Issue highlights 1. Top Metro apps for Windows 8 power users 2. Inside the latest Internet Explorer vulnerability 3. Ranking the Top 10 Cloud Startups 4. INSIDER Google Apps broker exploits enterprise concerns about Microsoft's Office changes 5. Industry coalition objects to Google's domain names applications 6. Has Google deindexed Digg (as it would appear)? 7. DOJ & SEC allegedly investigating Microsoft over bribery allegations in 3 countries 8. Is the World Ready for the Intersection of Software Defined Networking (SDN) and Network Security? 9. LinkedIn is down, then up, then down again Wednesday morning 10. 10 augmented reality technologies you should know about |
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| The Windows 8 Metro application ecosystem is evolving. Here are 17 early entrants worth adding to your tablet or PC READ MORE |
| Recently discovered vulnerability CVE-2013-0027 flooded almost all versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer and affected operating systems like Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 8, including all the major server versions. Microsoft resolved 13 privately reported vulnerabilities in a subsequent security bulletin. READ MORE |
| More than 10,500 people cast votes for their favorite cloud startups. But before we get on to our final rankings, a bit of background on the voting process: Unfortunately, a couple of frisky engineers decided to try to hijack the vote with a few automated bot ballot-box stuffers, so some votes had to be purged [more on this here]. READ MORE |
| RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: InterMapper InterMapper provides an at-a-glance, real-time view of your network devices, services, applications, connections and traffic patterns. Drilling down on maps uncovers details needed to fix performance problems. It is an industrial strength monitoring, mapping and alerting tool that empowers network administrators to maintain healthy IT environments. |
| A cloud service broker is pitching Google Apps to enterprises by playing on their fears about recent changes Microsoft's made to Office. Insider (registration required) READ MORE |
| An industry coalition with backing from Microsoft, Nokia and Oracle has objected to Google's application for certain top-level domain strings. READ MORE |
| Remember Digg? If not, Digg used to be Reddit back before the social bookmarking site essentially self-destructed. Digg has been attempting a comeback, however, and just last week made a mini-splash by announcing that it intends to develop an RSS reader to replace Google Reader, saying in a blog post: "We hope to identify and rebuild the best of Google Reader's features (including its API)." READ MORE |
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| Microsoft, which is often slow to comment with any substance when mud is flung its way, responded almost immediately after a Wall Street Journal article claimed Microsoft is the subject of probes being conducted under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act by both READ MORE |
| A few years ago, SDN was an esoteric concept driven by academics. Some networking vendors were intrigued but many looked at it as nothing more than a science project. Fast forward to 2013 and networking vendors are tripping over each other to pledge their SDN support and crow about their SDN strategies. READ MORE |
| LinkedIn, the professional social media network, is suffering intermittent service disruptions Wednesday morning. READ MORE |
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