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	Adobe moves up Flash fix, will patch bug today Adobe accelerated the delivery of a patch for a critical vulnerability in Flash and will ship the fix today, rather than next week as originally scheduled. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LG Commercial Don't risk losing files that matter! Important files, documents, images and videos secured and within reach. That's the peace of mind LG network attached storage solutions bring. LG's NAS solutions offers safe and scalable storage with technologies to that are perfect for small business users. Explore LG's Super-Multi Nas solutions today. In this Issue Visual tour: The new Twitter.com Facebook quashes mobile phone rumors Cisco overcomes supply problem in security Google Apps ups security with two-factor authentication Virtual desktops: Use client-side or server-side hypervisors? Two more reasons why your computer sucks (Video) Ubuntu May 'See' and React to the Physical World Hack Delivers A Linux Tablet For Under $200 Ellison announces 'one big, honkin' cloud' Interpol chief has Facebook identity stolen Intermec launches smartphone-sized rugged mobile handheld computer Yahoo opens 'chicken coop' green data center Google Voice returns to the iTunes App Store Cisco's Dividend Announcement and a Little Corporate Finance Shows How Cisco is Changing WEBCAST: Red Hat Modernize Your Infrastructure In this session, HP and Red Hat speakers will explain how to prepare for and execute an effective migration from SPARC/Solaris OS-based systems to Red Hat Enterprise Linux on HP ProLiant and BladeSystem servers. Register Now! Visual tour: The new Twitter.com Coming soon to a Twitter account near you: Embedded pictures and video, threaded replies and drill-downs. Look out, Facebook? Read More Facebook quashes mobile phone rumors Facebook said on Monday it is not building a mobile phone, dismissing a TechCrunch story that it is working on software for a device from a hardware manufacturer. Read More Cisco overcomes supply problem in security Cisco has apparently overcome the component supply constraint and long product lead time issues it's been grappiling with for the past few quarters - in security appliances, anyway. Infonetics Research reports that Cisco is shipping all security products with standard lead times now. Read More Google Apps ups security with two-factor authentication Google this morning has taken a step to shore up confidence in the security of its cloud computing products by introducing to them a two-factor authentication system. And you can't beat the price: free. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks Connecting to the Cloud with F5 and VMware VMotion Migrating applications, storage and VMs to the cloud is no small task. Learn how a new technology can: • Move live services without interruption • Enable VM migration across the WAN between clouds and data centers • Work without a re-architecture of local or remote networks Learn More! Virtual desktops: Use client-side or server-side hypervisors? With so much progress made virtualizing servers, many observers say it's time to turn our attention to the desktop. But is it better to use client-side or server-side hytpervisors? Read the two sides and join the debate. Read More Two more reasons why your computer sucks (Video) In February, I wrote a blog entry discussing why most computers end up sucking after two or more years. One of my sources for that article was iolo, and I caught up with them at this week's Pepcom Holiday Spectacular. It turns out they've discovered two more PC system slowdown causes: program misalignment and redundant software installations. Watch the video that describes the issues. Read More Ubuntu May 'See' and React to the Physical World Canonical is experimenting with technology that could let users of future versions of Ubuntu control the operating system without an input device. Read More Hack Delivers A Linux Tablet For Under $200 Hackers have created a sub $200 Linux-based tablet device, all thanks to a little tinkering with an Internet Media Display. Read More E-GUIDE: IBM eGuide: A New Look at BI Craft better IT strategies, build new, targeted products and achieve operational savings. These are just some of the benefits derived from business intelligence (BI) software. This expert guide from CIO, Computerworld, InfoWorld and Network World provide an overview of recent BI trends and how to leverage its most powerful features. Learn more. Ellison announces 'one big, honkin' cloud' Oracle CEO Larry Ellison unveiled his company's entry into the private cloud computing system battles on Sunday, upping the competitive stakes between Oracle and rivals like IBM and Hewlett-Packard. Read More Interpol chief has Facebook identity stolen He's one of the most powerful people in world policing, but on Facebook Interpol chief Ronald K. Noble is just as vulnerable to identity theft as anyone else. Read More Intermec launches smartphone-sized rugged mobile handheld computer Intermec launched a small rugged mobile computer whose size is comparable to a typical smartphone. Read More Yahoo opens 'chicken coop' green data center Yahoo is opening a data center in upstate New York that uses a radical new design to reduce energy costs by 40 percent, the company said Monday. Read More Google Voice returns to the iTunes App Store Apple maintained that Google Voice apps hadn't been "rejected" from the app store, but rather that Apple needed time to make a more informed decision on the matter. Of course, Apple never actually made that informed decision, and Google Voice apps were, in essence, rejected out of hand. But then something funny happened. Read More Cisco's Dividend Announcement and a Little Corporate Finance Shows How Cisco is Changing Cisco has forever marketed itself as a hip, growth oriented, fun networking company. That image still remains, but Cisco's growth and acquisitions over the years have brought it to a size that delivering, financially, like a smaller tech company, is very hard. Read More
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