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	iPhone, iPad now deemed secure enough for the enterprise Apple's iOS has reached the point where iPhones and iPads can be safely deployed for most enterprises, according to a new report from Forrester Research. Read More REPORT: Citrix Magic Quadrant for Application Delivery Controllers Citrix Positioned in the Leaders Quadrant for 2009 Application Delivery Controllers Magic Quadrant, Gartner Group. Read now! In this Issue Microsoft patches dangerous Windows flaw iPhone apps that could save your life Don't let the bus drop below 50 U.K. government refuses to upgrade from Microsoft IE 6 Microsoft says patch clients first, then servers 6 cool innovations for the data center iPhone Jailbreaking is a Snap Thanks to New Website Sorry Charlie, All Web Apps Can Be Insecure, Not Just Open Source Ones Do you still love your job? RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: DEMO Conference Winner Major advances in understanding emotions conveyed by voice DEMO Conference $1M Media Prize winner- eXaudios MagInify decodes people's emotions in realtime as they speak. Watch their DEMO Spring 2010 product launch at http://www.demo.com/dswinner Click to continue Microsoft patches dangerous Windows flaw As expected, Microsoft on Monday issued an out-of-band patch for a dangerous flaw affecting all supported versions of Windows, and recommended that customers patch their computers immediately. The USB rootkit hole is a vulnerability in Windows Shell, allowing attackers to infect systems through hidden files on USB drives or shared network files. Read More iPhone apps that could save your life Move over games and make room for medicine. A growing number of developers are tapping into a treasure trove of U.S. government healthcare data and coming up with innovative iPhone apps that help consumers make better medical decisions. Read More Don't let the bus drop below 50 The picture of actor Keanu Reeves as real-life caveman (right) prompted this comment online the other day: "He looks like the bus dropped below 50." Imagine all the possible uses for the phrase 'the bus dropped below 50.' Read More WHITE PAPER: Eaton Unleashing Stranded Power and Cooling from Data Centers This white paper examines the underlying roots of today's data center power and cooling crisis and outlines five steps businesses can take to support intensifying IT requirements economically by removing inefficiencies from their power and cooling infrastructure. Read More U.K. government refuses to upgrade from Microsoft IE 6 The government has said it will not upgrade its departments' computers from Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 because it would not be 'cost-effective'. Read More Microsoft says patch clients first, then servers Microsoft issued a high-priority fix to a critical Windows vulnerability today that should be applied to both clients and servers, but said that if you're short on time, apply the patch to the clients first. Read More 6 cool innovations for the data center Sure, consumer gadgets are getting most of the attention these days, but data centers are getting some love too. These new products and technologies promise to solve real data center problems or are already working to make enterprise operations run more smoothly. How many are on your wish list? Read More WHITE PAPER: Nimsoft Optimizing Performance in Virtual Infrastructures Know the memory, storage and networking keys to improving performance and availability. Read more. iPhone Jailbreaking is a Snap Thanks to New Website Jailbreaking your iPhone was never easy, but a new tool called JailbreakMe promises to change that. It lets you unlock an iOS 4.O device effortlessly. The free online-based tool, and instructions, come just days after jailbreaking your iPhone was declared legal by the U.S. Copyright Office. Jailbreaking your iPhone lets you install various non Apple-vetted applications to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. Read More Sorry Charlie, All Web Apps Can Be Insecure, Not Just Open Source Ones At the recent Black Hat security show in Las Vegas, SaaS vulnerability management company Qualys announced a new open source security tool called Blind Elephant. The tool is open source and is used to fingerprint specific versions of web apps and plug ins. Read More Do you still love your job? A while back we were lucky enough to go see Weird Al in concert here in Dallas. And to say the least he puts on such an excellent show it's hard to convey to you all... but of course I was raised on Weird Al so I'm biased. Now I know this doesn't seem to have anything to do with DBs, but it does I promise. Read More
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