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	Microsoft wants you to forget Windows 8 Unless MIcrosoft radically changes its habits, it will throw Windows 8 down a deep memory hole even before a successor ships. Read More WHITE PAPER: VEEAM Software Innovating Cloud Backup with Veeam With built-in WAN acceleration and the ability to perform high-performance backup from storage-based snapshots, award-winning backup and replication vendor, Veeam, leverages virtualization and cloud technologies to innovate and protect the modern data center. Learn More In this Issue Apple hasn't exhausted its supply of Yosemite betas How Microsoft's CEO sees growth for Windows Phone and Lumia House passes phone-unlocking bill; it now goes to the president's desk Bose sues Beats over headphone patents Oracle's new in-memory database option could mean unexpected costs A new tool for disasters: The personal antenna Thanks to NASA, you can now 3D print models of satellites, probes and planets SEC drops probe into Facebook's pre-IPO sales leaks Russian gov't is willing to pay for a way to ID Tor users Bugcrowd guide aims to smooth the way for reporting software flaws INSIDER 11 signs you've been hacked -- and how to fight back Michael Horowitz: The security flaws in Tails Linux are not its only problem Jonny Evans: Apple steals your wallet with future iPhone Preston Gralla: Who sold more phones last quarter, Apple or Microsoft? Wrong -- it's Microsoft. WHITE PAPER: HGST Accelerating Oracle with Preferred Reads This article shows how the Virident | HGST FlashMAX II card can be used to gain read Flash performance in an ASM cluster, while keeping a copy of the data in the existin SAN storage array. View Now>> Apple hasn't exhausted its supply of Yosemite betas Apple still has redemption codes available for its public beta of OS X Yosemite. Read More How Microsoft's CEO sees growth for Windows Phone and Lumia During an earnings call this week, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella repeatedly promoted Lumia smartphones running on the Windows Phone platform. The call was just five days after the company announced a record 18,000 layoffs that raised concerns about Microsoft's long-term commitment to its phones. Read More House passes phone-unlocking bill; it now goes to the president's desk A bill that allows consumers to unlock their cellphones for use on other carriers passed its last hurdle in Congress on Friday. Read More Bose sues Beats over headphone patents Headphone maker Bose has launched a patent-infringement lawsuit against rival Beats Electronics, which Apple recently agreed to acquire in a US$3 billion deal. Read More Oracle's new in-memory database option could mean unexpected costs Oracle database shops that are planning to download the latest version of 12c take heed: The vendor's newly launched, much-hyped in-memory processing database option is turned on by default. Read More A new tool for disasters: The personal antenna New York start-up goTenna has created a portable antenna that could save the day when cellular service is unavailable. Read More Thanks to NASA, you can now 3D print models of satellites, probes and planets NASA has released CAD files that can be used by 3D printers to create 21 different objects, from space probes and satellites to asteroids and planetary features. Read More 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 SEC drops probe into Facebook's pre-IPO sales leaks The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has dropped its investigation into disclosures about Facebook advertising sales before the company went public in 2012. Read More Russian gov't is willing to pay for a way to ID Tor users The Russian Ministry of Interior is willing to pay 3.9 million roubles, or around $111,000, for a method to identify users on the Tor network. Read More Bugcrowd guide aims to smooth the way for reporting software flaws Handling a software flaw can be messy, both for a security researcher who found it and for the company it affects. But a new set of guidelines aims to make that interaction less mysterious and confrontational. Read More INSIDER 11 signs you've been hacked -- and how to fight back Redirected Net searches, unexpected installs, rogue mouse pointers: Here's what to do when you've been 0wned Read More Michael Horowitz: The security flaws in Tails Linux are not its only problem If you want, or need, to use Tor, then Tails Linux is your best friend. Tails sends all data through the Tor network. Ed Snowden uses it. A few days ago, just as one group of bugs in Tails were fixed, a security firm found another one. But bugs are not the only problem. Insuring that you download the real Tails Linux software is much harder than it should be. The protections offered by the Internet to validate the Tails Linux website are insufficient. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple steals your wallet with future iPhone Apple and Visa are ready to turn your iPhone into your wallet, after years of steady work to develop such services. Read More Preston Gralla: Who sold more phones last quarter, Apple or Microsoft? Wrong -- it's Microsoft. When it comes to phones, Apple is the 800-pound gorilla, and Microsoft is the 100-pound weakling, right? Wrong! Last quarter, Microsoft sold nearly one million more phones than Apple did. And it has the numbers to prove it. Read More
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