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ITworld Today Jan 20, 2016 Brother Printers Are Now Ordering Their Own Ink and Toner Brother has created a line of printers that will measure their own toner and ink levels, proactively ordering more so you'll never get caught without it. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Got data? This free tool will generate a story to tell you what it means • The 10 Most Useful Inventions on Amazon Launchpad • Memory that learns could help tomorrow's intelligent computers • Apple plans to set up stores in India • Dridex banking malware adds a new trick • Microsoft plans to donate $1 billion in cloud services to nonprofits, researchers • AMD's Zen chips coming first to high-end desktops at end of 2016 • Oracle issues record number of patches • British voice encryption protocol has massive weakness, researcher says • Hubo the robot meets the rich and influential Video/Webcast: EMA Research Ahead of RSA - Threat Detection Algorithms Make Big Data into Better Data Join David Monahan of EMA, and Wade Williamson, director of product marketing at Vectra Networks, on February 9th @11AM PST/ 2PM EST for this insightful webinar that explains how threat detection algorithms can replace your Big Data with better data. Read More ▶ Got data? This free tool will generate a story to tell you what it means Charts and graphs may be some of the most commonly used tools for bringing data sets to life, but Narrative Science wants you to consider another one: stories. Read More ▶ The 10 Most Useful Inventions on Amazon Launchpad Amazon Launchpad features cutting-edge gadgets from some of today's brightest startups. Here's our list of the top 10 most useful inventions, available to buy now. Read More ▶ Memory that learns could help tomorrow's intelligent computers Two new memristors now available from Knowm are available as prototype test kits for researchers and academics to play with. Read More ▶ Apple plans to set up stores in India Apple has applied to the Indian government for permission to set up a wholly-owned store operated by the company, taking advantage of changing rules for retail in India. Read More ▶ Dridex banking malware adds a new trick IBM's X-Force researchers have found that the latest version of Dridex uses a DNS (Domain Name System) trick to direct victims to fake banking websites. Read More ▶ Microsoft plans to donate $1 billion in cloud services to nonprofits, researchers Microsoft plans to donate US$1 billion in cloud services over three years to nongovernmental organizations and researchers, in a bid to provide access to these services to those who can't afford them. Read More ▶ AMD's Zen chips coming first to high-end desktops at end of 2016 AMD's highly anticipated Zen processor architecture will first come to high-end desktops like gaming PCs at the end of this year. Read More ▶ Oracle issues record number of patches Oracle admins will be busy: The company issued 248 patches on Tuesday, its largest-ever release, according to one security vendor. Read More ▶ British voice encryption protocol has massive weakness, researcher says A protocol designed and promoted by the British government for encrypting voice calls has a by-design weakness built into it that could allow for mass surveillance, according to a University College London researcher. Read More ▶ Video Hubo the robot meets the rich and influential At the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland, on Monday, the DARPA-winning Hubo robot impressed attendees with its moves. Its presence highlights a future question for the global economy. Watch Now ▶ Video/Webcast: EMA Research Business Intelligence and Analytics in the Cloud Join research directors from EMA on Feb. 2nd @11AM EST to learn: the most popular use cases for cloud-based implementations; drivers for cloud adoption; trends in use of cloud technologies and requirements, including data integration and security. Read More ▶

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