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	Computer problem grounds all American Airlines flights American Airlines this afternoon grounded its entire fleet of planes because of a computer problem with its reservation and booking system. The airline alerted the public to the issue via Twitter just after noon. That was followed by another tweet announcing a "system-wide ground delay until 4:00 p.m. CT." Read More WHITE PAPER: Condusiv (Formerly Diskeeper) Managing the I/O Explosion Without Extra Hardware In this Technology Spotlight, IDC highlights the unexpected I/O explosion brought about by virtualization and presents new technologies that deliver exceptional application performance without additional hardware by eliminating unnecessary I/O traffic at the source. Read more. Read Now! In this Issue 13 PC technologies that need to disappear, stat! Boston techies on way to raising $50K to support Boston Marathon bombing victims How hacking fixed the worst video game of all time Military academies take on NSA in cybersecurity competition Google discloses tech specs and developer API for Glass The Internet Archive's trove of historical software dwarfs all others, archivist claims Google search manipulation starves some websites of traffic How to enable Family Safety features in Windows 8 Google's Eric Schmidt talks Facebook Home, 'phenomenal' new Motorola devices WHITE PAPER: HP Know the Big Three When vulnerabilities are exploited, the security of mission-critical data becomes a serious concern. In this this white paper, learn about three of the top mobile application security threats facing businesses today and recommendations on how to mitigate the risk. Learn more. 13 PC technologies that need to disappear, stat! Read More Boston techies on way to raising $50K to support Boston Marathon bombing victims Nonprofit outfit Technology Underwriting Greater Good (TUGG) of Cambridge, Mass., and Boston-based Fundraise.com are seeking to raise $50K to support victims of Monday's Boston Marathon bombings. According to the groups, all proceeds will be donated to programs working with victims of the attacks including Red Cross and Children's Hospital. Read More How hacking fixed the worst video game of all time According to urban legend, a landfill somewhere in the small city of Alamogordo, New Mexico, bulges with millions of copies of the worst game ever made--a game that many observers blamed for the North American video-game sales crash of 1983. Atari's bubble burst because of a little alien. Read More Military academies take on NSA in cybersecurity competition 'Cyber Defense Exercise' pits spy agency spooks against students from West Point, Annapolis and the Air Force Academy Read More Google discloses tech specs and developer API for Glass The Google Glass wearable computer will have a high-resolution display equivalent of a 25-inch high-definition screen from eight feet away, and will capture 5-megapixels images and video at a resolution of 720p, according to technical specs disclosed on Monday. Read More The Internet Archive's trove of historical software dwarfs all others, archivist claims The past doesn't always fade into oblivion. Read More Google search manipulation starves some websites of traffic Google's placement of its own flight-finding service in search results is resulting in lower click-through rates for companies that have not bought advertising, according to a study by Harvard University academics. Read More How to enable Family Safety features in Windows 8 The Internet? Kind of a cesspool. And as the parent of kids who are now old enough to operate a Web browser, you can bet I'm keen on checking their activities and filtering out the inappropriate content. Read More Google's Eric Schmidt talks Facebook Home, 'phenomenal' new Motorola devices Google won't do anything to thwart Facebook's recently launched Home software for Android devices if it becomes explosively popular, according to Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt. Read More
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