Paranoid's survival guide 3: Opting out, and protecting personal data offline

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	The paranoid's survival guide, part 3: Opting out, and how to protect your personal data offline We've rounded up a bunch of experts' tips about how to retain your privacy. Read More   WHITE PAPER: SAS See the Possibilities Utilizing Data Visualization Regardless of size, today's businesses are bombarded with structured and unstructured data from a variety of sources. Take advantage of all this data with in-memory analytics and data visualization techniques, to get day-to-day insights for making better decisions. Learn more In this Issue Calif. consumer group files complaint against Verizon on 'forced' IP conversions Facebook holds back on end-to-end encryption IBM Watson and Genome Center join to find cancer treatments Oracle reverses decline in hardware revenue during Q3 Tech industry needs more diverse workforce Google Chromecast goes on sale in Europe and Canada Toshiba tech could warn of diabetes Richi Jennings: An Android Wear smartwatch to be worn by humans WHITE PAPER: LogMeIn Measuring Customer Satisfaction with Support Services This HDI Research Corner report reveals the findings from 264 support organizations that provide technical support for the services or products used by customers. Learn More Calif. consumer group files complaint against Verizon on 'forced' IP conversions Verizon Communications is forcing customers in southern California to move from traditional telephone service to voice over IP or wireless services, a consumer advocacy group has said in a complaint filed with the state. Read More   Facebook holds back on end-to-end encryption If you're a Facebook user and you want the best form of encryption to keep hackers and spies out of your posts and chats, you don't have a ton of options now. Read More   IBM Watson and Genome Center join to find cancer treatments IBM is using the powers of its Watson supercomputer service to help solve the mysteries of brain cancer by examining individual genetic mutations. Read More   Oracle reverses decline in hardware revenue during Q3   Oracle's third-quarter revenue rose 4 percent to US$9.3 billion while net income increased 2 percent to $2.6 billion, buoyed by growth in new software licenses and cloud subscriptions as well as a long-anticipated rise in hardware product revenue. Read More   WHITE PAPER: VCE Vblock™ Systems and SAP: Transform Your Business You rely on your ERP System to drive your business and give you a strategic advantage. Now you can speed time-to-value throughout your operations while also lowering costs by running your SAP applications on VCE™ Vblock™ Systems. Learn More Tech industry needs more diverse workforce U.S. civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson is to lead a delegation to Hewlett-Packard's annual meeting of shareholders on Wednesday to highlight under-representation of African-Americans in Silicon Valley companies. Read More   Google Chromecast goes on sale in Europe and Canada   Google's multimedia streaming device Chromecast is now available in 11 more countries, including France, Germany and the U.K. Read More   Toshiba tech could warn of diabetes If you're worried about being out of shape, or suspect you might have a disease like diabetes, just breathe into this Toshiba tube. Read More   Richi Jennings: An Android Wear smartwatch to be worn by humans Moto 360: A round watch doesn't alienate. Yesterday, Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) announced Android Wear, a special extension of Android designed specifically for wearable devices. Wearable as in smartwatches, the newest must-have gadget hyped to warp-factor-nine, darling of the blogosphere. Smartwatches, according to conventional bloggy wisdom, will be the next smartphone: A device you didn't need before, but can't live without now. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers synchronize watches and color coordinate. Read More
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