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	Adobe's Flash Player gets an emergency update Adobe Systems released emergency security updates for Flash Player to fix a vulnerability that has been exploited in attacks against users since earlier this month. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CIO Perspectives Conference Save the Date: CIO Perspectives San Francisco Conference The CIO Perspectives San Francisco Conference is taking place May 21 at the Hotel Nikko. The 2014 agenda is being crafted with the expert guidance of our San Francisco CIO Advisory Board members, which includes CIOs from Visa, San Francisco Giants, Dish Network, Peet's Coffee & Tea and more. Register Today! In this Issue Privacy-centric Blackphone to run Nvidia Tegra 4i processor TDK moves quickly to commercialize wireless charging for electric cars Autonomous cars are better city drivers than humans, Google says With Gundotra gone, Google+ tremors rattle Apps suite Samsung set to ship SSDs built for data centers Skype group video calls finally free on Windows, Mac desktops and Xbox The wrath of Koh: Samsung gets judge's ire in Apple patent case AOL traces mystery spam flood to security breach Emergency update for Apache Struts fixes incomplete patch for critical flaw Protesters have yet to see new FCC net neutrality plan Microsoft vows to appeal federal email privacy ruling Jonny Evans: OS X Mavericks: How to add a note to your login screen Preston Gralla: Microsoft phone chief: Nokia's Android phones will help get us to 1 billion users WHITE PAPER: Neustar Inc.   Four Ways DNS Can Accelerate Business Growth This e-book describes how DNS has developed over the years to support business growth as new needs have emerged, for example, advanced traffic management and protection from cyber threats. Learn More Privacy-centric Blackphone to run Nvidia Tegra 4i processor The privacy-focused Blackphone, which starts shipping in June for $629, will run an Nvidia Tegra 4i mobile processor, the phone's makers announced Monday. Read More   TDK moves quickly to commercialize wireless charging for electric cars TDK announced it is licensing wireless charging technology that it plans to sell to makers of electric vehicles to enable wireless battery recharging. Read More   Autonomous cars are better city drivers than humans, Google says Google has taken on a new challenge -- city streets -- as it works to develop a self-driving car. Read More   With Gundotra gone, Google+ tremors rattle Apps suite The surprising departure of Google+ chief Vic Gundotra has ignited uncertainty and speculation about the product's future, including its place in the workplace Apps suite. Read More   Samsung set to ship SSDs built for data centers Samsung Electronics has begun mass producing a more affordable SSD, seeking to help drive the technology deeper into the corporate data center. Read More   Skype group video calls finally free on Windows, Mac desktops and Xbox Microsoft is now letting Skype users make group video calls for free via PCs, Macs and the Xbox. Read More   WHITE PAPER: BMC Software   The Future of IT: A Customer First Approach Explore how customer-first policies can make use of social, mobile and cloud technologies to give workers the freedom and flexibility they desire to drive company productivity. Learn More. The wrath of Koh: Samsung gets judge's ire in Apple patent case Lawyers for Samsung got a reminder of Judge Lucy Koh's temper on Monday when a remark made by one of their witnesses made them the target of her anger for more than 20 minutes. Read More   AOL traces mystery spam flood to security breach AOL is asking users to reset their passwords as it investigates a recent flurry of spam e-mails. Read More   Emergency update for Apache Struts fixes incomplete patch for critical flaw The Apache Software Foundation rushed last week to update the popular Apache Struts framework after a previous security patch for a high-risk vulnerability proved to be incomplete. Read More   Protesters have yet to see new FCC net neutrality plan   When the U.S. Federal Communications Commission announced its proposal to reinstate new net neutrality regulations that would allow broadband providers to engage in commercially reasonable traffic management, the agency set off a firestorm of protest from digital rights groups, Internet commentators and bloggers. Read More   Microsoft vows to appeal federal email privacy ruling Email providers have to turn over a user's emails and other data to U.S. law enforcement when issued a search warrant, even if the data is stored overseas, a U.S. judge ruled Friday. Read More   Jonny Evans: OS X Mavericks: How to add a note to your login screen   This is a great trick for Mac users, particularly road warriors toting their MacBook Airs across the planet. Read More   Preston Gralla: Microsoft phone chief: Nokia's Android phones will help get us to 1 billion users In case you thought that Microsoft would put the kibosh on Nokia's line of Android phones now that the company sale has gone through, rest assured they're here to stay. Former Nokia CEO and current Microsoft devices chief Stephen Elop says that they're key to getting Microsoft to 1 billion users of its services. Read More
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