If the rumors are true wearing an iTime device might be a reality sooner than later… if Apple produces an iWatch…
(Source) Mac Observer: http://goo.gl/aFECM
According to the enclosed report, youth as young as 11 are using their coding skills to hack online gaming / Social Networking sites (in order to steal data and virtual cash from their ‘friends?’) As the saying goes… “With friends like that…”
(Source) Mashable: http://goo.gl/sP4j5
Hackers not only broke-in and stole an encryption key but used it to load Malware on said Security firm’s computers!
(Source) Ars Technica: http://goo.gl/IndEO
Earth to Redmond… less than 4% of the overall Tablet Marketshare is an embarrassment (aside from an indication of a failed strategy!)
(Source) The Register: http://goo.gl/aBpQZ
Michael Dell (his generation’s Mark Zuckerberg) has taken Dell private via the assistance of various investors including Microsoft (who are obviously looking to make further inroads into both the Cloud and Enterprise-spaces through this investment).
(Source) The Seattle Times: http://goo.gl/lyVsL
Think that you can’t get a computer for less than $25.00? Think again…
(Source) BBC: http://goo.gl/NB6Kq
To begin, no offense to Virus Protection; however, Symantec failed regarding detecting a major hacking threat. That aside, the brilliance of the enclosed NY Times report was that the firm actually worked to fight back by ‘tracking their hackers’ (which in all probability isn’t new but seems to be a first for a major media outlet reporting such… think: Counter-Hacking?)
(Source) PC World: http://goo.gl/UxSuq
If the muted response (in both the Press and likely sales is any indication) BlackBerry looks to in all probability be going the way of the Palm Pilot (e.g., an early innovator that simply failed to keep-up as the market passed it by…)
(Source) WSJ: http://goo.gl/GoZAz
If all goes as planned, a protective shelter for a permanent Moon-base could be constructed using materials from the Earth’s closest neighbor; robots to mine regolith (a substance that’s capable of being the basis for a shell already on the surface) and operate printers to place said covering over an inflatable structure sent from Earth… this gives new meaning to ‘thinking outside of the box” as this is “thinking outside of the atmosphere!”
(Source) BBC: http://goo.gl/dHSKA
If the stories circulating within America’s Mainstream Media are true, the threat of Chinese hacking is not only widespread (in the nation) one has to wonder in what other nations / agencies, etc. that it is also occurring / on what kind of basis / the level of data breeched, etc.
Ars Technica: http://goo.gl/4fWw6
