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	First look at new iPad: What's new, unchanged and still missing Apple's unveiling on March 7 of the highly anticipated "new iPad" (no "3" or "HD") revealed big changes: a hugely improved screen, a modestly improved CPU, a big boost in graphics processing, and support for LTE cellular data networks. Here's a closer look at what's new, unchanged and still missing. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold WhatsUp Gold - IT Management Made Simple Wish you had a powerful, proactive monitoring and management solution to easily manage your network? WhatsUp Gold is at work on over 100,00 networks and is the most intuitive, comprehensive, and cost-effective network management solution available today. WhatsUp Gold is IT Management Made Simple. Try it free for 30 days! In this Issue Contests hack the heck out of Chrome Enterprise IT likes what it sees in new iPad Here's why Cisco servers now have Intel Xeon E5 inside iPad announcement through the eyes of Twitter Tips for controlling a potential March Madness traffic outbreak IBM moves 1Tbps of data on an optical chip Hackers claiming to be from Anonymous take out Vatican site Daylight saving time awakens cyberslacking zombies NASA chief says IT security issues will not impact missions – Congress wants more details Ray Ozzie's startup has mobility, communications at core IBM: Cloud deployment low now but won't stay that way Google Cloud Storage Cuts Prices, Integrates With Tech Providers 5 Insider Secrets for Beating Applicant Tracking Systems WHITE PAPER: BMC Workload Automation Challenges and Opportunities This Executive Brief discusses IDC's perspective on how enterprise workload management requirements are changing and highlights the ways that workload automation solutions can address these emerging requirements. Learn More! Contests hack the heck out of Chrome Dueling browser-exploit contests at the CanSecWest conference yielded immediate results -- two hacks against Google Chrome -- with contestants in both competitions demonstrating exploits within an hour of the contests' opening. Read More Enterprise IT likes what it sees in new iPad The new third-generation Apple iPad is generally a hit with a sampling of enterprise users, based on quick reactions from half a dozen IT professionals and consultants. All like the greatly enhanced display, the graphics processing boost and 4G LTE wireless support. Read More Here's why Cisco servers now have Intel Xeon E5 inside Cisco this week expanded its data center portfolio with servers and networking gear to better support virtualization, cloud computing and Big Data. Read More iPad announcement through the eyes of Twitter Nowadays who needs to watch an Apple product announcement? All you really need to do is be on Twitter, if you can keep up with all the tweets. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CloudPassage CloudPassage Companies like Foursquare, StrongMail, and ExoIS are taking charge of cloud server security using Halo from CloudPassage, which ensures easy, scalable, and automated security for dynamic cloud environments. Register today to Secure 25 Cloud Servers for Free with Halo Basic. Tips for controlling a potential March Madness traffic outbreak As the NCAA men's college basketball tournament begins to unfold, March Madness takes on a more literal meaning for those tasked with controlling activity on the enterprise network. Read More IBM moves 1Tbps of data on an optical chip IBM researchers have developed a prototype optical chip that can transfer data at 1Tbps (terabit per second), the equivalent of downloading 500 high-definition movies, using light pulses, the company said Thursday. Read More Hackers claiming to be from Anonymous take out Vatican site The main website of the Vatican was inaccessible Wednesday after what appears to have been an attack by malicious hackers claiming to be affiliated with the Anonymous hacking collective. Read More Daylight saving time awakens cyberslacking zombies Can the upcoming time change turn productive, only-on-the-web-for-work employees into zombie cyberslackers bent on destroying efficiency? Researchers in a report garnered from pouring over Google searches from the last six years say data show the shift to daylight saving time and its accompanying loss of sleep cause employees to spend more time than normal surfing the Web for content unrelated... Read More WHITE PAPER: Antenna Mobile strategy—what are 1,000 businesses planning for 2012 The Mobile Business Forecast 2012 surveyed 1,000 global businesses on their current/future plans for mobile. The report offers insight into how companies are using mobile to address the needs of consumers and their own employees. In addition, find tips on how to avoid chaos in the rush to mobilize. Learn More NASA chief says IT security issues will not impact missions – Congress wants more details While NASA administrator Charles Bolden bobbed and weaved around questions about NASA's IT security issues today saying there have never been any disruptions nor impacts on a space mission as a result of security problems, it was clear the Senate panel listening to him wasn't satisfied with his answers. Read More Ray Ozzie's startup has mobility, communications at core Ray Ozzie, the former chief software architect at Microsoft, has given a few more hints about what his new startup will do. Read More IBM: Cloud deployment low now but won't stay that way A new survey from IBM finds that while only 13% of businesses have substantially implemented cloud-based offerings, they are expected to grow to 41% in three years. Read More Google Cloud Storage Cuts Prices, Integrates With Tech Providers Google yesterday cut the cost of Google Cloud Storage--a service geared to enabling developers to store and access massive amounts of data on Google's infrastructure--between 8 percent and 15 percent depending on the service tier. Google also noted that third-party technology providers have begun integrating Google Cloud Storage directly into their offerings. Read More 5 Insider Secrets for Beating Applicant Tracking Systems Error-prone applicant tracking systems kill 75 percent of job seekers' chances of landing an interview as soon as they submit their resumes, despite how qualified they may be. 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