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	Rumor saying Xbox 720 requires an Internet connection gains steam As unlikely as it sounds (to me anyway) this rumor just won't die. Can Microsoft be crazy enough to ship a console that's required to be online in order to function? Read More WHITE PAPER: NetApp Virtualize without compromise. Automate your business. Download the VMware® and NetApp® trial. Learn more www.netapp.com/dataontap In this Issue Bitcoin mining malware spreading on Skype, researcher says 8 things you might not know about Android How to fast-charge your iPhone or iPad using a standard USB port New computer chip can test DNA in one hour Google Grim Reaper: The latest killed projects Mozilla introduces JavaScript API as part of common payments interface WHITE PAPER: PC Connection, Inc. Why Ultrabook™ Convertible Devices for the Enterprise User expectations place new demands on IT. Often users prefer the mobility of a tablet, but need the processing power of an actual computer. Read the white paper, "Why Ultrabook Convertible Devices for the Enterprise," to learn about the real-world benefits of Intel® Ultrabook™ convertibles. Learn more. Bitcoin mining malware spreading on Skype, researcher says Security researchers from Kaspersky Lab have identified a spam message campaign on Skype that spreads a piece of malware with Bitcoin mining capabilities. Read More 8 things you might not know about Android Some lesser-known facts about Google's mobile OS Read More How to fast-charge your iPhone or iPad using a standard USB port Back in January I wrote about the "inconvenient truth" of trying to charge your iPad from a USB port: there's not enough juice. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Rethinking Your Enterprise Security Forward-thinking enterprises realize they need to focus on a sustainable approach to security and risk management—one that is designed to address the new wave of vulnerabilities that prevail due to increasing trends in IT consumerization, mobility, social media, cloud computing, cyber crime, and nation-state attacks. Learn more. New computer chip can test DNA in one hour Japanese-developed system can be used to personalize drug treatments for patients based on their DNA. Read More Google Grim Reaper: The latest killed projects The grimmest project, app, and API garrotes from Google's past eight reapings Read More Mozilla introduces JavaScript API as part of common payments interface Mozilla plans to introduce a common API (application programming interface) to make online payments easy and secure on ((web)) Firefox OS devices. Read More
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