Issue highlights 1. Google Drive suffers outage Monday morning 2. Tech Tip: Migrating RSS feeds from Google Reader 3. Microsoft has sold 1.5 million Surface tablets since launch 4. Cisco outlines how new technologies will transform video collaboration 5. 13 Tips for Keeping IT Projects Under Control 6. Site hosting leaked celebrity data goes offline 7. Chrome OS update fixes security, video bugs 8. Google Chrome: Best security tips for safer browsing 9. Microsoft to sunset Windows Phone 8 support in July 2014 10. Ubuntu Linux 13.04 'Raring Ringtail' hits beta 1 11. RIM CEO Thorsten Heins says iPhone UI is getting stale |
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| It's been a tough Monday morning for some Google Drive users who have been dealing with a service outage. READ MORE |
| Tech Tip: Migrating RSS feeds from Google Reader With Google Reader closing in the coming months, taking your RSS feeds with you to a new service doesn't need to be a painstaking process. Follow reporter Ni... From: networkworld Views: 5 1 ratings Time: 02:08 More in Science & Technology READ MORE |
| Getting into the tablet game late, Microsoft new they were facing an uphill battle. They knew they had to come to the market with something just a little bit different than the iPad and an assortment of Android-based tablets. The result? The Microsoft Surface tablet READ MORE |
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| There are three technologies that will fundamentally change the nature of video over the next few years, and these are having a significant impact on the collaboration market, according to Cisco. READ MORE |
| How do you keep IT projects under control? Project managers and project management experts share their top tips for keeping IT projects on schedule. READ MORE |
| A site that published the private information and credit reports of several celebrities and other public figures last week went offline on Sunday. The last person to have his alleged private information exposed on the site was CIA director John Brennan. READ MORE |
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| Google has updated Chrome OS to plug some security holes and fix bugs affecting the operating system's ability to play some video content. READ MORE |
| There's a lot to like about Google Chrome's built-in security features. The browser offers unique sandboxing functions and privilege restrictions, and even updates itself in the background to help better protect you from hackers and malware. But like all browsers, Chrome is imperfect, and there are steps you can take to protect it from attack. Here's how to get the most from Chrome's built-in security features, and work around its security shortcomings. READ MORE |
| Microsoft's support for Windows Phone 8 and Windows Phone 7.8 will end in the second half of 2014, according to the software maker. READ MORE |
| Fans of Ubuntu Linux may recall that the Ubuntu 13.04 development cycle is a little different from those of versions past, as Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth outlined back in October. READ MORE |
| As RIM continues its ongoing struggle to hold onto relevancy in a smartphone market that has largely passed them by, company CEO Thorsten Heins recently expressed some bold statements regarding Apple's iPhone. Specifically, Heins opined that the iPhone UI has gotten a bit stale. In an interview with the Australian based Financial Review, Heins explained: READ MORE |
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