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	First Look: Google's Nexus 10 tablet The Samsung-designed device is the first in the Nexus line to directly challenge the iPad. Read More WHITE PAPER: Symantec Taking the Leap to Virtualization Read this whitepaper to learn how virtualization offers dramatic benefits for midsize companies, including efficiency, cost savings, and increased reliability and performance. Read Now! In this Issue Irked by cyberspying, Georgia outs Russia-based hacker -- with photos Election watchdogs keep wary eye on paperless e-voting systems Scott Forstall, father of iOS, set to leave Apple next year in sweeping executive shakeup Hopes for federal cybersecurity standards fading Sandy takes down Web sites Data centers prepare for Sandy with cots, fuel and comfort food Citi analyst fired over leaked Facebook IPO info What shiny new devices can Linux nerds get excited about? 5 things Juniper must do to reignite growth Google to issue credits for App Engine outage Steve Ballmer says great response to Windows 8, Surface launch 2012 Tech Industry Graveyard WHITE PAPER: AT&T / AT&T Wireless The Possibilities of Connected Commerce As new mobile devices, consumer applications, social networks and cloud systems expand choices of when and how to connect and do business, corporate leaders are grappling with how to expand and enhance profitable connections, while keeping employees and the enterprise productive and secure. Learn More. Irked by cyberspying, Georgia outs Russia-based hacker -- with photos In one of the photos, the dark-haired, bearded hacker is peering into his computer's screen, perhaps puzzled at what's happening. Minutes later, he cuts his computer's connection, realizing he has been discovered. Read More Election watchdogs keep wary eye on paperless e-voting systems As the clock winds down to what could turn out to be an extremely close presidential race, some election watchdogs are keeping a wary eye on paperless electronic voting machines that are scheduled to be used in several key states and jurisdictions around the country. Read More Scott Forstall, father of iOS, set to leave Apple next year in sweeping executive shakeup Apple on Monday announced an executive shakeup of epic proportions. Scott Forstall, who increasingly became a visible member of Apple's executive team where he served as the company's Senior VP of iOS software, will no longer be with the company come 2013. Forstall is a seasoned Apple veteran who first joined the company in 1997 when he came over with Steve Jobs as part of Apple's NeXT acquisition.... Read More Hopes for federal cybersecurity standards fading Cybersecurity is clearly on the agenda of both Congress and President Obama. But it is just as clearly not at the top of their list. Read More Sandy takes down Web sites Several media websites such as Huffington Post and Gawker are shut down by storm Read More Data centers prepare for Sandy with cots, fuel and comfort food As it stood late this afternoon, Hosting.com's data center in Newark, Del., was within walking distance of the projected path Hurricane Sandy's center once it makes landfall. Read More Citi analyst fired over leaked Facebook IPO info Chief Citigroup web analyst, Mark Mahaney, has been fired after he and another analyst allegedly leaked information to select media outlets about Facebook's much anticipated IPO. Read More What shiny new devices can Linux nerds get excited about? As a Linux Nerd(tm), it's easy to feel left out of the "gadget lust" fun that our Apple and Microsoft brethren so often get to enjoy. New iPads and iPhones (and iWhatevers), Windows 8 tablets named after coffee tables, and so many other bright, shiny new toys just weren't built for us. Sure, Android is cool. I love my Galaxy S3. It's an awesome phone that blows any iOS-powered device out... Read More 5 things Juniper must do to reignite growth Juniper Networks needs better marketing and execution, among other things, to turn its fortunes around. Read More Google to issue credits for App Engine outage Google will give refunds to paid subscribers of App Engine, its Web application development and hosting service, which suffered a partial outage on Friday. Read More Steve Ballmer says great response to Windows 8, Surface launch Speaking at Microsoft's Build 2012 developer conference on October 30, 2012, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said the company has sold more than 4 million copies of Windows 8 since launch the preceeding Friday. Read More 2012 Tech Industry Graveyard Apple, Cisco, Microsoft and Google among those bidding farewell to products Read More
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