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	Cause of Windows Phone 7 data spikes found Microsoft has found the cause of random, high data usage spikes reported by some Windows Phone 7 users. Read More WHITE PAPER: LogMeIn Top 5 Tasks to Automate Make routine maintenance truly routine. See how to create, schedule and roll-out repetitive, tedious IT support tasks. From defrag analysis or deploying network drive and printer mapping scripts, to software installations and patch deployments, LogMeIn can improve the way you monitor, access and maintain remote clients. Read now. In this Issue Fake GSM base station trick targets iPhones Playboy on iPad renews debate over privacy, workplace rules Apple reveals most downloaded iPhone, iPad apps of all time Android: The next generation Cisco invests in cloud chip maker Products of the Week Cisco's 800-pound data center gorilla: Xsigo Wi-Fi Direct still finding its stride Experts: FCC net neutrality decision sets up court battle ClamCase converts iPad to laptop Hackers steal $150,000 with malicious job application U.S. tech salaries flat 2 years running, but Silicon Valley rises HP orders probe into Hurd's departure, report says WHITE PAPER: ParAccel Stop Fraudulent Transactions Learn how creative, iterative analysis detects and halts fraud in minutes, rather than hours or days by leveraging: • Massively Parallel Processing • Columnar database for faster responses • Schema-neutral, no tuning required • Built-in compression and encryption Read now! Fake GSM base station trick targets iPhones While his Black Hat DC Conference demonstration was not flawless, a University of Luxembourg student on Wednesday did show that it's possible to trick iPhone users into joining a fake GSM network. Read More Playboy on iPad renews debate over privacy, workplace rules The arrival in March of Playboy on the iPad -- in a browser window -- could present a problem for IT managers who don't want objectionable material on personal hardware used in the workplace. Read More Apple reveals most downloaded iPhone, iPad apps of all time Apple has added a page to its iTunes Store that reveals the top iPhone and iPad app downloads since the App Store opened in mid-2008. Read More Android: The next generation CES 2011 was a sea of Android smartphones and tablets, but only a few stand out as the technology innovators. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM IBM WebSphere® Application Server V7 You have a choice in application servers and this whitepaper will provide the valuable information you need to choose the right application server to deliver your business objectives. Read now! Cisco invests in cloud chip maker Cisco has invested in Tilera, a developer of multicore processors for cloud computing and communications, as part of the chip maker's $45 million round announced this week. Read More Products of the Week Our round-up of intriguing new products from MokaFive, Blue Coat, Cisco, among others. Read More Cisco's 800-pound data center gorilla: Xsigo Cisco prepared and presented a competitive overview of Xsigo to its sales and marketing team, complete with attack points. And by the looks of the presentation and the FUD it rakes up, Cisco's worried about the value proposition Xsigo offers against its own Unified Computing System and Nexus switches. Read More Wi-Fi Direct still finding its stride Wi-Fi Direct is still scarce in announced or shipping products, but it would be wrong to reach a gloomy conclusion about the new peer-to-peer technology from the Wi-Fi Alliance. Read More WEBCAST: Adobe Turn Unrealistic Deadlines into Realistic Deadlines Adobe Acrobat X can help give your team the power to turn unrealistic deadlines into realistic deadlines.Join the Adobe Acrobat X software webinar and go from under pressure to overachieving. Learn More Experts: FCC net neutrality decision sets up court battle Multiple lawsuits are likely over the FCC's net neutrality rules, a group of experts says. Read More ClamCase converts iPad to laptop From CES, a first hands-on look at the new iPad shell case/keyboard combo. Read More Hackers steal $150,000 with malicious job application Small businesses have a new scam to worry about: criminal job applicants who want to hack into online bank accounts. Read More U.S. tech salaries flat 2 years running, but Silicon Valley rises Tech workers pulled in an average of $79,384 last year, in the "second straight year of nearly flat salaries," Dice says. Read More HP orders probe into Hurd's departure, report says Hewlett-Packard plans to commission an external probe into the resignation of former CEO Mark Hurd, including his controversial multimillion-dollar severance package. Read More
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