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	Microsoft won't patch critical DLL loading bugs MIcrosoft has told a researcher that it won't patch a problem that has left scores of Windows applications open to attack. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetApp How Efficient is your Storage Environment? Learn how to store the maximum amount of data for the lowest possible cost, without compromising performance. Read More! In this Issue Wireless networks and mobility quiz 5 indispensable IT skills of the future Cloud storage lives up to the hype Crowd Computing: Sounds Dangerous To Me ACLU Report: Spying on Free Speech Nearly At Cold War Level Steve Jobs email - upcoming iOS update to address sluggish iPhone 3G performance Vote Pac-Man 2012! 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