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	May 28, 2014 Read about some of the many ways that MIT has changed computer science over the years 10. Melanie Pinola: Registry hack lets you keep getting security updates in Windows XP 9. Apple devices held hostage using Find My iPhone 8. EBay flaw could be used to hijack accounts, researcher says 7. LulzSec leader sentenced to time served 6. Eric Bloom: Are your skills transferable to other technologies? RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Network World Tech Tours Wireless Infrastructure Seminar Comes to the ouston 7/15 IT departments must provide a secure and reliable wireless infrastructure to support the growing volume of voice, data, video, users, devices, and applications. Plus, users are demanding wireless services on par with (or better than) wired connections. Attend this free seminar and learn about the latest developments in wireless infrastructure technologies. 5. Peter Smith: Putting humans into suspended animation no longer sci-fi 4. Down on the factory-farm, Japan's electronics makers are turning over a new leaf 3. Keith Shaw: Lego Batman 3 game trailer hits InterWebs 2. China accuses Cisco of supporting US cyberwar efforts 1. Phil Johnson: 10 things M.I.T. computer scientists have given the world WHITE PAPER: Strategy Companion Corporation The Benefits of Modern BI This IDC white paper discusses the benefits of using BI tools that better address the needs of business users who perform analysis of data to inform decisions on a regular basis. The document compares modern offerings with traditional BI tools and discusses the benefits of self-service BI. Learn more Most Popular 10 biggest CEO pay raises The philosophy of IoT: Will it help or hurt? 11 of today's (and tomorrow's) hottest smartwatches Where's my robot butler? Good (high-tech) help is hard to find The top 11 cities for technology careers WHITE PAPER: Ericom Software BYOD is Here to Stay, But Organizations Must Adapt As more and more employees bring their personal laptops and mobile devices to the workplace, IT teams are dealing with new security, compliance, support, management and cost challenges associated with BYOD. Learn More
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