, capable of storing up to 24 hours of high-definition video on an object smaller than your fingernail. Read More   Scot Finnie: Career doors are opening wide everywhere for IT pros At many organizations, there's no longer a linear career path to a senior IT position. The trick is to not shy away from new experiences. Embrace change. Immerse yourself and get up to speed. Look at change as an opportunity to grow. Read More   Intel ends wait for 64-bit Android on smartphones The long wait for a 64-bit version of Android on smartphones is coming to a close, with Intel on Monday showing a version of the OS running on a handset. Read More   MWC 2014 video: Mobile World Congress in two minutes The gigantic mobile show in Barcelona spans multiple halls and covers more than 90,000 square meters or about 970,000 square feet. Preview one hall in just two minutes. Follow reporter Nick Barber on Twitter @nickjb Read More   Zuckerberg wants Facebook to be the world's Internet on-ramp If Marc Zuckerberg has his way, Facebook will become the "on ramp" for the two-thirds of the world's population not yet connected to the Internet. Read More   WHITE PAPER: VCE Rompetrol Case Study After a successful acquisition and growth phase, Rompetrol turned its energy into improving global operations by consolidating IT operations and launching a series of IT initiatives including an SAP rollout and a move toward private cloud. Learn More Google's Schmidt offers $1M in grants, talks WhatsApp and Motorola Got great ideas to solve world problems? Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt just might give you a lot of money for them. Read More   Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Windows 7 lives! More and more for Windows users, there's no OS like an old OS. Read More   Investor Icahn blasts eBay board, wants company to spin off PayPal Investor Carl Icahn has ripped into the eBay board of directors and called for the company to spin off its PayPal unit in a colorful letter to eBay stockholders released Monday. Read More   Qualcomm, Cisco join forces to improve wireless coverage at the office Qualcomm and Cisco Systems have started developing small cells customized for enterprises, which will be able to use the products to improve indoor wireless network coverage for their employees. Read More   Ford unveils new Focus, packed with parking tech If you're bad at parking your car, whether it's parallel, perpendicular, backing in or backing out, Ford says its new Focus has technology that can help. Read More   IBM buys NoSQL cloud provider Cloudant Adding more muscle to its cloud operations portfolio, IBM is acquiring hosted NoSQL database provider Cloudant. Read More   Jonny Evans: Apple's 'Gotofail' bug sucks, but here's 8 ways to stay safe online Apple's "Gotofail" bug is a big deal because customers were exposed to risk for a long time. The only positive of this appalling oversight is that it illustrates why users of any platform should embrace the following security tips. Read More   Preston Gralla: Will Nokia's new Android phones lead to a civil war inside Microsoft? Nokia's new X line of low-end Android phone looks like it could be a winner -- but its success could set off a serious civil war inside Microsoft. What do the new Android phones say about what kind of company Microsoft will eventually become? Read More   Darlene Storm: 98% of mobile malware targets Android platform   Mobile malware has evolved into a big dirty business run as a major operation by many cybercrooks instead of lone hackers, but Android is still the most targeted platform. Read More
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