11 exotic coworking spaces that could have you hot desking in paradise

Retired US airport body scanners fail to spot guns, knives Acer releases its own Chromebox, bringing the Google OS to desktops ITworld Today August 21, 2014 Share this email Hot desking in paradise: 11 exotic coworking locations Coworking spaces are popping up all over the world, giving remote workers a chance to get their work done in some unusual (and spectacular) places for very affordable prices. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Retired US airport body scanners fail to spot guns, knives 2. Acer releases its own Chromebox, bringing the Google OS to desktops 3. Barnes & Noble introduces new Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 NOOK 4. AMD rumored to be chopping the price of its FX series 5. How Tesla will help bring renewable energy to your business or home 6. Tablets priced under $35 on the horizon 7. R programming language gaining ground on traditional statistics packages 8. Why do so many Linux users hate Oracle? 9. BOOK GIVEAWAY: Essential Mobile Interaction Design Resource compliments of: Embanet Transform Info Security Leadership into C-Level Performance Norwich University's Master of Science in Information Security & Assurance online program allows info security professionals to integrate their technical competencies with business management skills. The program is ranked #2 as the "Best School for Cybersecurity" in a 2014 survey conducted by Ponemon Institute for Hewlett Packard. GET STARTED >> Retired US airport body scanners fail to spot guns, knives A type of body scanner in wide use across U.S. airports through last year (and still in use at court houses and prisons) fails to spot well-concealed weapons including guns and knives, computer security researchers contend. READ MORE Acer releases its own Chromebox, bringing the Google OS to desktops Taiwanese PC maker Acer is bringing Google's Chrome operating system to desktops with a new unit that will arrive in the U.S. next month. READ MORE Barnes & Noble introduces new Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 NOOK Basically it's a Galaxy Tab 4 with Nook software pre-installed. Pretty disappointing. READ MORE AMD rumored to be chopping the price of its FX series Big price cuts could help goose sales, which are in a slump. READ MORE White Paper: Netscout Systems Inc. How to Manage Performance at Each Application Layer Learn how a Unified Service Delivery Management strategy enables IT to efficiently address performance management challenges associated with services spanning both a single tier and multiple tiers of servers, and carried over diverse network tiers. Learn More How Tesla will help bring renewable energy to your business or home Tesla Motors and other manufacturers have set their sites on achieving lower lithium-ion battery costs through economies of scale, which should enable power storage systems for solar energy. READ MORE Tablets priced under $35 on the horizon Generic Android tablets with 7-inch screens and quad-core chips that deliver decent performance could soon sell for under $35. READ MORE R programming language gaining ground on traditional statistics packages The R programming language is quickly gaining popular ground against the traditional statistics packages such as SPSS, SAS and MATLAB. READ MORE Why do so many Linux users hate Oracle? In today's open source roundup: We explore why Oracle is so hated by Linux users? Plus: The city of Munich may not be dumping Linux after all. And how to encrypt your email in Linux. READ MORE BOOK GIVEAWAY: Essential Mobile Interaction Design Five lucky ITworld readers will win. Enter the drawing today! 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