Quiz: Name that hacker

10 hottest IT jobs: Developers, developers, developers

Win $500? Survey says Yes!

ITworld Today

August 17, 2013

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Quiz: Name that hacker

After breaking into networks for fun, profit, and to fulfill political agendas, some did prison time.

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1. 10 hottest IT jobs: Developers, developers, developers

2. Win $500? Survey says Yes!

3. Fact or fiction: Nine iPhone and iPad battery-saving techniques tested

4. Don't get 'catfished:' Tips for vetting a stranger's online identity

5. REVIEW: Acer's C710-2457 Chromebook is a basic, bargain browsing machine

6. Hurry up and wait: Why Microsoft's holding Windows 8.1

7. All-time classic iPad games: 6 iOS games you need to have played

8. How tech nerds will write the next generation of car apps

9. BOOK GIVEAWAY: Scrum Shortcuts without Cutting Corners

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REVIEW: Acer's C710-2457 Chromebook is a basic, bargain browsing machine

The C710-2457 is inexpensive and could knock around a family room or a kid's backpack with little budgetary trauma. READ MORE

Hurry up and wait: Why Microsoft's holding Windows 8.1

Even though 'rapid release' is the new war cry, there are good reasons for waiting two months, say analysts. READ MORE

All-time classic iPad games: 6 iOS games you need to have played

Here are six of the best games ever released for iPad and iPhone. READ MORE

How tech nerds will write the next generation of car apps

In workshops and hackathons across the country, automakers court developers to help innovate on car apps. READ MORE

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