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Cost-planning for a Windows 7 Migration
With any software migration, budgets are an issue, but especially so with an operating system. Check out this white paper to learn more about what it costs to migrate to Windows 7, and why it's...
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How to eliminate data leakage threats
Entire databases of personal information, corporate contacts, or trade secrets can be downloaded rapidly onto a removable media device--so a protection plan is mandatory, says Safend CEO Gil Sever.
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Google enters spring cleaning mode by dropping several services
Google is slashing a lot of programs and services this spring, but maybe trimming out some of the extra fluff will allow for more resources to be dedicated to projects like Google+ and Google Play.
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EU--U.S. passenger data deal a "severe blow to civil liberties"
The EU--U.S. Passenger Name Records Agreement has been passed, despite the agreement's rapporteur recommending that it should not be passed. Another blow to civil liberties.
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Intel quietly introduces several new Sandy Bridge processors
Ahead of the big launch of its Ivy Bridge chips later this year, Intel has pushed out a handful of new Sandy Bridge processors, including a couple of Core i5 CPUs that lack integrated graphics....
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ISPs versus SOPA: Anti-piracy bill could force severe privacy-invading measures
Major U.S. web providers are vehemently against the anti-piracy SOPA bill. Now we now know why: because privacy-invading measures have to be implemented, and at a cost.
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Critical (of) severity
Google's Michal Zalewski: Instead of "highly critical", just start telling your users "patch right away".
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Microsoft launches several new 'Mango' phones but still no word on Verizon's next moves
Microsoft and its partners launched new Windows Phone Mango optimized phones on AT&T and T-Mobile at an event in New York City. There's still no new word on any new WPs on Verizon.
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Google sweeps out several products, including Buzz and Labs
Google continues to consolidate while keeping an eye on bigger prizes.
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Skype adds Facebook integration, loses several top execs
Microsoft still isn't "running" Skype yet; the long and winding antitrust approval process is still not yet done. But Skype is making a number of moves that are paving the way for the tie-up with...
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Microsoft announces several new productivity features for Windows Phone Mango update
Microsoft continues to reveal some very compelling features coming in the Windows Phone Mango update.
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Several countries interested in e-governance tools implemented by Indian state
Israel, Mauritius, Sri Lanka and Poland have expressed interest in adopting the e-governance project implemented by Andhra Pradesh.
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Vodafone fires several employees over data leak
Vodafone fires several employees in Australia over a privacy leak that exposed up to four million customer records.
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HR Demo recap - A New Show With Several Interesting Outcomes
Lots of cool things at an intimate HR show in Las Vegas. Katherine Jones posts a recap of the event and her observations of some of the HR vendors there.
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Opera closes 'high severity' security hole
The most serious of the three flaw could allow hackers to execute harmful code and take complete control of a target compute
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Intel slashes prices on several desktop CPUs, discontinues others
At the same time that Intel's new Core i7-970 six-core processor is showing up on Newegg, the company has reduced the price on several other desktop CPUs, including a huge cut in the cost of the...
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Opera repairs severe bugs in stable version
On the heels of the latest Opera beta debuting last week, the stable version of Opera has been updated to incorporate several security fixes.
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Compaq CQ62Z released with several AMD CPU options; starts at $379.99
While Hewlett-Packard rolled out some new HP and Compaq displays last week, they also quietly unveiled the new, budget-friendly Compaq Presario CQ62Z notebook computer.
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Patch Tuesday heads-up: 10 bulletins, 34 flaws (IE, Windows affected)
Microsoft's Patch Tuesday this month will be a big one: 10 bulletins fixing 34 vulnerabilities in Windows, Office and Internet Explorer.
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More 'high severity' flaws haunt Adobe software
Researchers find three different "high severity" vulnerabilities in Adobe products and warn that attackers can exploit these flaws to launch remote code execution attacks.
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'Extremely severe' flaw in Opera web browser
An "extremely severe" security vulnerability in the Opera browser could put web surfers at risk of remote code execution attack
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