Microsoft promises emergency IE patch; Hardware expert bets on OLED for Apple tablet; Google delays launch of two Android phones in Chin

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	Microsoft promises emergency IE patch Read More WHITE PAPER: BlueArc Keeping Pace with Storage Growth Learn how to bring intelligent tiered storage into your environment with a flexible and efficient platform. Lower costs, create a more environmentally-friendly data center and optimize your storage environment. Intelligent tiering is a viable option today. Read More! In this Issue Hardware expert bets on OLED for Apple tablet screen Google postpones launch of two Android phones in China Researchers up ante, create exploits for IE7, IE8 For sale: NASA slashes price on used space shuttles SQL Server 2008 R2 release set for May Mobile app downloads soaring, but not generating big profits President Obama sends his first tweet EMC doubles density of Clariion, Celerra storage systems Microsoft cuts time Bing stores some user data to six months Google to call for creation of EU privacy, security panel IBM intros Notes apps for BlackBerry, iPhone, Android Nokia defeats IPCom’s UK patent lawsuit Google slammed with antitrust complaints in Germany Opinion: Would two Microsofts be better off than one? Seth Weintraub: Next iPhone killer? WiMAX-enabled ‘Supersonic’ with Android Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Should Ubuntu include proprietary software? Other Resources Reduce Backup Costs with Data Deduplication RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Microsoft DirectAccess and UAG: Better Together Here are some of the key reasons why you would want to run Unified Access Gateway with DirectAccess Click to continue Hardware expert bets on OLED for Apple tablet screen Read More Google postpones launch of two Android phones in China Google confirmed that it has delayed the scheduled launch of two Android phones in China this week; a source said the delay is related to Google’s threat to leave China due to cyberattacks against the company. Read More Researchers up ante, create exploits for IE7, IE8 Researchers have created attack code that exploits a zero-day vulnerability in IE7 as well as in the newest IE8 — even when Microsoft’s recommended defensive measure is on. Read More For sale: NASA slashes price on used space shuttles Looking to buy a new vehicle at a bargain price? NASA has dropped the sale price of a used space shuttle to just $28.8 million. Read More SQL Server 2008 R2 release set for May SQL Server 2008 R2, the latest version of Microsoft’s flagship database, will be generally available in May, the company said Tuesday. Read More Mobile app downloads soaring, but not generating big profits Gartner said its research has found that downloads of mobile applications are exploding, but they may be generating little profit for their developers. Read More President Obama sends his first tweet President Barack Obama sent his very first tweet on Monday during a visit to the American Red Cross headquarters in Washington D.C. Read More EMC doubles density of Clariion, Celerra storage systems EMC has announced a new Clariion storage array that can house twice the number of disk drives as earlier models, offering double the previous capacity in half the data center space. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Seven Key Challenges You Can’t Ignore While virtualization infrastructure platforms provide considerable advantages, VMs also add complexity. By planning for your migration, and recognizing the challenges, you can seamlessly optimize your virtual network and storage environment. Download White Paper! Microsoft cuts time Bing stores some user data to six months Microsoft announced plans to cut the length of time it stores IP addresses of Web searchers using its Bing search engine from 18 months to six in a bid to improve its privacy track record. Read More Google to call for creation of EU privacy, security panel Google needs to keep hold of information about people’s search history if it is to combat the sort of hacking it experienced in China last month, the company’s top privacy lawyer, Peter Fleischer, said Tuesday. Read More IBM intros Notes apps for BlackBerry, iPhone, Android IBM is helping iPhones go corporate this week, with the introduction of a free plugiin that allows Notes users to read their encrypted e-mail on the Apple smartphone. Read More Nokia defeats IPCom’s UK patent lawsuit Nokia has scored two consecutive victories against German patent license manager IPCom in the U.K, it said on Tuesday. Read More Google slammed with antitrust complaints in Germany Germany’s antitrust authority is awaiting a response from Google on three separate complaints filed recently, although the agency said no action is likely for some time. Read More Opinion: Would two Microsofts be better off than one? A decade after Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson handed down his eventually vacated order to slice up Microsoft, Preston Gralla wonders whether the company might have been better off undergoing the surgery. Read More Seth Weintraub: Next iPhone killer? WiMAX-enabled ‘Supersonic’ with Android Don’t you just love the term ‘iPhone killer’? The term itself at this point implies that the device it describes won’t be such. But now that the buzz from the Nexus One is starting to wane, we need a new king of the hill Android device to crown the next iPhone killer. Enter the ‘Supersonic’. Read More Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Should Ubuntu include proprietary software? Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu Linux, wants to know if proprietary programs should be included in their distributions and, if so, which ones. Read More
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