Issue highlights 1. 8 mobile OS features you saw on Android first 2. Surface 2 review: Cautious upgrades don't help a tablet in desperate need of relevance 3. Taiwan protests Apple maps that show island as province of China 4. Survey: younger employees break the rules and put your company at risk 5. Mozilla releases 10 patches, five critical, for Firefox 6. MongoDB support firm says intruders may have accessed databases 7. Every phone charger should be like the Bolt charger 8. Hadoop is not enough for 'big data', says Facebook analytics chief 9. BOOK GIVEAWAY: The Practice of Network Security Monitoring |
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| Taiwan is demanding Apple revise its mapping software and remove a label that describes the island as a province of China, rather than as a sovereign state. READ MORE |
| Many Generation Y workers are willing to circumvent BYOD and security policies if they don't agree with them. READ MORE |
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| Mozilla released 10 patches for three versions of its Firefox browser on Tuesday, five of which are considered critical and could be used to remotely install malicious code. READ MORE |
| MongoHQ, which provides hosting and support for the open-source Mongo database, said attackers may have accessed several of its customers' databases earlier this week. READ MORE |
| Kevin Purdy is happy to report that the Bolt is a working replacement for a lot of the charging clutter we carry around these days. READ MORE |
| The Hadoop programming framework may be synonymous with the "big data" movement but it's not the only tool companies need to derive insights from massive stores of unstructured information, according to Facebook analytics chief Ken Rudin. READ MORE |
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