Any organization interested in securing data should take seriously the warning from Panda Security that one little device could be the sharpest tool in cyberthieves’ arsenal.
Tags: flash drives, malware, Panda Security, study, worms
Wondering which Cloud service provider to consider for a move to the emerging technology? It depends on whether you want public or private Cloud computing.
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The phenomenon that is Twitter has confounded many scientists and the marketers that depend on them to figure out what makes a messaging system powerful. Now it seems some HP researchers have solved the mystery.
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IT shops that are still battling tight budgets or hiring freezes during this economic downturn could be looking for a way to get more done with an understaffed department. One solution:
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Tags: balance, Brigham Young University, study, telecommuting, work. life
Think the recession has just slowed economic growth? Think again. Budget cuts and downsizing also seem to have slowed tech advances to a crawl at most U.S. companies.
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Tags: CIOs, implementation, new technology, Robert Half Technology, study
Now that their collective butts have been pulled from the fire of bankruptcy, the auto industry folks might want to pay attention to another little problem coming down the proverbial pike (pun intended). What to watch for? Hackers who can disable auto systems.
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Tags: automobiles, computer, hacking, study, University of California at San Diego, University of Washington
Those of us who love technology know there’s nothing like it to make life just a little bit better. Of course, the Luddites among us don’t agree, but then most of them don’t know what they’re missing anyway.
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Tags: Chartered Institute for Technology, happiness, IT, study
Any parent who pays a teenagers’ cell phone bill probably already knows, but nearly one third of American teens send more than 100 text messages a day.
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Tags: American, kids, Pew Internet and American Life Project, study, texting
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