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	iPhone 5 rumor rollup for the week ending August 5 The iOSsphere was roiled by new iPhone 5 parts even though the phone itself hasn't been announced, continuing argument over The Date, and an Australian patent filing. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: BI & Analytics Perspectives The premier conference for Business Intelligence & Analytics This year's speakers include: Don Campbell, Chief Technology Officer, IBM, John Lucas, Director of Operations, Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, Ned Kumar, Senior Strategic Marketing Fellow and SEO Strategist, FedEx Services, James Taylor, CEO Decision Management Solutions and Faculty Member, International Institute for Analytics (IIA), & more. Click to continue In this Issue Former Cisco engineer indicted on hacking charges The Treasures of Skymall Tested Has your company been infiltrated by the Shady Rat hack? Cutest, cuddliest, no make that creepiest, iPhone case ever FBI busts trio for selling stolen Apple iPhones, Macbooks from mall kiosk Wi-Drive: Good, but no cigar HP whacks $100 off TouchPad tablet price for weekend As targeted e-mail attacks proliferate, companies wince Google minus Vonage enhances mobility 6 Memorable Google Maps Mishaps Nissan electric car can power a house WHITE PAPER: BMC How to Choose a SaaS-Based I.T. Service Management Solution All SaaS help-desks are not created equally. From basic ticket logging to full-featured, enterprise-grade service management solutions, there truly is something for everyone. Learn more about the key factors in deciding between a comprehensive or a slimmer selection for your organization. Learn More Today! Former Cisco engineer indicted on hacking charges A former Cisco engineer at the center of an extradition controversy has been indicted by a federal grand jury on computer hacking charges. Read More The Treasures of Skymall Tested One of the guilty pleasures of flying is thumbing through the Skymall magazine to see what funky tech products are featured. But does any of this stuff actually work? We tried eight Skymall specials, from the Magic Wand TV remote to the LED showerhead. Read More Has your company been infiltrated by the Shady Rat hack? When McAfee released its Operation Shady Rat hacking report earlier this week, it didn't name all of the organizations it thought could have been hacked as part of a large, five-year ongoing campaign. Yours might be one of them. Read More Cutest, cuddliest, no make that creepiest, iPhone case ever Halloween has come early, in the form of a new iPhone case out of Japan that's in the form of a severed baby's hand. Read More WHITE PAPER: Quest Software Protect, Restore Exchange in Virtual Environments Disaster has struck. Your virtual Exchange system is down and the pressure's on. There's only one way to successfully avoid a potential catastrophe: You need a well-documented disaster recovery plan. Discover proven techniques to prevent data loss in this Quest white paper. Learn more. FBI busts trio for selling stolen Apple iPhones, Macbooks from mall kiosk The FBI said today it had arrested three mall cell phone kiosk workers for buying stolen iPhones and other Apple products and selling them for profit. The FBI said the arrests were based on an investigation of a large number of mobile devices stolen from riders of the region's mass transportation system, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, more commonly known as Metro. Read More Wi-Drive: Good, but no cigar The Kingston Wi-Drive is a neat idea but could do with some polishing. Read More HP whacks $100 off TouchPad tablet price for weekend HP is slashing the price of its webOS-powered TouchPad over the weekend by $100 in an effort to give the barely month-old tablet computer a second wind. Read More As targeted e-mail attacks proliferate, companies wince The strange e-mails arrived in executives' inboxes around the same time that the Australian oil company was negotiating a deal with a Chinese energy company. Read More WHITE PAPER: GFI Software Email Security in Small and Medium-sized Businesses No organization can afford to operate without an email security strategy. The risk landscape is constantly changing with new threats surfacing every day. This white paper looks at email security in small and medium businesses, the solutions available and what features SMBs cannot do without. Read now Google minus Google+ has been the subject of lots of comment in the media, blogs, wikis, email and even (shades of the 1960s!) around the water cooler in the office. What's being talked about isn't any single aspect of G+, but there is one aspect that's of interest to us: Google's "Real Names" policy. Read More Vonage enhances mobility Vonage has been working to incorporate and extend mobility, allowing customers to use Vonage's calling plans from their mobile phones with a new service called "Extensions." In a related move, Vonage has launched "Time to Call" as an iPhones app. Vonage also recently partnered with TracFone Wireless to offer home phone service to TracFone's prepaid mobile customer base. Read More 6 Memorable Google Maps Mishaps Google Maps is a great resource...when it's accurate. Here are some of the most memorable mistakes. Read More Nissan electric car can power a house In a twist on conventional charging for electric cars, Nissan has developed a system that allows a vehicle to supply electricity to power a house. A prototype of the system, which is due out before April 2012, is already on show in Japan. Read More
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