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Introducing the New VMware Management Solution Portfolio
Check out this webcast to learn more about the New VMware Management Solution Portfolio.
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40,000+ email addresses and passwords discovered on phishing site
Over 40,000 Hotmail and MSN email addresses, along with passwords, have been discovered on a phishing Web site. Read about the incident here.
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Needles and haystacks: Balancing precision and recall
Attivio's Sid Probstein says for traditional search, the conventional model is to return many results to get high recall; somewhere in there are the right answers. But what if you want a more...
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OK, so who are the idiots that respond to spam email?
OK, I've gotta ask the question. Who are the idiots that respond to spam email?
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Memory lane: Palm xv and OmniSky Minstrel V -- mobile email rocked my world
Few gadgets have touched my world as profoundly as the lowly Palm PDA and the cellular modem I used with it.
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Wells Fargo simplifies person-to-person payments with clearXchange
Wells Fargo simplifies making person-to-person payments to just using an email address or a phone number.
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Apple's iCloud crash response only dents customer confidence
Apple's iCloud has recovered from a 90 minute email outage. The outage wasn't the primary concern: it was that Apple didn't tell anyone of the problem until after it had been fixed.
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SAP Sapphire: Facing 'consumer revolution,' McDermott tacks toward innovation
At the closing keynote presentation of Day 1 of SAP's Sapphire Now confab in Orlando, co-CEO Bill McDermott repositions the company as a partner for business innovation.
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SAP Sapphire: Innovation, and 3 case studies to ponder
At SAP Sapphire Now, Burberry CEO Angela Ahrendts, Ace Hardware CEO Ray Griffith and Coinstar CFO Scott Di Valerio discuss how they tackled problems with a platform.
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Yahoo's CEO steps down amid 'Resumegate'; Board reshuffles
After a turbulent fortnight for the once darling of the Web, its chief executive is set to step down after allegations over resumé fixing proved too damaging for the company.
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Facebook blames Scoble snafu on spam false positive
Facebook has explained why a comment made by Robert Scoble earlier today was blocked for being "irrelevant or inappropriate." The social networking giant is blaming it on a spam false positive.
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NASA, ESA confirm hacks; The Unknowns says systems patched
NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) have confirmed they were recently hacked. The hacking group The Unknowns says most of the 10 companies it attacked have patched their systems.
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Microsoft serves subpoenas on Google to disrupt criminal botnet
New details have emerged in a massive lawsuit by Microsoft and the banking industry to take down a global botnet based on the Zeus Trojan. Ironically, the leak occurred when Google exercised its...
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Google brings automatic e-mail translation to Gmail
Google Translate takes the next step: You'll soon be able to write e-mail in your language and have it arrive to a friend or co-worker's e-mail box in their language.
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Skype: What kind of infrastructure changes has Microsoft made?
Has Microsoft already begun making changes to Skype's P2P infrastructure? According to one report, Microsoft has begun moving in some Microsoft-hosted Linux boxes.
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U.S. Department of the Interior ends up going Google for hosted e-mail
After a couple of years wrangling in and out of court, the Department of the Interior has decided to go with Google, not Microsoft, for a multi-year, multimillion-dollar hosted e-mail contract.
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Users reporting problems with Office Live Small Business e-mail migrations
Office Live Small Business users hustling to move your e-mail before Microsoft starts shutting down the service on May 1: Your calls for help aren't falling on totally deaf ears.
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Report says Hotmail exploit "spread like wild fire," is now fixed
Microsoft plugged a serious security hole in its Hotmail password reset service last week, after one report claims it was widely exploited.
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Oracle counsel quizzes Google's Rubin about Java emails
The founder and father of Android, Andy Rubin, was finally called to the stand in the Oracle v. Google trial to testify about licensing discussions regarding Java.
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Aviva mistakenly sacks 1,300 employees by email
UK insurance giant Aviva mistakenly sacks 1,300 of its employees in a rogue email. The email was only meant to go to one employee. Wait, people are still being sacked by email?
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UK regulator to probe Sky News over email hacking
British news agency Sky News is to be investigated by the UK's communications regulator after it admitted to hacking into two email accounts to generate a story.
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