Issue highlights 1. The 12 techiest Super Bowl ads of all time 2. RSA offers Security Analytics as tool for detecting threats 3. New specifications to ease delivery of carrier Ethernet services 4. Opinion: Re-invented BlackBerry reaches for "hyperconnected" users 5. INSIDER BaaS: It's a crowded (and young) market 6. Exploiting Universal Plug-n-Play protocol, insecure security cameras & network printers 7. CES2013: Stern Pinball brings pinball machines to the home market 8. Windows 8 convertibles help Lenovo break into high-end PC market 9. Kaspersky Lab adds mobile and system management to its business security offering 10. BlackBerry 10: Predictive typing and easy movie making 11. First Look: BlackBerry 10 smartphones |
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| RSA, the security division of EMC, today announced Security Analytics, its tool for real-time analysis of large amounts of data from security and business information to determine if an organization is being attacked, especially by stealthy threats intent on stealing sensitive information. READ MORE |
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| Service providers will be able to launch Ethernet services more quickly and make them work across other carriers more easily with a new set of standards for carrier Ethernet equipment, backers of the specifications say. READ MORE |
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| In a keynote that was rife with technopop music and contrived videos -- and woefully short on details -- Research in Motion launched two new smartphones in its bid to restore its fortunes in the smartphone market. READ MORE |
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| A plethora of vulnerable devices due to the flaws in the Universal Plug and Play protocol put around 50 million at risk; somewhere in the neighborhood of about 58,000 security camera systems are vulnerable to hacking, and exploiting network printers top the list today for potential security mayhem. READ MORE |
| Computerworld's Sharon Gaudin speaks with Gary Gomez from Stern Pinball at CES 2013. The company was showing off a smaller home version of its full-sized pinball machines, but with complete professional bumpers, lighting and flippers. READ MORE |
| Lenovo's CEO said sales of its Windows 8 PCs have been "normal", neither surpassing nor falling behind expectations, but added that convertible devices using the OS are helping the company break into the high-end segment for the North American market. READ MORE |
| Kaspersky Lab on Wednesday made its bid to reduce the complexity associated with managing IT security processes in corporate environments, with a new product that combines the company's anti-malware technology with new mobile and system management tools. READ MORE |
| BlackBerry 10: Predictive typing and easy movie making CIO.com's Al Sacco shows off two of the cooler features of the BlackBerry 10 OS (on the BlackBerry Z10), predictive typing and the Story Maker video editing app. From: networkworld Views: 4 0 ratings Time: 03:16 More in Science & Technology READ MORE |
| Our initial glimpse at RIM's (er, make that BlackBerry's) attempt to claw its way back into the smartphone market READ MORE |
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