Issue highlights 1. Your car as smartphone: In-car tech at Mobile World Congress 2. 8 great lightning charging gadgets for iPhone aficionados 3. The surprising source of pay disparity for women in IT 4. Beta 1 downloads released for Lubuntu, Xubuntu, Kubuntu and Ubuntu GNOME 14.04 5. 5 data center gaffes in popular Hollywood movies 6. The Zen productivity guide: tools and tips for distraction-free work 7. ABC will let some of us stream the Academy Awards 8. Quick way to build lockdown security on a home or small office Wi-Fi network 9. BOOK GIVEAWAY: R for Everyone: Advanced Analytics and Graphics |
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Cars are the new smartphones, one GM official said at Mobile World Congress, and these prototype models show some of the possibilities of in-car infotainment systems that will soon be connected to the Internet via wireless networks. READ MORE |
iPhone lovers will find a friend in each of these eight must-have Lightning charging devices, all of which are functional, stylish and unique. READ MORE |
Why women in tech are being paid less than their male counterparts. READ MORE |
In today's open source roundup: The first beta for version 14.04 of Lubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu and Ubuntu GNOME has been released. Download the betas and see screenshot tours for each Ubuntu spin. Plus: The self-destructing Boeing Black Android phone, and 3D Linux printers. READ MORE |
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Hollywood isn't afraid to bend the truth to tell a tale. The data centers depicted in five popular movies prove this point -- as do the ways characters get into them and steal data from them. READ MORE |
Tools and tips for working without distraction. READ MORE |
And if you can't, or don't want to, stream the show you can still go backstage via second screen app. READ MORE |
Small Wi-Fi networks that allow guest user access are open to very big security holes. They needn't be, though: Here's a quick way to clamp down on potential threats. READ MORE |
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