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• Addonics Releases External Drive with Blu-Ray Player, DVD Burner

  03-02-2015 23:56
  
  Addonics Technologies today announced two new external hard drives that also come with either a Blu-ray player or a DVD burner.
  The new Sapphire Combo Blu-ray/HDD drive connects to desktops, laptops or other enabled devices via an eSATA or USB 3.0 port.
  The DVD model is equipped with a DVD burner and both models can play movies or access data stored on all popular optical media and allow users to burn video or data onto DVD or CD discs.
  An additional model, which has a Blu-ray burner, is exp
  
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• Wearables to fuel massive surge in mobile data use by 2019

  03-02-2015 23:15
  
  The rapidly growing popularity of wearable devices will lead to a surge in volume of mobile traffic, Cisco is predicting.Cisco forecasts that 578 million wearable devices will be in use around the globe by 2019, up from 109 million last year. That’s a fivefold increase, but the resulting mobile data traffic will increase by a factor of 18—though most of that traffic will be channeled through smartphones, the networking giant claimed Tuesday in its annual look ahead at traffic trends.Some
  
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• Radio Shack May Sell Half its Stores to Sprint, Close the Rest

  03-02-2015 22:43
  
  Once the store of do-it-yourself electronics innovators, Radio Shack is reportedly in talks with Sprint to whom it would sell half of its retail locations and then close the rest.
  If the deal goes through, or if Radio Shack cannot find another buyer, it may spell the end of one of the oldest electronics retailers. One scenario has Sprint rebranding the retail locations with its name; the rest of Radio Shack's stores would then close.
  Founded 94 years ago, Radio Shack last September warned sh
  
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• How Corporate Spies Access Your Company's Secrets

  03-02-2015 22:21
  
  Some information spies navigate the hiring process with every intention to steal corporate secrets for a competitor or foreign state once inside. Others turn against an employer when angered and leave, lured by job offers and incentives to haul out as much data as they can when they go.
  Meanwhile, enterprise efforts to spot traitors and limit their access to sensitive data may not be enough. With the right job and the right access, operatives posing as janitors, mailroom employees, or IT sta
  
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• Small ISPs should be exempt from strong net neutrality rules, trade group says

  03-02-2015 22:20
  
  Most broadband providers—all but a handful of the largest ones—should be exempt from tough new net neutrality rules being considered by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, a trade group has argued.The FCC shouldn’t impose new rules on small and medium-size ISPs because they lack the market power to selectively block or slow Web traffic as a way to charge websites for prioritized traffic, a lawyer for trade group the American Cable Association [ACA] wrote in recent letters to the
  
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• Pilot's selfies could have caused deadly air crash

  03-02-2015 22:15
  
  A deadly air crash that killed a pilot and passenger in Colorado last year was likely due to a loss of spatial awareness brought on in part by taking of selfies while in flight, the National Transportation Safety Board has concluded.The accident happened on May 31, 2014, at Watkins, Colorado, during a short nighttime flight. The Cessna 150, a single-engine light aircraft, took off on a 6-minute flight on a pre-determined path and landed. It then took off again but did not stick to the same pa
  
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• Free Windows, End-of-XP Spree, Drops Microsoft Revenue by $455 Million

  03-02-2015 21:53
  
  Microsoft last week said that revenue generated from sales of Windows licenses to computer and device makers dropped $455 million, or 13%, when compared to the same period a year prior.
  The downturn was expected by Microsoft, although the extent of the decline seemed to come as a surprise.
  "They knew that consumer [Windows] was going to be tough," said Merv Adrian of Gartner. "It's just very hard to sell an OS these days."
  Microsoft blamed the downturn on the consumer side on its decision to
  
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• Cortana on the PC: Can We Talk?

