Linux invades CES

	Phil Johnson: Watch out, Rover, the NSA is watching what you're doing [CARTOON]
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	January 12, 2015 Read about the ways in which Linux was featured prominently at last week's International CES. 10. Phil Johnson: Watch out, Rover, the NSA is watching what you're doing [CARTOON] 9. Glitch in OS X search can expose private details of Apple Mail users 8. Eric Bloom: Is a Paid Career Coach Worth the Money? 7. Obama will unveil new cybersecurity initiatives this week 6. Jim Lynch: Linux-powered rifle can hit targets a mile away WHITE PAPER: Box Six Essential Elements for A Modern Mobility Strategy Enterprises that understand the strategic importance of mobility are moving to the head of the pack. With a cohesive mobile strategy that balances secure content sharing, enhanced collaboration, and a superior user experience, a company can ultimately facilitate innovation across the organization. View now 5. Wireless charging -- McDonald's is lovin' it 4. Preston Gralla: 4 great free alternatives to Microsoft Office for Android 3. US lawmakers push bill to permanently ban Internet access taxes 2. Peter Smith: Valve's Steam Controller design is reportedly finalized and we'll see it at GDC in March 1. The year Linux invaded CES: 5 major Linux appearances at CES 2015 WHITE PAPER: Akamai Improving DDoS Protection A recent survey reveals a significant disconnect between companies' concerns and their preparedness when it comes to potential DDoS attacks. This survey looks at the high level of concern about the impacts of DDoS attacks and the "always-on" solution to help identify and mitigate attacks. Learn More Most Popular Best of CES 2015: The gadgets and gear that wowed us 7 wacky sleep-hacking gadgets to help you get some shut-eye NASA Hubble: Taking the best shots for 25 years 8 skills to look for in IT project managers The 7 best games for Android TV (no controller required!)   WHITE PAPER: Agari Protecting Customers and Safeguarding Brand Reputation Agari's Quarterly TrustIndex offers a unique scorecard to see how well both individual companies (133 companies) and entire industries (11 industries) have protected their customers from email cyberthreats. Because Agari gathers this data every quarter, we have patterned the trend lines to learn who is doing better and who is falling behind. Learn more>>
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