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	After a hack: The process of restoring once-lost data Mat Honan, a reporter with Wired magazine, thought almost his entire digital life had been lost, but a team of recovery engineers were able to restore most of it by diving deep into his compromised laptop. Here's how they did it. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: RIM Introducing BlackBerry® Mobile Fusion Easily manage and secure mobile device deployments with BlackBerry® Mobile Fusion. From a single interface, manage BlackBerry® smartphones, BlackBerry® PlayBook™ tablets and devices that use the iOS® and Android™ operating systems. Put an end to mobile chaos. Learn more at blackberry.com/mobilefusion In this Issue Dumbest & craziest sports technology moments of 2012 Microsoft removes Windows 8 grace period, inconveniences everybody Lenovo North America president: 'It's a dual-device world' With iPhone 5 on the way, iPhone 4 & 4S deals spring up Windows 8 tablet growth hinges on pricing: report INSIDER Red Hat CEO: We're the cloud leader -- with Linux Move over Segway: Introducing the Hover Bike VMworld 2012: Has VMware Peaked? Are all the .coms really all .gone? 10 Gmail tools to supercharge your inbox Android app websites seized in the U.S. for alleged copyright violations Tech Bullies Behaving Badly WEBCAST: IBM Changing the Competitive Dynamics of the Business Date/Time: June 5, 2012, 11:00 a.m., EDT, 4:00 p.m. BST / 3:00 p.m. UTC Please join us for this webcast, as Dr. Barry Devlin, Founder and Principal, 9sight Consulting, describes what operational analytics can do for your business and reviews an architectural approach that will enable you to make it a reality. Register Now Dumbest & craziest sports technology moments of 2012 From phony websites to regrettable tweets to Apple Siri chatter, it's clear athletes and technology often don't mix well Read More Microsoft removes Windows 8 grace period, inconveniences everybody By now, I suspect many of you have read that Microsoft has eliminated the activation grace period from retail versions of Windows 8. With its newly minted OS, Microsoft is forcing users to enter a product key during the installation, as was the case with Windows XP. With Windows 7, users could install the OS without entering a product key and take the OS for a spin for up to 120 days. The initial grace... Read More Lenovo North America president: 'It's a dual-device world' Lenovo Senior Vice President David Schmoock, who heads the company's North American operations, recently shared his thoughts on the rise of the tablet, Windows 8 vs. Android and Lenovo's attempts to raise its profile in the U.S. consumer market. Read More With iPhone 5 on the way, iPhone 4 & 4S deals spring up With Apple's iPhone 5 likely on the way next month, Apple and its partners can't get rid of iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S models fast enough. Read More WHITE PAPER: Good Technology Data Loss Prevention eBook: Beyond Mobile Device Management Critical business data, intellectual property, and sensitive information are spread throughout your organization on servers and desktops they're also being transmitted to smartphones and tablets. Learn how to go beyond device control to manage mobile apps and user interactions. Read Now! Windows 8 tablet growth hinges on pricing: report Windows 8 tablets, which are expected to start shipping by the end of October, will grab less than 2% of the global tablet shipments by year-end. But depending on how they're priced, Microsoft and its partners could see dramatic growth rates in 2013, according to an ABI Research study. Read More INSIDER Red Hat CEO: We're the cloud leader -- with Linux Jim Whitehurst says it's not just Red Hat's products, but its philosophy that place it at the forefront of cloud computing Read More Move over Segway: Introducing the Hover Bike Read More VMworld 2012: Has VMware Peaked? IT is funny. They want all the features, functionality, and richness of software, but no one seems to want to pay for it. On the flip side the licensing models, schemas, and tracking methods require a full time job in some cases just to make sense of the complexity and make sure the licensing police are not going to come knocking on your door. Read More WHITE PAPER: Endace Ltd. Pssst! Your NOC Is Flying Blind How long did it take you to get a permanent fix for your last network problem? If your answer is "Too long!" or "We never did get one!" your organization is leaking real money in network and business downtime. But you can stem the flow. View Now Are all the .coms really all .gone? This article in Forbes contends that all of the .coms, or at least those of reasonable length, are used up. The article also contends that the best solution to the perceived lack of .com global top-level domain names (GTLD) is to use a .me extension, which got me thinking of ICANN's announcement back in June that it had received almost 2,000 requests for generic TLDs for categories such as .hotel,... Read More 10 Gmail tools to supercharge your inbox From dynamic contact tracking to analytics in your inbox, these add-ons and services provide enhanced capabilities for both casual and power Gmail users. Read More Android app websites seized in the U.S. for alleged copyright violations U.S. law enforcement officials said on Tuesday that three websites that were allegedly distributing illegal copies of copyrighted Android cell phone apps had been seized in what is described as the first such operation against cellphone apps marketplaces. Read More Tech Bullies Behaving Badly Tech giants have thrown their weight around to get what they want for years. Here's a look at some of the big tech companies that have been caught indulging in boorish behavior. Read More
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