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	The paranoid's survival guide, part 1: How to protect your personal data We've rounded up a bunch of experts' tips about how to retain your privacy -- as much as possible, anyway -- and how to surf the Web silently, among other things. Read More   WEBCAST: VMware How Hybrid Cloud Enables Growth Attend this webcast and learn: - Considerations for moving to the cloud - Reasons for selecting vCloud Hybrid Service - Best practices for implementing hybrid cloud, including how to avoid some common pitfalls Learn more! In this Issue Your car as smartphone: In-car tech at Mobile World Congress Review: 3 new scanners store your documents in the cloud The next wave of cars may use Ethernet tech 7 hidden dangers of wearable computers INSIDER How to set up Microsoft's Web Application Proxy 9 wireless battery chargers: No power? No problem! Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon Touch: A lightweight contender From burgers to buildings: 10 things you didn't know 3D printers could make Jaikumar Vijayan: Booze, bots and other RSA ruminations WHITE PAPER: Kaspersky Who's Spying on You? You're aware of the threats of malware to your business but what about the ever-changing ground rules? Cybercriminals today are launching attacks against businesses by copying sophisticated malware and techniques used to target governments and high-profile organizations. View Now Your car as smartphone: In-car tech at Mobile World Congress Cars are the new smartphones, one GM official said at Mobile World Congress, and these prototype models show some of the possibilities of in-car infotainment systems that will soon be connected to the Internet via wireless networks. Read More   Review: 3 new scanners store your documents in the cloud If you regularly need to store documents in the cloud, a desktop scanner could help. We look at three new devices from Brother, Neat Company and DCT that approach the task in different ways. Read More   The next wave of cars may use Ethernet tech As vehicle computers and peripheral devices require greater data throughput, especially in light of autonomous driving features, Ethernet will find a new home inside your car. Read More   7 hidden dangers of wearable computers Wearable computers like smart clothes and smart watches offer a myriad of benefits, but also raise security concerns. Here are 7 worries associated with wearable devices. Read More   WHITE PAPER: LogMeIn Five Tips for Improving Customer Experience This paper conveys how the pressure to increase customer satisfaction metrics with less funding will increase as companies look for new ways to differentiate their services and reduce customer churn. Learn More. Learn More   INSIDER How to set up Microsoft's Web Application Proxy Implementing WAP involves a lot of moving pieces; here's what admins need to know for a successful rollout. Read More     9 wireless battery chargers: No power? No problem! Tired of having to fumble for the USB port every time your mobile device runs out of power? With these wireless chargers, just put your device down and let it it power up. Read More   Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon Touch: A lightweight contender We test Lenovo's latest ThinkPad X1 Carbon Touch ultrabook, which is sleek and powerful, offers an impressive display and comes with an interesting keyboard innovation. Read More   From burgers to buildings: 10 things you didn't know 3D printers could make Sure, 3D printers can make plastic cars and Lego blocks, but they can also make food, internal organs and prosthetics. Here are 10 intriguing items already being made today, or in development. Read More   Jaikumar Vijayan: Booze, bots and other RSA ruminations Whether you're one of the good guys or a nameless, faceless bad guy, information security is big business. Read More
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