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By Tom Kaneshige 23 Jun 2012 4 mins Computers and Peripherals Consumer Electronics Cybersecurity News Roundup: US, Israel Spark Flame Malware; Trojans Make Invisible Bank Transfers; and More This week’s IT security news roundup has stories on the United States and Israel’s role in the creation of the Flame malware; a new Trojan that steals money from bank accounts without detection; Android Malware posing as a security app; Google malwar By Constantine von Hoffman 23 Jun 2012 2 mins Cybercrime Security Images and Video from Samsung’s NYC Galaxy S III Launch Get an insider’s look at Samsung’s Wednesday Galaxy S III launch event in New York City with these images and video taken by CIO.com’s Al Sacco. By Al Sacco 22 Jun 2012 2 mins Carriers Small and Medium Business Smartphones Desperately Seeking Data Scientists The role of data scientist is hotter than ever. American Express is looking for a whole team of them and many other companies are, too. Aren’t internal staff worth retraining? By Kim S. Nash 22 Jun 2012 3 mins Business Intelligence Careers Data Management Should Companies Launch Counterattacks Against Hackers? It’s the Wild West online, and there aren’t enough lawmen to keep the Web safe for businesses. Some security experts think it’s time for enterprises to go vigilante on the Bad Guys. Others say companies should just baffle ’em with brilliance. Here’s By Constantine von Hoffman 21 Jun 2012 5 mins Cybercrime Data and Information Security Security You Could Power Up Future Gadgets by Walking Are you sick of gadgets that run out of power at the most inopportune times? A technology that’s currently being developed to harvest energy from your body movements could let you walk or run to juice up mobile electronics. By Paul Mah 21 Jun 2012 2 mins Computers and Peripherals Microsoft to Hardware Partners: Your Tablets Weren’t Good Enough Whether it’s a temporary ploy or new business model, Microsoft’s decision to brand its own Windows 8 tablets is a result of tablet hardware mediocrity. By Shane O'Neill 21 Jun 2012 3 mins Computers and Peripherals Small and Medium Business Windows Free MightyText App Brings iMessage-Like Features to Android MightyText for Android makes it easy to send and receive SMS messages on your computer using your Android phone. Unfortunately, the free service eats into your smartphones messaging plan and its MMS delivery needs work. By James A. Martin 21 Jun 2012 3 mins Smartphones Verizons ‘Share Everything’ Plan: Think Twice Before You Opt In Verizon and others carries are making it more expensive to download data on your smartphone or tablet. Paying less for voice capacity that you probably won’t use and more for data that you will use is a not a good trade. By Bill Snyder 20 Jun 2012 4 mins Carriers Small and Medium Business Smartphones Corporate Cyber Attacks Slow Weapons Treaty Progress American businesses that launch counterattacks on hackers or others who target them online are hindering progress in enacting international weapons treaties. Here’s why. By Constantine von Hoffman 20 Jun 2012 3 mins Cybercrime Intrusion Detection Software Security Microsoft Pokes Its Partners With A Stick Named Surface — And That’s A Good Thing Why does Microsoft feel the need to compete with its most important partners? Here are three reasons that CIOs should tune into. By Forrester Research 20 Jun 2012 3 mins Computers and Peripherals IT Leadership In Social Business ‘Fast Is the New Strong’ The Enterprise 2.0 conference kicked off in Boston this morning with a series of keynotes. Here’s what speed, fire and football have to do with it. 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If you worry that this By Curt Finch 19 Jun 2012 3 mins BPM Systems Project Management Tools Small and Medium Business New Lenovo Laptop Dock Supports Multiple Displays, USB 3.0 Lenovo’s $180 ThinkPad USB 3.0 Dock is an excellent laptop dock that’s perfect for use at home and in the office. The gadget supports two DVI displays, packs five USB 3.0 ports, a gigabit Ethernet port and a stereo microphone outlet, and despite its By Paul Mah 19 Jun 2012 3 mins Computers and Peripherals Nivio Awkwardly Brings Office Apps to Android, iOS Nivio lets you “rent” desktop software to run on Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS devices, which is a cool concept, according to CIO.com blogger James A. Martin. But the service is complicated and frustrating. By James A. Martin 19 Jun 2012 4 mins Computers and Peripherals Productivity Software New Sonos Subwoofer Boosts Wireless Listening Experience Sonos promises to turn your living room into a home theater with its expensive line of high-end wireless speakers and amps. Now the company has cranked up the volume with Sonos Sub, a subwoofer that delivers rich, vibration-free bass. By Bill Snyder 19 Jun 2012 4 mins Computers and Peripherals Internet Small and Medium Business Android Malware Scam Nets $265K, Lands IT Execs in Tokyo Jail Japan was recently the site of two high-profile Android security incidents, one of which landed a number of Tokyo-based IT executives in jail. By Al Sacco 19 Jun 2012 3 mins Malware Mobile Security Small and Medium Business How Apples iOS Maps App Might Steer You Wrong During its recent WWDC keynote, Apple announced a new Maps app for iOS devices that’s meant to replace Google Maps. The move makes sense for Apple, but will it be good for iOS users? By James A. Martin 16 Jun 2012 5 mins iPhone Three Quick Tips for Presenting to the Board There’s a right way and a wrong way to convey important information to your fellow executives. Our expert offers three things to keep in mind. By Lauren Brousell 16 Jun 2012 2 mins CIO Cybersecurity News Roundup: LulzSec; Father’s Day Spam; and the ‘Do Not Kill’ Registry This week’s IT security news roundup has stories on a new hacking group called LulzSec Reborn; a Tennessee-school-system data breach that exposed information on 110,000 people; a flood of Father’s Day spam; and more. By Constantine von Hoffman 15 Jun 2012 3 mins Cybercrime Data Breach Security LinkedIn Boosts Password Security but You Still Can’t Cure Stupid When it comes to passwords, companies like LinkedIn can hash and salt all they want but people will inevitably use insecure apps such as “123Password” and put themselves at risk. By Constantine von Hoffman 15 Jun 2012 3 mins Data Breach Data and Information Security Intrusion Detection Software Chrome Replaces IE as World’s Most Popular Browser — Or Does It? The digerati hate Microsoft because it’s soooo 2000. But as much as they would like it not to be true, Chrome is still far behind the despised IE in usage. By Bill Snyder 15 Jun 2012 4 mins Browsers Internet DROID RAZR MAXX Tops iPhone on Verizon…but Not for Long Apple’s iPhone is no longer the King of the Hill at Verizon Wireless, but the new top-selling Android-based DROID RAZR MAXX will likely fall behind the iPhone again later this year, when Apple is expected to unveil a 4G/LTE iPhone. By Al Sacco 15 Jun 2012 3 mins Carriers Small and Medium Business iPhone The Big Data Challenge: How to Develop a Winning Strategy Developing a winning Big Data strategy is challenging because it is as much about getting ahead of the trend and acquiring talent as it is about investing in new technology. 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The outcome should be the sam By Bernard Golden 15 Jun 2012 10 mins Engineer Innovation Server Virtualization Sweden Teaches Us How Not to Do Social Media Sweden’s unique and controversial Twitter experiment has drawn thousands of followers for all the wrong reasons. Businesses: Don’t let this happen to you. By Kristin Burnham 14 Jun 2012 3 mins Social Networking Apps Twitter Fathers Day E-Reader Showdown: B&N Nook or Amazon Kindle? If youre planning to buy Dad an e-reader this Fathers Day, youve got some decisions to make. CIO.com blogger James A. Martin offers guidance on five of the most important choices. By James A. 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