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Automating Infrastructure and Operations Management with VMware
With VMware, virtualization tools come with a management system built in. Check out this webcast to learn more.
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More proof that the spammers are winning and how the e-mail system needs a rewrite
Yesterday, I wrote my once-every-five years rant on spam. The basic premise is that we've been sold an incredibly rotten bill of goods by everyone who says they have the solution to the problem....
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First industry-wide antispam conference shows promise
Like terrorists, spammers are adaptable, tenacious, widely distributed, and surprisingly well-organized. At our recent JamSpam conference, representatives from 40 companies took the first bold...
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Microsoft's piracy problem: Lock, stock and two Googley barrels
If you thought TV, movie and music studios were the most likely candidates to have asked Google to remove pirated and copyright-infringing content, think again.
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Microsoft's big bet: Windows 8's 'too many cooks' problem
Windows 8 has already had too many hands in the mix and spoons in the pot. Microsoft wanted different and its staff all thought "different". Instead of reaching compromise, Microsoft put...
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Tech health care and the problem with targeting Gen-Y
Is Gen-Y's reliance on mobile technology detrimental to their health?
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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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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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Continuing issues (and solutions) for the MBP's silent speaker problem
The MacBook Pro's audio output port serves dual functions: as the analog audio out to external speakers or headphones, as well as a high-end TOSLINK fiber optic audio connector, which the Mac's...
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Huge Twitter spam campaign for fake antivirus discovered
A new spam campaign is pushing a fake antivirus via hundreds of fake Twitter accounts and thousands of tweets. Don't click on links just because someone tweeted them to you.
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Who's accountable for IT failure? (part one)
IT failures are a management crisis of serious proportions that have been largely ignored. Here's what senior executives need to know - and do - right now.
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Sony starts selling its SmartWatch in the U.S, but there are some problems
Sony's SmartWatch shows that wearable electronics aren't quite ready for primetime.
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Windows Phone's many problems: Should Microsoft give up?
Microsoft's Windows Phone is in trouble. While HTC and Samsung have fallback plans, so does Nokia. Can Microsoft continue its lead as the third leg in the mobile two-horse race?
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iPad Wi-Fi problems: Anatomy of a released defect
Some iPad 3 owners are having problems with the unit's Wi-Fi, while most are working OK. Having a small percentage of failures is just a fact of life in the electronics manufacturing game.
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Twitter takes stand against spammers with new lawsuit
Twitter tries to retaliate against spammers with a federal lawsuit against five of the most aggressive tool providers and spammers.
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Consumers 'very satisfied' with the new iPad
According to a survey, 89 percent claim that they 'never experienced any heat problems.'
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Facebook phishing attack targets Syrian activists
Researchers from the EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation) have spotted an ongoing Facebook phishing attack, spreading across Syrian pro-revolution forums on Facebook.
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Apple says 100% iPad recharge "problem" is by design
After days of silence, Apple tells AllThingsD that the Apple iPad recharge "problem" is actually by design. Dr. Soneira, who found the problem, disagrees.
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New wave of phishing attacks serves malware to PCs and Macs
Malware distributors have launched a new wave of attacks aimed at taking over unpatched PCs and Macs. They look like routine messages from a bank or a social network, but instead of phishing for...
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63% of website owners don't know how they were hacked
It's bad enough when your website is hacked, but it's even worse when you don't know how it happened. It turns out only some website owners have an idea how their sites were compromised.
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Semiconductor inventory decline expected for Q1 2012
Although there are extra stockpiles of semiconductors now, it might not be all bad news for chip suppliers as IHS analysts are expecting higher levels of demand to resume soon.
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