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ITworld Today Aug 01, 2016 First look: Vikings stadium caters to connected fans Wireless access points and a distributed antenna system are designed to boost wi-fi and cellular coverage, and a Vikings stadium app puts content and services in fans' hands. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • SwiftKey's typing predictions may have leaked users' emails • Best Deals of the Week - Deal Alert • Review: 3 Bluetooth headsets for stereo sound • The Week in iPhone Cases: Meet Popslate, a case with a second screen just for widgets • 22% off iHealth Oxygen level, Pulse rate, and Perfusion Index Monitor - Deal Alert • New Android Trojan SpyNote leaks on underground forums • Spies planted malware on critical infrastructure, Russian security service says • Game of Thrones can teach you valuable security lessons • New products of the week 8.1.16 • Black Hat security conference trims insecure features from its mobile app • The dangerous cost of 'free' Wi-Fi • The week in Apple news: Apple's Q3 results, iPhone 7 ship date rumors, 'Carpool Karaoke' and Apple Music, and more • How to detect buggy device drivers in Windows 10 White Paper: Bluewolf How the Best IT Teams Use Salesforce: ITworld White Paper How do the top companies get the most out of Salesforce? Based on data collected from over 1,500 Salesforce customers, this report is focused on how the best IT teams are using Salesforce now. Read More ▶ SwiftKey's typing predictions may have leaked users' emails SwiftKey, a popular keyboard app, has suspended a syncing feature that may have leaked users' emails to strangers. Read More ▶ Best Deals of the Week - Deal Alert Check out this roundup of the best deals on gadgets, gear and other cool stuff we have found this week. All items are highly rated, and dramatically discounted. Read More ▶ Review: 3 Bluetooth headsets for stereo sound We review three sets of Bluetooth earbuds from Jabra, Jaybird and Plantronics for music listening and phone talking. Read More ▶ The Week in iPhone Cases: Meet Popslate, a case with a second screen just for widgets This week's roundup of new iPhone cases introduces us to the Popslate, a case with a battery-powered black-and-white screen to give you quick info at a glance. Read More ▶ 22% off iHealth Oxygen level, Pulse rate, and Perfusion Index Monitor - Deal Alert This oximeter gives you gives you fast, accurate vitals sign readings. Measure, track, and share your blood oxygen level, pulse rate, and perfusion index right from your smartphone or tablet. Read More ▶ New Android Trojan SpyNote leaks on underground forums A new and potent Android Trojan has been leaked on several underground forums, making it available for free to less resourceful cybercriminals who are now likely to use it in attacks. Read More ▶ Spies planted malware on critical infrastructure, Russian security service says Russian military networks and other critical infrastructure have been hit by tailor-made malware, according to government officials. Read More ▶ Game of Thrones can teach you valuable security lessons With new hacking techniques, malware, viruses and threats being created faster than Melisandre's demon babies, the web is indeed dark and full of terrors. Here are seven lessons for security managers pulled straight out of Westeros. Read More ▶ New products of the week 8.1.16 Network World's roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as IBM and Red Hat. Read More ▶ Black Hat security conference trims insecure features from its mobile app Black Hat has disabled features of its mobile application because attackers could have logged in as legitimate attendees, posted messages in their names and spied on the messages they sent. Read More ▶ The dangerous cost of 'free' Wi-Fi If it seems too good to be true, it probably is. Free Wi-Fi is no exception to this adage. Security company Avast tested this theory by setting up a number of free fake Wi-Fi hotspots to see how many people would take the bait. They caught a lot of fish. Read More ▶ The week in Apple news: Apple's Q3 results, iPhone 7 ship date rumors, 'Carpool Karaoke' and Apple Music, and more Apple headlines for the week ending July 29, 2016. Read More ▶ How to detect buggy device drivers in Windows 10 When buggy third party drivers crash a system and invoke a blue screen of death, it can be difficult to pinpoint the source among all the active running software. An alternative method to using WinDbg is to identify any device driver addition or change that occurred prior to the BSOD event. Read More ▶ White Paper: Bluewold How the Best IT Teams Use Salesforce: ITworld White Paper How do the top companies get the most out of Salesforce? Based on data collected from over 1,500 Salesforce customers, this report is focused on how the best IT teams are using Salesforce now. Read More ▶

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