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	6 things you need to know about Google's new privacy policy When you need to look something up, do you Google it? Do you enjoy watching cat videos on You Tube? Do you hang out with friends on Google+? Have a Gmail account? Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Research In Motion Introducing BlackBerry Mobile Fusion Now all personal and corporate-owned BlackBerry® smartphone and BlackBerry® PlayBook™ devices can seamlessly access business data and applications on a single, secure management platform. Soon, Apple® iOS and Google® Android™ devices will be able to do the same. Learn how this new approach will end mobile chaos at blackberry.com/mobilefusion In this Issue HP rolling out security products at RSA Conference 6 tools to tame digital distraction Cisco bounces back Giving up your iPhone CA links data-loss prevention to identify management for SharePoint file protection ZTE launches quad-core smartphone and tablet Chief Mobility Officer: The Next Big IT Job? Pakistan plans system to filter and block websites Samsung launches low-cost Android 4.0 tablet with bigger screen Atheros Jumps into 802.11ac – and Answers a Couple of Burning Questions Google-bashing by Microsoft fails laugh test Huawei attempts to take on the iPhone with its new smartphone launch How To Avoid Price Hike Backlash RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Sybase: An SAP Company Sybase® IQ is a leader in data analytics. Unlike standard row-based databases, originally designed for online transaction processing, Sybase® IQ has been engineered specifically for query processing and ad hoc analysis. As a result, Sybase® IQ can offer significant performance and total cost of ownership advantages over traditional products for query-intensive computing requirements. Click to continue HP rolling out security products at RSA Conference At the RSA Conference that starts today, HP is introducing a number of products, starting with a risk-management tool for gaining visibility about IT assets, operations, vulnerabilities and threats in order to provide a "risk score" and, if needed, prioritized remediation. Read More 6 tools to tame digital distraction It's no secret that social media and other online sites are concentration killers. These 6 tools help you keep your focus in a noisy digital world. Read More Cisco bounces back Cisco has been crowing about its rebound, and with good reason. What a difference a year makes. Read More Giving up your iPhone Now you know that your cellphone is causing real harm what will you do? Read More WHITE PAPER: NetIQ Streamlining IT Operations with Business Service Management This IDC Technology Spotlight examines the benefits of a business service management practice and tools in response to IT environments becoming more dynamic and complex due to the increased use of virtualization, cloud, SOA, and n-tier application architectures. Learn More CA links data-loss prevention to identify management for SharePoint file protection At the RSA Conference today, CA Technologies put forward product plans for linking its data-loss prevention (DLP) technology with its identity access and management to dynamically restrict individuals from accessing information deemed off limits -- in this case, data held in Microsoft SharePoint. Read More ZTE launches quad-core smartphone and tablet ZTE has put quad-core processors in a smartphone, the Era, and a tablet, the PF100, which were among a plethora of new Android-based smartphones and tablets it launched at Mobile World Congress on Monday. Read More Chief Mobility Officer: The Next Big IT Job? The idea of employing a chief mobility officer isn't new. But as enterprises scramble to establish mobile strategies, having a CMO could be a key to success, according to Forrester Research. Read More Pakistan plans system to filter and block websites Pakistan has floated a request for proposal for a system to filter and block websites, some months after banning the use of encryption on the Internet, and toying with the idea of filtering and blocking SMS (short message service) messages in the country. Read More WHITE PAPER: Webroot Next Generation Endpoint Security This paper considers this problem, and how by going back to the drawing board on countering malware threats, Webroot is revolutionizing endpoint protection and solving the issues that now hinder the existing endpoint security solutions. Learn More! Samsung launches low-cost Android 4.0 tablet with bigger screen Samsung Electronics has added a second tablet to a new Galaxy Tab 2 family of low-cost tablets, but this time with a 10-inch screen, the company said on Sunday. Read More Atheros Jumps into 802.11ac – and Answers a Couple of Burning Questions I recently spoke with senior executives at Wi-Fi chip leader Atheros, now of course part of wireless chip leader Qualcomm. The company yesterday announced a broad line of .11ac components, and is currently putting the emphasis on getting .11ac into handsets, a place where the tear-up-the-track 433 Mbps (80 MHz. channel peak, of course) single-stream performance of .11ac will ultimately do a heap of... Read More Google-bashing by Microsoft fails laugh test Vendor vs. vendor advertising spats can be enormously entertaining, although such cannot be said for this latest attempt by Microsoft to get under Google's skin. A YouTube video called Googlighting, it's a lame take-off on the '80s TV show Moonlighting, which I recall with a fondness that I cannot articulate beyond the words Cybill and Shepherd. This attempted remake, however, fails on a variety of... Read More Huawei attempts to take on the iPhone with its new smartphone launch The Ascend D Quad was billed as the world's fasted smartphone, with a Huawei-designed quad core processor. Read More How To Avoid Price Hike Backlash CIOs should jump into pricing strategy discussions to ground price decisions in data Read More
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