Two little words that destroy your credibility

How to use the Tor Browser to surf the web anonymously iPhone 6 fingerprint scanner found accurate enough for Apple Pay ITworld Today September 27, 2014 Two little words that destroy your credibility We in IT have to realize that only users get to decide whether 'it's fixed.' READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. How to use the Tor Browser to surf the web anonymously 2. iPhone 6 fingerprint scanner found accurate enough for Apple Pay 3. How to get (mostly) stock Android on your phone easily with CyanogenMod 4. Android L might launch November 1 5. Four ways to open applications and documents automatically in OS X 6. Microsoft Miracast dongle brings Chromecast-like streaming to the Windows world 7. Can Keith Code? Middle-age writer tries to reclaim middle-school coding glory days 8. 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READ MORE Android L might launch November 1 In today's open source roundup: Google might release Android L on November 1. Plus: How to switch from iOS to Android, and the iPhone 6 Plus repair kit for bending problems. READ MORE White Paper: NetApp Private Cloud: It's More than Just Virtualization This white paper from Forrester Consulting reviews the core functionality required to maximize private cloud benefits and provides some best practices for enterprise cloud deployments. View Now Four ways to open applications and documents automatically in OS X There are four distinct ways to schedule or automate the opening of applications and documents on your Mac using tools built into OS X. READ MORE Microsoft Miracast dongle brings Chromecast-like streaming to the Windows world Microsoft's new Miracast adapter wirelessly projects content to your TV like Google's Chromecast, but with more sophistication. READ MORE Can Keith Code? Middle-age writer tries to reclaim middle-school coding glory days Seeking to awaken the 8th grade programming wizard within, our intrepid reporter sets out to refresh the skills that had atrophied after discovering pursuits such as girls, college and beer (in no particular order). READ MORE WIN THIS BOOK: Help Your Kids with Computer Coding Take your kids from browsing to building the web with fun projects using Scratch and Python. Five will win. Enter the drawing today! READ MORE White Paper: Secunia New Data Released on 2014 Security Vulnerabilities This 2014 Security Vulnerability Report reveals data on global trends. Learn how the primary attack vectors are shifting, why there's an increase of vulnerabilities in Windows 7, and how to be on the watch for risks in PDF readers, browsers and the top 50 software applications. Learn more >> DON'T MISS... 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