Analyst: Tablet will still remain niche


A researcher says holding a tablet in your arms takes too much effort for the casual PC user.


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Spam traps catch 95 percent of email sent


Less than 5 percent of all e-mail is delivered to mailboxes, as the rest is junk blocked by spam-fighting efforts, according to Enisa.


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Five steps to manage video effectively


Most companies do not have a formal approach to create and manage this video. The lack of a formal approach, a video management strategy, results in inefficiency, confusion, increased costs, lost opportunities, and decreased agility over time says North Plains' George Grippo.


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China's Baidu sues US domain registrar over attack


Leading Chinese search engine Baidu.com has filed a lawsuit that blames a US-based internet domain registrar for allegedly allowing a hacking attack that left the site disabled and defaced.


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Bill Gates joins Twitter


Bill Gates is many things: software giant, philanthropist, and now Twitter user.


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17-year-old Microsoft flaw affects Windows 7


A flaw that has been present in Microsoft software since 1993, and still affects Windows 7, has been published by a security researcher.


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Regulations and compliance:  The business justification for data security


New and stricter federal and state legislation is mandating the protection of consumer and patient personal information. Plus, business owners are being held accountable. What's a company to do?


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Researchers: Facebook vulnerable to clickjacking


Facebook is susceptible to certain types of attacks that could allow someone to hijack an account while a user is interacting with another website, a security researcher warned.


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IPv4 address shortage reaching critical stage


The shortage of IPv4 addresses has reached a critical stage - less than 10 percent are still available - according to the registries that allocate internet numbers around the world.


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Google investigates China insiders over attacks


Google is investigating whether employees in its China office were involved in the attacks on its network that led to theft of intellectual property, according to sources.


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Microsoft brings kids developer tool to the PC


Matt MacLaurin created Boku, an all new programming language that could be run on an Xbox using only the console's controller to craft basic logic. Now it hits the PC.


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iPhone now available on Vodafone


Apple adds Vodafone as a fourth iPhone option for UK cell phone users. The only differences between the four appear to be pre-installed apps and complicated pricing options.


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Asus choosing between Chrome and Android


Asus has prototype Android and Chrome OS smartbooks in its labs and is currently deciding whether to release an ARM-based device alongside its Intel-based Eee PC netbooks


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Unpatched Adobe holes link Google and earlier attacks


A security expert says targeted attacks on Google and more than 30 other US companies late last year bear striking similarities to targeted attacks on 100 US companies last summer.


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