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Mobile working needs a security rethink

With employees working away from the office, at home, at client sites or simply on the road, an observer wonders if they should rethink the problem of data on the move. External Source

The Road to Leopard: Amazon S3 and Jungle Disk deliver me from the backup wilderness

After struggling to recreate my Windows backup regime on Ubuntu and now Leopard, Amazon's S3 unlimited online storage offers the perfect multi-platform solution when combined with Jungle Disk. External Source

HP plans reign of ink from the cloud

newsmaker The company wants to move consumer printing away from PCs and onto the Web--shedding drivers along the way, says HP's CTO of consumer printing. External Source

DDR3 test suite features 2G transfer/sec logic-state analysis

Agilent Technologies has introduced a comprehensive DDR (double-data-rate) 3 protocol-debugging and validation-test suite for digital-system designers … External Source

Tumbleweed's 'inventor' of SSL to present at AusCERT 2009

Tumbleweed® Communications Corp., now part of Axway Inc. and an industry leader in managed file transfer, email security, has confirmed Dr. Taher Elgamal will be a keynote speaker at the AusCERT2009 Asia Pacific Information Security Conference. External Source

Why virtualization is struggling to keep up

perspective The relentless increase of processors per chip will rapidly reach a point well beyond the levels for which key software has been engineered, says Gartner analyst. External Source

Clickjacking: Potentially harmful Web browser exploit

Clickjacking has the potential to redirect unknowing users to malicious Web sites or even spy on them. We all need to be aware of clickjacking and how to avoid its trappings. External Source

Antitrust fine doesn't change Intel-AMD balance

The US$1.45 billion fine will cause headaches for Intel's sales force, but the AMD-Intel war will still be won or lost primarily on the companies' technology. External Source

EU slams Intel with US$1.45B antitrust fine

Intel is fined US$1.45 billion for engaging in illegal practices to exclude competitors from the market for computer chips called x86 CPUs. External Source

Power-stingy digital accelerometers yield benefits in gesture-driven consumer devices

Features involving a device’s motion, such as a tap-to-mute capability on a cell phone or a user-input feature on a gaming controller, can serve … External Source

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