7 tools that help protect you against the NSA and Google

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	7 tools that help protect you against the NSA and Google Want to protect your privacy in a world filled with surveillance from the National Security Agency, Google, and others? Here are seven apps, services, and tools that many people who worry about the NSA and Google have been flocking to. Read More WEBCAST: HP HP Webcast: Mobile Application Development More than 50% of custom mobile apps have been deployed by business units without IT oversight. The results of this Mobile App Development Survey highlight the responses of 208 IT leaders surveyed by IDC. Hear how your peers are grappling with app testing processes, cross-platform development approaches, performance and security concerns. View Now In this Issue Playstation 4 won't support USB, Bluetooth headsets; is this Sony's first major PS4 launch blunder? Obsolete! Careers that are being automated into oblivion Qualcomm invents a chip that learns 13 unsung women of technology MIT's 'Kinect of the future' looks through walls with X-ray like vision [VIDEO] 2013 tech industry graveyard The death of Medibuntu: A harbinger of doom for Ubuntu? Arg! The 9 hardest things programmers have to do WEBCAST: Lumension Security Developing Best Practices for Patch and Remediation In today's complex networking environment using patch and vulnerability management as the principal component of your risk mitigation strategy, and taking prudent measures to establish a best practices approach, can help reduce costs and risks in the long term. Learn more! Playstation 4 won't support USB, Bluetooth headsets; is this Sony's first major PS4 launch blunder? Until now Sony has done a pretty good job of keeping future Playstation 4 owners happy, but the news that your old headset won't work is disappointing, to say the least. Read More Obsolete! Careers that are being automated into oblivion You might think you're familiar with the steady march of automation. But the list of jobs that are being disrupted by technological change may surprise you. Read More Qualcomm invents a chip that learns The new Zeroth chip is capable of gathering information, learning from mistakes and correcting itself. That is both impressive and scary. Read More 13 unsung women of technology Sure, you've heard of Ada Lovelace and Grace Hopper. But how about Frances Allen, Deborah Estrin or Radia Perlman? Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Why Your Organization Needs a Next Generation Firewall Learn why next-generation firewalls hold promise to combat the evolving threat landscape, how to make the business case for the technology, and how to select the solution that's right for your organization. Learn More MIT's 'Kinect of the future' looks through walls with X-ray like vision [VIDEO] Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers have developed a device that can see through walls and pinpoint a person with incredible accuracy. Read More 2013 tech industry graveyard Google, Microsoft and Yahoo among those reading products their last rites. Read More The death of Medibuntu: A harbinger of doom for Ubuntu? In today's open source roundup: The Medibuntu spin is dead. A harbinger of things to come for Ubuntu? Plus: A slideshow of Ubuntu 13.10, and the Cinnamon 2.0 desktop has been released. Read More Arg! The 9 hardest things programmers have to do Software developers have all sorts of hard tasks -- most of which don't involve writing code Read More
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