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	Broadband faces a fork in the road As Google and AT&T race to provide super-fast 1 gigabit fiber networks to power users, more than a quarter of U.S. homes still have no broadband service at all. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CIO Perspectives Conference Special Invite to CIO Perspectives San Francisco Conference Agenda highlight sessions include: Innovative Approaches to Digital Disruption & Business Model Change; Finding and Keeping Great IT Talent; Turning Your IT Organization into a Catalyst for Business Change; and much, much more. Visit our website and register today! In this Issue The road to the 60TB hard drive After Heartbleed, Comodo cranks out new SSL certificates Amazon embraces its inner geek by buying Comixology Google Glass to go on sale for one day next week Robert L. Mitchell: Crunch time at TurboTax: Common questions, crazy workloads Website admins will be busy dealing with Heartbleed Wearables market to take off, hit 112M devices in 2018 Google ramps up fight against bad apps with tightened Android security Feds are OK with cyberthreat info sharing, say it's not an antitrust violation Facebook is trying to make its News Feed less spammy IT Blogwatch: Dropbox tortured by Condoleezza Rice angst WHITE PAPER: Medhost Patient Portals: Connecting Communities of Care Connecting patient health data across the care continuum is essential to achieve improved care, increased access to personal health records and lowered costs. A successful approach rests in having the hospital serve as the connectivity hub for bringing patients, care givers and healthcare professionals together in a secure, online environment. Learn More The road to the 60TB hard drive Within the next six years, hard disk drives will go from 6TB of storage to 60TB. Here are the technological advancements that will make that possible. Read More   After Heartbleed, Comodo cranks out new SSL certificates Tens of thousands of new digital certificates have been issued by Comodo in the wake of the "Heartbleed" security flaw, which has put Internet users' data at risk. Read More   Amazon embraces its inner geek by buying Comixology   Amazon announced it's buying Comixology, the leader in the digital-comic-book world. Comixology's technology powers the company's own popular Comics app and web store, and the main comic-reading apps by Marvel and DC. Read More   Google Glass to go on sale for one day next week If you've been waiting impatiently to get a pair of Google Glass, mark your calendar and grab your checkbook. Read More   Robert L. Mitchell: Crunch time at TurboTax: Common questions, crazy workloads As TurboTax deals with the last minute crush of filers, vice president Bob Meighan shares the four most commonly asked questions customers are asking this year. Read More   WHITE PAPER: BMC Software   IT Friction and Your Organization This report outlines key issues that cause friction between business users and IT. Learn More Website admins will be busy dealing with Heartbleed   Website and server administrators will have to spend considerable time, effort and money to mitigate all the security risks associated with Heartbleed, one of the most severe vulnerabilities to endanger encrypted SSL communications in recent years. Read More   Wearables market to take off, hit 112M devices in 2018   Wearable computers "took a huge step forward" in 2013 and shipments of smartwatches and related devices will grow by 78% a year until 2018, IDC said. Read More   Google ramps up fight against bad apps with tightened Android security Google is boosting Android security safeguards to better detect potentially harmful apps throughout their life cycle. Read More   Feds are OK with cyberthreat info sharing, say it's not an antitrust violation U.S. businesses can share most cyberthreat information with competitors without facing antitrust enforcement action, two U.S. enforcement agencies said Thursday. Read More   Facebook is trying to make its News Feed less spammy   Posts on Facebook that repeatedly urge users to like, share or comment on them are being targeted in a new effort to reduce News Feed spam, Facebook said. Read More   IT Blogwatch: Dropbox tortured by Condoleezza Rice angst Dropbox makes Condoleezza Rice a director on its board. Predictably, the technorati are up in arms over the appointment. Why? Well, the GWB-era secretary of state is... umm... let's just say she's a "controversial" figure, OK? In IT Blogwatch, bloggers consider waging holy war against Dropbox. [You're fired -Ed.] Read More
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