| IT News Daily | | | Lenovo's website hack points to DNS weakness ... FTC asked to probe Samsung ... Facebook vet starts server analytics biz ... and more tech news | | | Issue highlights 1. So. Cal. Edison's IT layoffs are 'heartless,' says Sen. Grassley 2. Salesforce's Desk.com steps up its global focus 3. Google offers Gmail in Burmese language 4. Sharp fights fraud with old-school landline phones 5. Samsung faces complaint in US FTC over Smart TV 'surveillance' 6. Google AI program masters classic Atari video games |  | | READ MORE | | Small businesses just starting out may dream of world domination, but that's a difficult goal to achieve if you can't interact with customers in more than one or two languages. Enter Salesforce's Desk.com customer-support app, which just got a hefty boost in the number of languages it can work with. READ MORE | | WHITE PAPER: Box Today, there is a gap growing between the expectations of end-users for simple, effortless apps in the workplace and the requirements of IT to protect content with enterprise-grade security. Learn More>> | | Google is making Gmail a little more user-friendly for Internet users in Myanmar, and has introduced Burmese language support to the email service. READ MORE | | Be it telegrams or feature phones, Japan can't bear to part with yesterday's technology. READ MORE | | RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IDG TV Watch all the latest videos from IDG's global network of technology experts, all teed up in searchable channels with a fun, fresh look. Click to continue | | A complaint filed by a privacy group to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission charged that Samsung's Smart TVs intercept and record private communications of consumers in their homes, violating a number of rules including the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act. READ MORE | | Scientists at Google have produced an artificial intelligence program that can ace classic Atari video games. READ MORE | | | | |
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