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	Business users bypass IT and go rogue to the cloud IT departments need to watch out for business units or even individual workers going rogue and bypassing IT to go straight to the cloud. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Network World Tech Tours Complimentary Registration to Network World's New Seminar Attend this seminar and learn how will new technologies like Gigabit Wi-Fi (802.11ac) address growing enterprise needs; and best practices for the cost-effective life-cycle management of wireless resources. July 17, Westin Chicago River North. Register Now. In this Issue Perspective: The Surface Pro is Microsoft's latest premature introduction problem Cyber-physical systems readied for demos by White House-led team You could one day be driving on a solar-powered smart streets EBay flaw could let hackers hijack user accounts Salaries for the 20 hottest tech jobs The philosophy of IoT: Will it help or hurt? New banking Trojan 'Zberp' offers the worst of Zeus and Carberp Apple asks U.S. court to make Samsung remove infringing features U.S. wants leniency for 'Sabu,' the Lulzsec leader-turned-snitch QuickCoin app brings bitcoin to Facebook users Here's what the new EU Parliament will mean for tech Richi Jennings: Chinese stay at home to hack after denied entry into the U.S. Jonny Evans: 10 insanely great iPhone gadgets Richi Jennings: OLEG PLISS Apple iCloud hack: Macs, iPhones, iPads ransomed WHITE PAPER: RMG Networks   Deliver Productivity Breakthroughs with Digital Signage Retailers have long recognized the influence that digital signage provides over a shopper's point-of-purchase decision making process. Learn More Perspective: The Surface Pro is Microsoft's latest premature introduction problem Microsoft has become mildly famous -- in hindsight -- for being early, far too early, to important technology products and trend swings. Is history repeating itself with the Surface Pro 3? Read More   Cyber-physical systems readied for demos by White House-led team A White House-led effort to show that the Internet of Things can save lives and create jobs is about to put on a big show. Read More   You could one day be driving on a solar-powered smart streets Solar Roadways uses hexagon-shaped panels that collect energy from the sun and could be part of a smart system that changes lighting configurations to alert traffic to highway issues. Read More   EBay flaw could let hackers hijack user accounts A security researcher who found a major vulnerability in eBay's website last week said a second flaw he found hasn't been fixed and could be used to hijack user accounts. Read More   Salaries for the 20 hottest tech jobs Unemployment rates in the IT industry remain low. That's good news for you because it means to compete for top tech talent, companies are offering higher salaries. Read More   The philosophy of IoT: Will it help or hurt? As the Internet of Things evolves, will it free up human potential? WIll everyone benefit -- or just a few? And how will it change the way people use technology. A conference in July hopes to find some answers. Read More   New banking Trojan 'Zberp' offers the worst of Zeus and Carberp A new computer Trojan that targets users of 450 financial institutions from around the world appears to borrow functionality and features directly from the notorious Zeus and Carberp malware programs. Read More   WHITE PAPER: PC Connection | Cisco | Intel® It's Time to Refresh Your Data Center In this Whitepaper, we'll take a close look at how Cisco® Unified Computing System (UCS®) with intelligent Intel® Xeon® processors is revolutionizing the way businesses store and access information. Learn More Apple asks U.S. court to make Samsung remove infringing features Following up on a jury verdict, Apple has asked a court in California to order Samsung Electronics to stop using features that were found to infringe three of its patents. Read More   U.S. wants leniency for 'Sabu,' the Lulzsec leader-turned-snitch U.S. prosecutors say a hacking group's mastermind should be spared a long prison sentence due to his quick and fruitful cooperation with law enforcement. Read More   QuickCoin app brings bitcoin to Facebook users If you're intrigued by Bitcoin but daunted by how transactions work, there's an app for that -- and it's on Facebook. Read More   Here's what the new EU Parliament will mean for tech   As the dust settles on a new European Parliament, digital rights and IT lobbyists try to work out what it will mean for the tech industry. Read More   Richi Jennings: Chinese stay at home to hack after denied entry into the U.S. Chinese hackers attend a conference. The U.S. government -- asserting its belief that it should be the only entity on Earth permitted to hack into American computers -- has begun denying suspected Chinese hackers entry into the United States. The timing couldn't be worse for Sino-hackers about to make their annual pilgrimage to the DEF CON and Black Hat hacker conferences in Las Vegas. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers turn away packets at the border. Read More   Jonny Evans: 10 insanely great iPhone gadgets One thing Apple's always been pretty good at is creating an ecosystem that supports smart accessories from third party manufacturers. I've assembled ten insanely great solutions for your entertainment this Memorial Day. Read More   Richi Jennings: OLEG PLISS Apple iCloud hack: Macs, iPhones, iPads ransomed Pseudonymous hacker locks Macs and iToys; demands money. Has Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) been hacked? Or are users reusing weak passwords? Most commentators are rushing to the latter conclusion, but that assumption doesn't seem to add up. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers add 2+2. Read More
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