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Live Webcast: 3 Simple Steps to Better Patch Security
For better patch security, you'll need to take some precautions and know how to react when the time comes. For help with that, check out this live webcast from TechRepublic.
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Apache bug prompts update advice
IT security company Sense of Security has discovered a serious bug in Apache's HTTP web server, which could allow a remote attacker to gain complete control of a database.
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eG Innovations wants to help organization make sense out of complexity
eG Innovations is offering a comprehensive, yet easy to use, set of tools to monitor enterprise environments. The company has to make itself heard over others in a very competitive and noisy...
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Does Apple lull Mac owners into a false sense of security?
Mac users need protecting from themselves as much as they do from malware.
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Reddit is down for emergency maintenance
Reddit is down! This doesn't happen often, so many are waiting patiently to find out why their beloved social bookmarking site has temporarily lost its functionality.
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Hotels that put style ahead of usability or common sense
Starwood Hotel's aloft and Hyatt's Hyatt Place were very disappointing. An off topic musing on new hotel concepts.
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HTC to show off quad-core Edge, Sense 4.0-running Ville at MWC 2012
With Mobile World Congress drawing near, HTC's plans are already leaking out. And they are pretty good.
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Why IT vendor management makes sense
Effective vendor management could be considered as important as any internal technology, service management, or program management capability.
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Google steps up its privacy game, launches Good To Know
Google just launched Good To Know, a simple and growing guide to Google's tools and information about privacy and safety online.
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Netflix's Qwikster retreat makes sense, but looks skittish
That was Qwik. Netflix kills its Qwikster brain fart before it even launches. The company looks jumpy amid increasing competition.
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Which parts of Yahoo (if any) would make sense for Microsoft to buy?
There are reports circulating that Microsoft might be considering buying all or parts of Yahoo. Is there any way this move could make sense?
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Leaderboard: The 10 hottest tablets of 2011 [UPDATED]
While tablets are the hot new thing, there are almost too many to choose from now. See our updated leaderboard of 10 tablets that are worth your attention.
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Making sense of HP's Autonomy acquisition
Unpicking the Autonomy acquisition reveals some interesting nuggets that better explain HP's decision to acquire. This analysis paints a positive picture so could be wrong. Time will tell.
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Google's $12.5 billion Motorola Mobility bet: 6 reasons why it makes sense
Google's purchase of Motorola Mobility solves the search giant's patent problems, gives it a bigger say in hardware integration and fixes a few other issues. Here's a look at the moving parts.
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AppSense launches improved client virtualization management tools
A cute, nonsensical catch phrase hiding interesting technology.
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ISTE take-home message #2: The flipped classroom makes sense
Whether using "vodcasting," Camtasia, a virtual classroom, or some other lecture capture technique, flipped classrooms are among the most compelling uses of technology in education.
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We don't need more video game laws, we just need common sense
A new poll says Americans want laws regulating violent video game sales, contradicting a recent Supreme Court ruling. We don't need more laws. We just need more common sense.
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Make money online, part 1: Introduction to Google AdSense
Google AdSense provides arguably the easiest avenue to make money online. Learn about it here in the first post of my making money online series!
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HP sues Oracle over Itanium support: Does the lawsuit make sense?
Hewlett-Packard said it has filed a civil lawsuit in California forcing Oracle to support its Itanium platform.
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MobileTechRoundup show #241; Flyer, ThunderBolt, Rocket and Sense
Kevin and I continue the mobile conversation in this week's show with topics related to Android, Nokia, HTC, and more.
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Netflix comes to random group of Android smartphones
Android users have been asking for Netflix on their smartphones and it appears to be rolling out now to selected handsets. There doesn't seem to be much rhyme or reason to the selected devices.
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