  03-02-2015 21:07
  
  Cortana, the Windows Phone voice-activated digital assistant, now works on desktops, laptops and tablets running the preview edition of Windows 10.
  Microsoft began touting the new capability when it announced Windows 10 on Jan. 21 as a free, one-time upgrade for Windows users that will be officially released later in 2015. The upgrade will be available on devices running Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 on PCs or tablets, or Windows 8.1 on Windows smartphones.
  The Cortana capability will give PC
  
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• ARM unwraps its most powerful mobile chip yet, headed for phones and tablets next year

  03-02-2015 21:05
  
  The company that powers your smartphones and tablets has introduced its most powerful chip design yet, the Cortex-A72, which should find its way into gadgets early next year.ARM says the A72 will provide 3.5 times the performance of its current Cortex-A15 design, which is widely used in phones and tablets today.ARM doesn’t make chips itself. It comes up with designs that it licenses to others for manufacture. Those designs dominate the smartphone and tablet markets, though Samsung is also a
  
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• Vendor Math Doesn't Add Up on Federal Security Priorities

  03-02-2015 21:02
  
  According to a new report sponsored by an IT performance management software vendor, federal agencies aren't spending as much as they should on battling internal threats -- the kinds of threats the vendor's software is designed to help protect against.
  But the recommendations were based on misleading interpretations of the results of the survey of 200 federal IT professionals who were asked about both internal and external threats and their security spending priorities.
  "What was surprising
  
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• Hundreds apply for FAA drone licenses

  03-02-2015 20:50
  
  The Federal Aviation Administration has issued eight more drone licenses, the latest approvals for several hundred applications it has received.While people are free to fly drones for personal use and enjoyment, the FAA has claimed commercial use requires a license—something that comes with specific requirements. Pilots of commercial drones must have at least an FAA Private Pilot certificate and a current medical certificate, the drone must remain within line of sight at all times, and the
  
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• An Inside Look into VMware’s New Hybrid Cloud Strategy

  03-02-2015 20:49
  
  During the past week VMware has been making power play moves in the cloud computing market to position its offering as the premier enterprise hybrid cloud computing platform. As it does so, however, analysts question how well the grand plan VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger has put together stacks up with heavyweights of the cloud computing market, most specifically Microsoft and Amazon Web Services (AWS).
  VMware has thrown down the gauntlet recently, with new versions of its popular vSphere virtuali
  
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• The Worst of the Worst Phishing Scams

  03-02-2015 20:40
  
  Anything for a buckImage by ThinkstockNo one is immune to the regular enslaught of spam and various scams that run across our inboxes. Just when you think the circumstances can't get any worse, another disaster strikes that makes way for another opportunity by scammers. Here are some more famous ones.Funeral notification phishing scamThe bad guys did not hesitate to exploit the most basic fears of people; the sudden death of a loved one. The message claimed to be from a funeral home and notified
  
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• When Windows XP Ends, Life Must Go on for Research Systems

  03-02-2015 20:11
  
  What do you do when 600 mission-critical workstations can’t say goodbye to Windows XP, but support for the operating system is ending? That was the challenge facing biopharmaceutical company Quintiles Inc., in Durham, N.C.
  As a service provider to the pharmaceutical industry, Quintiles uses hundreds of FDA-validated applications, which means they are tested to make sure they do exactly what they’re supposed to do.
  “When applications fall into that category, you can’t just swap things
  
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• SAP unwraps a new enterprise suite based on Hana

  03-02-2015 20:10
  
  SAP has unveiled a new generation of enterprise software built around its Hana in-memory database platform.Dubbed SAP S/4Hana, the new business suite aims to bring Hana’s real-time intelligence capabilities to all parts of the enterprise, with accessibility on all types of devices. ERP, CRM, SRM, SCM and PLM technologies are essentially combined in one system, which uses a massively simplified model to reduce a company’s data footprint by a factor of 10.“This is our biggest product laun
  
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• Creating a Human Firewall

  03-02-2015 20:09
  
  Human nature dictates that you can never expect 100% of the people to follow instructions 100% of the time. The same holds true when it comes to protecting information security. At safety science company UL LLC in Northbrook, Ill., Steve Wenc, senior vice president and chief risk officer, and Robert Jamieson, IT security officer, realized early on in their security education efforts that reducing risk would require more than just lectures and written instructions.
  “As we were looking at th
  
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• Uber Backs Driverless Car Research With New Technology Center

  03-02-2015 20:00
  
  Uber, the smartphone app that has taken the cab industry by storm, will open a technology centre near the Carnegie Mellon University to help put driverless cars on the road.
  The e-hail service has got black cabs in a twist in London and was criticised for diminishing New York's yellow cab supply after the majority of drivers defected to the app. Now it is muscling in on the car manufacturer's patch with its investment in autonomous car research.To read this article in full or to leave a comm
  
