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	Freezedroid: Researchers discover cold temps can unlock secured Android phones Researchers at Friedrich-Alexander University in Germany have discovered a somewhat unusual method for cracking the security on encrypted Android phones -- sticking them in the freezer. Read More WHITE PAPER: Netscout Systems Inc. Good APM Practices Get Results According to NetForecast's survey, enterprises with application performance management (APM) best practices benchmark scores above six on a ten-point scale experience 75% better results in critical areas. This research paper reveals the survey results as well as discusses the best practices for APM. Learn More. In this Issue 10 rugged gadgets for surviving dirty, dangerous jobs Facebook's updated news feed takes inspiration from newspaper sections How to avoid becoming a victim of SMiShing (SMS phishing) Preserving the "Web before the Web:" Minitel history in danger of being lost Samsung Galaxy S IV rumors: A report card Microsoft Patch Tuesday targets Internet Explorer drive-by attacks Oracle goes after Salesforce.com with Social Relationship Management Boeing 787s to create half a terabyte of data per flight, says Virgin Atlantic Peer 1 maps the 'Net on iOS and Android WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com Service Cloud: Deliver Next Generation of Customer Service Realize the value and operating challenges of online support communities. Chatter Communities for Service solves nearly all of the traditional problems of online communities. Use it as a force multiplier for your support organization, and revenue generator for your sales and marketing teams. Read Now! 10 rugged gadgets for surviving dirty, dangerous jobs Read More Facebook's updated news feed takes inspiration from newspaper sections Facebook's updated news feed takes inspiration from newspaper sections In the updated news feed, photos are larger and users can section their news feed content by clicking through different news section categories. From: networkworld Views: 4 0 ratings Time: 01:30 More in Science & Technology Read More How to avoid becoming a victim of SMiShing (SMS phishing) Get ready for SMiShing, or phishing attacks that come to your mobile phone. These types of attacks are on the rise, and with so many people using their smartphones to access corporate networks and data, it's a new danger in the world of BYOD. Follow these tips to avoid becoming a victim. Read More Preserving the "Web before the Web:" Minitel history in danger of being lost It's been almost a year since France Telecom shut down its once widely popular Minitel online services and historians are worried that its legacy from a preservationist point of view is being lost forever. Read More Samsung Galaxy S IV rumors: A report card Our grades for some of the most popular rumors surrounding the upcoming Galaxy S IV. Read More Microsoft Patch Tuesday targets Internet Explorer drive-by attacks Internet Explorer vulnerabilities warrant notice in this month's set of Microsoft Patch Tuesday bulletins and need to be fixed quickly even though the sheer number of patches may seem daunting. Read More Oracle goes after Salesforce.com with Social Relationship Management Oracle first announced its Social Relationship Management product family several months ago at OpenWorld, but has now taken steps to actually integrate the components of the product set, which it gained through a number of acquisitions over the past year. Read More Boeing 787s to create half a terabyte of data per flight, says Virgin Atlantic Virgin Atlantic is preparing for a significant increase in data as it embraces the internet of things, with a new fleet of highly connected planes each expected to create over half a terabyte of data per flight. Read More Peer 1 maps the 'Net on iOS and Android When you're talking to a n00b -- say, your CEO or VP of sales and marketing (or maybe even your CIO) -- it can be hard to get them to understand just how big and complex the Internet is. Sure, they hear about the billions of people on the 'Net and all of the companies making money through e-commerce of one kind or another (which hopefully includes yours), but what they will often have a problem grasping is the sheer scale of the Internet and how it's grown. What they need is a visual aid. Read More
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