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Business News MAC MEN: Apple hiring 1,000 people for internal ad operation Company looks to bring yet another operation in-house Put down that sandblaster: Google ads street art to online gallery Art Project will put 5,000 images into collection Google to acquire satellite eye-in-sky Skybox for $500m Another tool to be added to Google's all-seeing arsenal World to Captain Cyborg on 'Turing test' stunt: You're Rumbled Man who pretended to be a robot fooled by robot pretending to be a man Bank of England plans to shove cyber-microscope up nation's bankers BoE and pals will use govt intelligence to stage pen-tests at financial powerhouses Apple is KILLING OFF BONKING, cries mobe research dude Final hope for NFC payments now rests with ... bankers Apple seeks 'friendly' mouthpiece after losing tight-lipped Cotton spinner – report Tim Cook himself reportedly leading search Zuckerberg and other directors sued over GIGANTIC PACKAGES Shareholder claims board can award themselves as much money as they like UK govt preps World War 2 energy rationing to keep the lights on PUT THAT FACTORY LIGHT OUT! Facebook's new self-destructing pic app SELF-DESTRUCTS How ... ironic HP Simplivity buyout rumours: Could it be worth HALF a BILLION? Converged systems' corporate convergence could continue Dell Australia managing director steps down Joe Kremer steps aside for Angela Fox as Adobe also shuffles the APAC C-suite Channel News Phoenix IT Group CEO hatches three year turnaround plan Services biz watches profits burn AGAIN, requires corrective surgery Data Centre News HP plots Amazon assault with bellicose Helion channel army We few, we happy few, we band of... CLOUDS? Cheap, backwards-compatible PCIe 4.0 on track for 2015 2016 PCI-SIG 16GT/sec interconnect dependent on the kindness of strangers Google, Red Hat, Ubuntu, Parallels bet on virtualization's surprising successor DockerCon Libcontainer caught in open source Linux Containerization love-in Stephen Fry: 'New domain names GENERATE NEW IP NUMBERS' Not surprising there are 'no signs of IP numbers giving out' HP unveils federated backup that won't get your back up ... it hopes HP Discover What happens in Vegas, stays... oh please tell everyone Semiconductor boffin: 3D NAND don't need NO STEENKIN' TSVs Blocks and Files Cut out 'n' keeper for your storage primer LIVE SHOW: How to simplify storage management Regcast alert Improve performance and save money Hardware News PCIe eyes the Internet of (the next big) Things PCI-SIG Low-power tweaks open door to BEEELLIONs of devices – but do they need PCIe? HP has Chromeboxes with Intel Core i7 chips, but they'll cost you Or fine, cheap out and get a Celeron, if you must Alienware says it WILL ship a Steam Machine in 2014 – running Windows Don't expect a fancy controller, either Silent, spacious and... well, insipid: Citroën's electric C-Zero car Review Nice concept but still impractical - despite its Japanese heritage Survival guide for data in the wild With step-by-step instructions, this Survival Guide is your most valuable tool for keeping corporate assets out of harm.s way. Download here > Networks News Nokia Siemens slurps Oz filter maker Mesaplexx Signal booster makes small cells punch above their weight Kiwis get cracking with gigabit residential broadband Copper not 'good enough' says UF CEO Policy News Mobe-orists, beware: Stroking while driving could land you a £4k fine How govt works: 1. Cut legal aid, forcing guilty pleas 2. Quadruple penalties 3. ??? One EURO PATENT COURT ruling for all from 'early 2015' Soz, inventors – delays remain likely Security News Google's URL-hiding 'origin chip' is 'backburnered' Translation: insecure feature scammers would have loved has been binned Redmond patches 66 flaws on Patch Tuesday June update also brings Flash and Surface firmware fixes 'Chinese spy' behind Putter Panda hacking crew exposed by web pic snail trail People's Republic mouthpiece: So what, the US does this too Chrome OS leaks data to Google before switching on a VPN, says GCHQ UK spy-base wing in new advice for BlackBerry, and Google OSes Russian Interior Ministry cuffs iPhone ransomware suspects 'Oleg Pliss', nemesis of Australian iThing owners, may be in bracelets Boob Tube BOFFINS finger Red Button, trigger TELLY MAYHEM Nothing safe as drones target credit cards, Facebook, Twitter, printers, warn security brains Four years in chokey for Haxxor behind George W Bush NUDE SELFIES My email was hacked but you don't hear me bleat says 'Guccifer' Crypto-boffins propose safer buddy list protocol Presence services with less privacy risk Software News Salesforce slings software for … sigh … wearables My gum, it's THE THINGIFICATION OF SALES Oracle rewrites 'the brain' of its database to take on SAP DRAM guzzling add-on brings Oracle's crown jewel up to date Container-friendly Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 hits general availability Could be fastest-adopted release ever, completely objective company claims Torvalds hits 'Go' button for Linux 3.15 Future 72-core Atom chippery now supported in Penguin-land Science News Egghead dragged over coals for mining Bitcoin on uni supercomputer $150k of compute power to trouser $10k in BTC Texan parks quadcopter atop Dallas Cowboys stadium Self-confessed 'dumbass' loses sight of chopper Cunning Reg reader cracks LOHAN hot coupling condundrum Lightbulb moment in quest for spaceplane motor heater connect Massive news in the micro-world: a hexaquark particle 'Didn't you hear, I come in six-packs?'* Survival guide for data in the wild With step-by-step instructions, this Survival Guide is your most valuable tool for keeping corporate assets out of harm.s way. 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