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• BrandPost: The Industrialization of Hacking: Part 1 – An Introduction

  03-02-2015 19:04
  
  This is the first installment of a four part series over the next two weeks on The Industrialization of Hacking.The evolving trends of mobility, cloud computing, and the Internet of Everything (IoE) present unparalleled opportunities for businesses, consumers, and hackers alike. Modern networks go beyond traditional walls and include datacenters, endpoints, virtual, mobile, and the cloud. These networks and their components constantly evolve and spawn new attack vectors including: mobile devi
  
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• FCC Still Has Ton of Explaining to do on Wi-Fi Blocking Rules

  03-02-2015 18:58
  
  The FCC has been very clear that it didn’t approve of a Marriott International hotel’s blocking of convention center attendees’ Wi-Fi hotspots: It fined the hospitality company $600,000 last fall and issued a stern warning on Jan. 27 that such wireless network interference by others will not be tolerated either.
  But what remains murky to IT shops and wireless LAN product vendors is exactly what constitutes illegal “Wi-Fi blocking”:To read this article in full or to leave a comment,
  
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• Samsung and Good combine products to boost Android enterprise credibility

  03-02-2015 18:50
  
  Samsung Electronics and Good Technology hope to convince more enterprises to use Android-based smartphones and tablets, with the help of a joint offering designed to protect the OS, applications and data.Samsung has struggled to make a dent in the enterprise market with Knox, but is hoping that a string of partnerships will help boost the security platform’s standing among CIOs. The latest result is the launch of Good for Samsung Knox, which became available on Tuesday.Using technology from
  
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• Here's how to block 'whitelist' ads from AdBlock Plus

  03-02-2015 18:10
  
  Eyeo, the maker of the AdBlock Plus browser extension, is being roasted for accepting money to “whitelist” some ads, letting them pass through the software’s filter mechanism—but there’s an easy way to tweak it to block all ads.Eyeo is dealing with the aftermath of an article by the Financial Times, which reported this weekend that not only Google, but also Microsoft, Amazon and advertising network Taboola are among the companies paying to stop having their ads their ads blocked. In
  
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• Specialistische IT-functies beter beloond

  03-02-2015 17:54
  De beloningen voor specialistische functies in de IT-sector kunnen dit jaar meer dan 5% stijgen. Op termijn zullen ook de gemiddelde salarissen gaan stijgen. Vanwege een toenemende wervingsactiviteit wordt het behouden van werknemers op sleutelposities dit jaar topprioriteit van bedrijven, zegt werving- en... lees meer
  
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• Gemakzucht en onwetendheid werknemers grote bedreiging voor beveiliging

  03-02-2015 17:54
  Essentiële bedrijfsdata lopen gevaar doordat organisaties hun IT-beveiligingsbeleid en middelen onvoldoende op dreigingen van binnenuit richten. Werknemers vormen een zwakke schakel, en vinden steeds vaker dat het beveiligingsbeleid een obstakel vormt voor effectief werken. Dat concludeert Cisco naar aanleiding... lees meer
  
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• Acht op de tien IT-organisaties hebben achterstand in applicatie-ontwikkeling

  03-02-2015 17:54
  Pakweg acht op de tien (82%) IT-organisaties heeft te maken met een achterstand in applicatie-ontwikkelprojecten. Daarvan is 89% jaar op jaar niet in staat om die achterstand in te halen. Onderzoek onder IT- en business professionals door Mendix, specialist in snelle ontwikkeling van apps, duidt hierop.
  
