Issue highlights 1. 10 high-tech breakups and hookups to look for in 2013 2. Microsoft embraces open source -- to a point 3. Red Hat doubles down on platform as a service (PaaS) 4. The lifecycle of video viral-ity as demonstrated by the Harlem Shake 5. Microsoft patches IE with record-setting updates to prep browser for Pwn2Own 6. 25 techie Valentine's Day gift ideas 7. INSIDER Security-as-a-service gaining popularity 8. 5 best business reasons to choose a hosted UC solution 9. Executive Order on Cybersecurity: Will It Spark Further Activity? 10. Phishing attacks target home workers as easy 'back door' 11. T-Mobile Exec on Why Its 4G LTE-Launch Timing is 'Perfect' 12. Android smartphone tools to keep your Wi-Fi network humming |
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| Buyouts, betrayals, and booty calls -- this Valentine's Day finds the tech industry steamy with merger and split-up intrigue READ MORE |
| The company is expanding its participation in open source endeavors, no longer believes Linux is a 'cancer' READ MORE |
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| In the cloud world of the future, some companies will want public cloud resources while others will want private clouds on their own premises, says Ashesh Badani, general manager of Red Hat's cloud business unit. That's why Red Hat has a cloud strategy that incorporates both public and private platform as a service (PaaS) clouds, and it has big plans for those products this year. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation IBM provides consulting, implementation and application management services for Microsoft Dynamics CRM, a comprehensive solution that helps midsize and larger organizations easily create and maintain a 360 view of their customers from first contact through purchase and post-sales. Learn More. |
| Chances are that by now you've heard of the latest video trend hitting the Internet - the Harlem Shake. This one is a bit hard to explain (go here for a full explainer), but basically it's a video where one person in a crowd full of people is dancing alone, and then when the music stops and starts again, you cut to a video of everyone dancing. READ MORE |
| WEBCAST: CA Technologies See how a VP of Operations and his team have improved their ability to quickly respond to incidents that impact or pose risks to the quality and availability of their critical online business services. Learn More |
| Microsoft this week patched 14 vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer, preparing the browser for its time as a target early next month at the annual Pwn2Own hacking contest. READ MORE |
| From subtle geekery to blatantly techie devices, Valentine's Day gifts suit a range of personalities READ MORE |
| Security delivered as a cloud service has several benefits, including costs and flexibility, but there are some cautions, too, adopters say. READ MORE |
| It seems we've been talking about the rise of hosted communications services for years now, but adoption has been rather light. I think one of the main reasons is that the features and functions available from the hosted providers historically weren't even close to what was available from the premise-based vendors. READ MORE |
| As Bruce Springsteen once sang, "you can't start a fire without a spark." With this in mind, President Obama issued an executive order on cybersecurity this week. Will this truly be a spark? To answer that question, it is worthwhile to start by describing what the executive order does. There are really three main points as the order: 1. Directs the Federal government (primarily DHS) to create... READ MORE |
| Employees working from home could be an easy back door allowing targeted attacks to get behind an organisation's email defences, a survey from security training firm PhishMe has suggested. READ MORE |
| T-Mobile USA's SVP of B2B services, Frank Sickinger, shared some LTE-related numbers and had some interesting things to say in a recent interview about the carrier's upcoming LTE rollout in the United States. READ MORE |
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