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	Google's Ngram Viewer: Clever and addictive Google never seems to stop surprising us with a constant stream of neat little projects that mine large datasets in interesting and unexpected ways. My topic today is yet another of these: Google's Ngram Viewer. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks Load Balancers Are Dead! Get Gartner's take on: * Which vendors are leading the ADC market * Key recommendations on what you should do today * How to find a feature-rich ADC View the Gartner report, compliments of F5 Networks! Read now! In this Issue iHumbug! 8 iPhone apps that Scrooge would love 'Do not track' coming to Firefox 4 What if Google's hack attack warnings grab your site? mSpot puts your tunes in the cloud Get clearer results with SearchPreview for Google How the New York Times covered the election with Amazon Star Trek anyone? US sets out to build photon-based optical networks Apple to drop app downloads from site next month Will 2011 be the year of mobile malware? Apple boots WikiLeaks app from iPhone store Microsoft opens HTML5 Labs WHITE PAPER: Sybase IT Guide to Managing Personal Devices in the Enterprise You can't avoid it any longer: Developing a strategy for managing employees' personal mobile devices. Get this paper and learn how to create a more secure and manageable mobile enterprise. It's yours, compliments of Sybase. Read More iHumbug! 8 iPhone apps that Scrooge would love Whether they feature zombie elves or Justin Bieber, these apps are guaranteed to dampen holiday cheer. Read More 'Do not track' coming to Firefox 4 Hard on the heels of Microsoft's decision to offer "do not track" functionality in its upcoming Internet Explorer 9 browser comes word that Mozilla is planning a similar move for its Firefox 4. Read More What if Google's hack attack warnings grab your site? Google has begun adding warnings to its search result listings indicating if it believes a site has been hacked. In such an instance the words, "This site may be compromised," will appear under the site details. Users are still free to visit the site, but clicking the warning message will lead to a page explaining what can be done to keep safe. Read More DOWNLOAD: Diskeeper Get More System Speed and Reliability Without Diskeeper, every server suffers from fragmentation. Only Diskeeper cures and prevents fragmentation and maximizes the performance and stability each server was designed to deliver. Costs far less than trying to run a site without it. Read More mSpot puts your tunes in the cloud If a big fluffy cloud of bits seems like the ideal place to store your media, then mSpot has you covered. Previously available for Android devices, mSpot last week launched an iOS client to let you listen to music you've stored on its service. Read More Get clearer results with SearchPreview for Google Google has just about every search option you could want in a search engine except one: the ability to see thumbnails of pages it returns in search results. Without being able to see thumbnails, it can be hard for you to decide at a glance which search result is most relevant. Read More How the New York Times covered the election with Amazon The New York Times cobbled together a Ruby application to run on Amazon to report on live election results. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Application Delivery 2.0 Handbook This comprehensive handbook offers guidance on ensuring application delivery with a systematic approach. Read More Star Trek anyone? US sets out to build photon-based optical networks Raytheon BBN Technologies gets $2.1M to begin developing photon technology.  Read More Apple to drop app downloads from site next month Apple's move to stop offering applications from its Mac OS X download site the same day it opens the Mac App Store could leave some developers out in the cold. Read More Will 2011 be the year of mobile malware? Perhaps one of the most common predictions of the last six years has been that mobile malicious software will suddenly proliferate, driven by widespread adoption of smartphones with advanced OSes. None of those prognostications have really come to fruition, but it's likely that the coming year will bring a host of new malicious applications. Read More Apple boots WikiLeaks app from iPhone store Apple has pulled an iPhone app from the App Store that let users read secret U.S. diplomatic cables published by WikiLeaks and follow the controversial organization's Twitter feed. Read More Microsoft opens HTML5 Labs Microsoft is debuting HTML5 Labs, a test and sandbox site for developers to experiment with early draft specifications of emerging HTML5-based technologies. Read More
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