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11 sorriest tech companies of 2012
Vendors apologize in 2012 for everything from Apple Maps to Cisco Connect Cloud to outage after outage and breach after breach Read More


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Cisco VP to memo leaker: Finding you is now 'my hobby'
Cisco vice president of services Mike Quinn, a former CIA operations officer, believes that whoever recently leaked an internal company memo to a blogger committed corporate treason and violated a "family" trust. In an email sent to Cisco employees, Quinn invites the anonymous leaker to voluntarily step forward, concedes that such a confession is unlikely, and adds, "so I will now make (finding) you... Read More

Twitter asks many users to change passwords
Twitter appears to have reset the passwords for an undetermined portion of its user base because of a possible security breach. Read More

Samsung Galaxy S III is smartphone top seller - for the moment
The Samsung Galaxy S III, for the first time, is the top-selling smartphone in the world, beating out both the iPhone 4S and iPhone 5, according to Strategy Analytics data for the third quarter of 2012. Read More

Cisco replaces collaboration group head again
Cisco has named a former Symantec executive to head its struggling collaboration group, which saw three different leaders in less than a year. Read More


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ISOC honors Facebook, Comcast execs for IPv6 work
The Internet Society last night awarded its highest honor for work related to IPv6, the next generation Internet Protocol, to executives from Facebook and Comcast. Recipients of the award were Paul Saab and Donn Lee, software engineers at Facebook, and John Brzozowski, Distinguished Engineer and Chief Architect for IPv6 at Comcast. Read More

Five must-have business apps for the iPad Mini
How does the iPad Mini rate as a business tablet? PC World's Tony Bradley recently tackled that topic in "Apple iPad Mini: All the iPad at (nearly) half the cost." Read More

Verizon expands Lync service to hosted operations, management of UC
Verizon said it is extending its managed services offering for Microsoft Lync Server to its business customers by adding the ability to operate, monitor and manage unified communications and collaboration servers and functions. Read More

Heist once again highlights e-banking vulnerabilities
The CFO of a Missouri firm who discover that cyber thieves had withdrawn $180,000 from the company's account overnight called it "a helluva wake-up call." But he might have avoided the mess if he has paid better attention to the risks of electronic banking. Read More


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Chinese ex-hacker says working for the government would be too boring
Tao Wan now works at IBM, but said he was once an angry young man, a veteran of the hacking scene that burgeoned in China in the late 1990s. Read More

BlackBerry 10 is FIPS certified in advance of platform's release
Research In Motion took the unusual step of announcing a tough security certification for BlackBerry 10 in advance of the device's launch next quarter. Read More

Is Apple Getting Soft?
Apple ousts Steve Jobs protégé Scott Forstall. Will Apple's risk-taking and innovation go with him? Read More

Products of the week 11.5.12
Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as Quest and Symantec Read More

 
 
 

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