  Bijna... lees meer
  
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• Reddit Puts its Cryptocurrency Plans on Hold

  03-02-2015 17:42
  
  Reddit has put its plans to develop a cryptocurrency, called 'reddit notes,' on hold. The company decided to cease development of reddit notes due to the uncertainty surrounding the legal frameworks for cryptocurrencies, according to a Hacker News post by Reddit co-founder and executive chairman Alexis Ohanian.
  "We will be issuing redditnotes," Ohanian said. "Our research leads us to want to wait until the law and technology around cryptocurrency are further along before deciding exactly how
  
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• FCC chairman doesn't plan to release net neutrality order before vote

  03-02-2015 17:40
  
  The chairman of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission has no plans to release the text of his proposed net neutrality order before a scheduled commission vote on it later this month, despite a request from some Republican lawmakers to do so.FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler will stick with the long-time agency practice of allowing commissioners to “confer privately” about the proposed order in the three weeks leading up to the scheduled Feb. 26 vote, he said in a Monday letter to Republican l
  
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• BrandPost: 3 Cool Business Tricks That A G.I.S. Can Actually Do

  03-02-2015 17:24
  
  An enterprise Geographic Information System (GIS) is a weighty investment. Aside from the server and client install hassle, the capital investment to get the job done can seem daunting.
  So what can you do with this investment? What magic can you conjure to see a return on it?
  Here are three great, real-world ideas...
  1. Marketing: Who Is My Customer? How Do I Know?
  While ‘personas’ are the shiny new thing in the world of user experience, marketing has for a long time been switched on
  
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• Dangerous IE vulnerability opens door to powerful phishing attacks

  03-02-2015 17:15
  
  An Internet Explorer vulnerability lets attackers bypass the Same-Origin Policy, a fundamental browser security mechanism, to launch highly credible phishing attacks or hijack users’ accounts on any website.The flaw, described as a universal cross-site scripting vulnerability, was disclosed Saturday on the Full Disclosure mailing list by David Leo, a researcher with a security consultancy firm called Deusen. Leo’s post included a link to a proof-of-concept exploit that demonstrates the at
  
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• Where Are the Marketing Dollars Going?

  03-02-2015 17:10
  
  Signs point to marketers opening up their wallets for emerging digital technologies, placing bets on measurable channels such as email, search and social media, shifting resources toward consumer-facing technology, and spending wads of cash on content creation and aggregation.But success is far from certain.There's no question marketing budgets are on the rise. More than half of business-to-business marketers expect their budgets to increase this year, compared to 31 percent of respondents wh
  
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• BrandPost: The Connected Lifestyle Driving Network Transformation

  03-02-2015 17:01
  
  Mobile World Congress 2015 is right around the corner, which gets me thinking about what a difference ten years makes, especially in the world of mobility. We all talk about the huge growth in mobile traffic, which will increase by about 5,000 times between 2007 and 2017.1 But working in technology, we see big numbers every day, so 5,000 may not seem impressive until we take a step back and look at a couple comparisons.As you sip a 3 Euro cup of coffee at a café, would you be willing to pay
  
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• Microsoft Surface Pro 3 Gets a Random $100 Discount

  03-02-2015 16:21
  
  Microsoft is offering a second chance at Surface Pro 3 discounts for anyone who missed the sale over the holidays.
  With the exception of the $799 Core i3 model, all Surface Pro 3 tablets are $100 off until February 7. The sale prices range from $899 for a Core i5 processor with 128 GB of storage to $1,849 for a Core i7 processor and 512 GB of storage. Microsoft is also throwing in a free protective sleeve, but you'll still have to tack on another $130 for the almost-mandatory Type Cover keyb
  
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• Smart Enterprises Move to 'We Economy' Using IoT Says Accenture

  03-02-2015 16:06
  
  Global technology trends are now pointing towards a "We Economy", according to business consulting firm Accentutre, helped by the Internet of Things.
  The Accenture Technology Vision 2015 says "pioneering" enterprises are tapping into a broad array of other digital businesses, digital customers and digital devices [like IoT devices] at the edge of their networks to create new digital "ecosystems".
  These companies see great potential to make a difference - and a profit - by operating as ecosys
  
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• Amazon May Buy Some RadioShack Stores to Establish a Physical Presence

  03-02-2015 16:02
  RadioShack's loss may end up being Amazon's gain, or so says the rumor mill. The online retail giant is reportedly hoping to buy some of RadioShack's U.S. retail locations as "the Shack" moves towards its unfortunate end.
  Amazon would used any retail locations it acquires as showcases for Amazon e-readers, tablets, and smartphones, according to Bloomberg Business. Amazon could also use the stores as pick-up and drop-off locations for online shoppers.To read this article in full or to leave a
  
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• IDG Contributor Network: Is Windows 10 the Enterprise OS Businesses Have Been Waiting For?

