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	Wi-Fi key-cracking kits sold in China mean free Internet Video: Dodgy salesmen in China are making money from long-known weaknesses in a Wi-Fi encryption standard, by selling network key-cracking kits for the average user. Read More WHITE PAPER: Websense Essential Information Protection Successful organizations depend upon their ability to collaborate, communicate, and share information online. This paper explains how Essential Information Protection is designed to help organizations make the most of their IT security investments. Read More In this Issue Fujitsu's cute teddy-bear robot shows what it can do Fujitsu unveils its latest color e-paper screen Rock-IT: Turn any object into a speaker Teeny Tiny Itsy Bitsy Backup Plan Fujitsu's Plasma Tube Array screen bends around corners US Marines show off technology used on the battlefield WHITE PAPER: ManageEngine 5 Keys to Preventing Application Delay Examine the 6 challenges organizations face from application delays, as well as the 5 capabilities needed to effectively address and overcome problems. Read More Fujitsu's cute teddy-bear robot shows what it can do In the race for world's cutest robot, Fujitsu has a strong contender. This robot, on show at a company event in Tokyo this week, is designed to motivate children and stimulate the elderly. Read More Fujitsu unveils its latest color e-paper screen Fujitsu this week unveiled the latest color electronic paper display prototype to come from its labs. The screen is about a third brighter than a previous model due to changes in its construction and has a higher contrast. It also writes information on the screen at about double the speed. Read More WHITE PAPER: Splunk Make IT Data a Strategic Asset This paper outlines the struggles organizations face managing silos of IT data and how, using Splunk, users are changing the way they do their jobs and elevating the role of IT in their organizations. Learn More! Rock-IT: Turn any object into a speaker The Rock-IT connects to a portable music player or computer (anything that sends sound through the headphone jack), and through vibration sequences the music goes to a sticky pad that you can place anywhere. The object you stick the pad to becomes your speaker. The Rock-IT is powered through two AAA batteries, or via USB if you want to plug it into your PC. Read More Teeny Tiny Itsy Bitsy Backup Plan Lexar claims the Echo ZE is one of the smallest USB drives in the world, and it's hard to argue when you see the 20.1-by-15.1mm drive, which is no bigger than your thumbnail. Yet this tiny device provides up to 32GB of storage capacity, automatic backup and encryption on a PC or Macintosh when plugged into a USB port. The extremely small size means you can basically plug it in and forget that it's there. Read More WEBCAST: ShoreTel A Lower Cost Approach to UC Learn about a switch-based architecture that provides the industry's lowest total cost of ownership while exploiting the full power of IP. See why this system beats the market leaders and has over 1 million users like Big Brothers/Big Sisters who candidly discuss their selection process, goals and ultimate success in moving to UC. Learn More! Fujitsu's Plasma Tube Array screen bends around corners A new type of display that can be curved around walls or pillars is on display in Tokyo this week. The screen is a Plasma Tube Array in which hundreds of millimeter-high plasma tubes are arranged one after another. The tubes are thin and all run parallel to each other so the screen can be gently curved in one direction. Read More US Marines show off technology used on the battlefield This week, the United States Marines invaded Boston Common to show off high tech military hardware. While crowds were noticeably impressed with the heavy machinery such as the Osprey helicopter and Abrams tank, the most cutting edge military equipment came in much smaller packages. Read More
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