  03-02-2015 16:01
  
  There's no uncertainty when it comes to measuring Microsoft's level of success with Windows 8 and the enterprise. Microsoft failed to address many issues in Windows 8 before launch for both consumers and businesses, and as a result it has been seen as the company's newest "Vista." Windows 8, even today, still suffers from a lack of uptake, especially in the business world where it is seen as an OS that doesn't address any major business needs (it tried with mobile) but adds complexity, requir
  
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• BrandPost: Don't Let Budget Worries Slow Down Storage Plans

  03-02-2015 15:38
  As companies strive to implement storage modernization frameworks, they concurrently face the challenges of mapping increases in storage capacity with disaster recovery (DR) capabilities and deploying a storage modernization framework within ever-tightening IT budgets. But within the context a storage modernization framework, how do you budget for DR while balancing changes in your storage environment? Read on for our tips on keeping costs down while updating your infrastructure.To read this
  
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• Fuming TurboTax Users Force Intuit to Issue Rebate

  03-02-2015 15:27
  
  Adele Framer was ready to buy this year's edition of Intuit's TurboTax software when she noticed some flaming reviews on Amazon. Customers were red hot about a series of unannounced changes to the popular tax preparation program.
  A number of important features were removed from the latest version, including one that uploads investment information into TurboTax Deluxe. Framer, a retired usability designer, hit the roof. "Putting [in] Schedule D information by hand could take weeks,” Framer
  
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• BrandPost: What These 9 Cyber Security Buzzwords and Jargon Terms Really Mean

  03-02-2015 15:16
  
  Hybrid cloud. BYOD. Big Data. Internet of Things. These are terms that have become part of the daily lexicon, not only within the IT world but also in the mainstream. Jargon is integral to IT. They make complicated terms more accessible to the non-technical person, even if they aren’t easier to understand.Buzzwords are commonplace in IT security, as well, but are they truly understood? As Frank Ohlhorst writes in Tech Republic, “it seems that IT security managers are giving too much power
  
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• Hopper Flight Search App for iOS Finds Cheapest Times to Fly

  03-02-2015 14:58
  
  Hopper is a new, free iOS app that predicts airfares, so you can figure out the cheapest times to fly to your destinations of choice. The app provides an uncomplicated look at what can be a complicated, maddening even, subject — airfare. It has already earned a place in my iPhone's travel-app folder.Hopper is simple in its approach. You don't have to create an account or sign in with Facebook. You just give it access to your location and start a search by telling it where you want to fly.
  
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• Foxconn draws flak from Chinese trade union for overworking employees

  03-02-2015 14:30
  
  Foxconn Technology Group, a key Apple supplier, is setting a bad example for industry by overworking its staff, according to a Chinese trade union.The Taiwanese manufacturing giant has already received heaps of criticism, following a series of employee suicides back in 2010 that gave Foxconn and Apple a PR black eye. Although Foxconn has worked to improve conditions at its Chinese factories, the country’s official trade union still isn’t satisfied with the progress.Foxconn is among the ma
  
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• Jive targets distributed workforces with new communication apps

  03-02-2015 14:20
  
  Three new workforce communications apps are on the way from Jive Software as part of a suite targeting globally dispersed workforces that are smaller than the large organizations that have been Jive’s mainstay so far.“For 14 years our traditional focus has been large enterprises, but we’ve seen over time that there’s a segment of companies that are not as large but tend to have a large geographic footprint,” said Colleen Jansen, vice president of global marketing at the enterprise s
  
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• 6 Ways You're Annoying People on Instagram

  03-02-2015 14:00
  
  One of the best, and most important, things about social media is that there are no hard and fast rules. Social media is what you make of it, and there's no right or wrong way to use it.However, some social networks are better suited for certain activities than others. Instagram has more than 300 million users who share around 70 million photos and videos each day. That's a lot of random media, and it's easy to get caught up in the sea of content swirling around the platform. It's also import
  
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• Buyers’ Market Led to Strong 2014 for IT Outsourcing Deals

  03-02-2015 13:31
  
  Double-digit growth in the fourth quarter capped off one of the best years ever for the global outsourcing industry, according to analysis by outsourcing consultancy Information Services Group (ISG).Total annual contract values were up 16 percent from 2013 to $23.1 billion last year—the third best year in the last decade—driven by a buyers’ market, a rise in contract restructuring, and an increase in mega relationships, according to ISG. The number of contracts last year signed inched u
  
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• Samsung to launch new flagship phones on March 1, hints at new Edge model

  03-02-2015 13:30
  
  Samsung Electronics has scheduled one of its most important smartphone launches ever for March 1, where the Galaxy S6 and an Edge version of the device are expected to see the light of day.The company’s Unpacked event will take place in Barcelona ahead of Mobile World Congress. The invitation the company sent out on Monday includes an image that with a curve hints the company will introduce the Galaxy S6 Edge along with a standard model.The launch is important because of the struggles Samsu
  
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• 7 iOS Apps for Developers on the Go

  03-02-2015 13:01
  
  iOS Apps for DevelopersImage by ShutterstockDevelopers don't always get to choose where and when things happen. Sometimes you're on the move when things need to be handled and that means using your tablet or smartphone to address issues. We've compiled this handy list of iOS apps that programmers and developers can add to their mobile "toolbox." EvernoteImage by ShutterstockTo read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
  
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• Apple to Convert Failed Arizona Sapphire Factory to Data Center

  03-02-2015 12:46
  
  Apple on Monday confirmed it will convert a failed sapphire factory into a data center that will also double as the hub to control the company's other server farms.
  "We're proud to continue investing in the U.S. with a new data center in Arizona, which will serve as a command center for our global networks," an Apple spokeswoman said in an emailed statement. She characterized the center as "one of the largest investments we've ever made."
  Until last fall, the facility in Mesa, Ariz., about 2
  
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• Free and Cheap Ways to Learn About IT Security

  03-02-2015 12:29
  
  Whether you're an IT student or have been in the field for many years, the learning never stops, especially in regards to security. Hackers are discovering vulnerabilities in our software and systems 24/7. They'll always find new ways to steal data, infect computers and wreak havoc in the digital world.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story)
  
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• How (and Why) to Use Google Drive as a Powerful Note-Taking Tool

  03-02-2015 12:27
  There's an abundance of perfectly good note-taking software available for organization addicts, with tools like Evernote and OneNote typically topping the list. The field gets even more crowded if you expand to mobile app stores, which are loaded with specialized tools that promise to save all your ideas from those lengthy brainstorming sessions, meetings, or classroom lectures.
  But don’t overlook Google Drive as a potential go-to note-taker even though it’s generally designed as a word
  
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• Windows Phone Hands-on: Lumia Camera Make Snaps Crackle and Pop, But Hey Cortana Disappoints

  03-02-2015 12:00
  
  With the Lumia Camera app for Microsoft’s Windows Phones, your snaps are finally... snappy.
  We’ve been hoping to play with the Lumia Camera app ever since Microsoft showed it off earlier this month in advance of the Windows 10 event in Redmond, Wash. Lumia Camera is just one component of the Lumia “Denim” upgrade, which brings Windows Phone 8.1 Update to Windows Phones. Denim also includes a firmware upgrade—and in some specific phones, including the Lumia 930, Icon, 1520, and the
  
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• Secrets of Office for iPad Masters

  03-02-2015 12:00
  
  The essential guide to making the most of Office for iPad Office for iPad and Office for Windows and Mac share a few idiosyncrasies, but by and large they're completely different programs. While you can pick up a document in one and use it in the other, and some concepts carry over, there's a big gulf between the computer versions of Office and the touch-first transmogrification on the iPad.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
  
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• Can You Trust Amazon’s WorkMail?

  03-02-2015 10:00
  
  When Amazon unveiled its cloud-based corporate WorkMail email offering last week (Jan. 28), it stressed the high-level of encryption it would use and the fact that corporate users would control their own decryption keys. But Amazon neglected to mention that it will retain full access to those messages — along with the ability to both analyze data for e-commerce marketing and to give data to law enforcement should subpoenas show up. 
  That, at least, is what I am able to glean by looking at
  
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