TODAY'S TOP STORY
China Hijacked Internet Traffic From Federal Sites
For 18 minutes in April China Telecom re-routed traffic from .gov, .mil and other sites through Chinese servers, according to a Congressional commission.
RELATED INSIGHTS
• U.S. Plans To Overtake China's Supercomputer Top Spot
• Hackers Hijack 1 Million China Cell Phones
• U.S. Cyber Command Opens Doors
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Credit Card Transactions Likely In Future Public Clouds
The PCI Security Standards Council has recognized virtualization as a safe technology; can cloud computing be far behind?
Schwartz On Security: Click 'Dislike' For Facebook Safety
Social networks allow for friends, but what about your enemies, as in the myriad viruses and worms out to fry your account and personal financial information?
New iOS 4.2.1 Golden Master Suggests More Bugs
Apple has pushed a third Golden Master of iOS 4.2 to iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch developers.
Qualcomm Details Faster Snapdragon Chipset
The MSM8960, heading for smartphones and tablets, supports 4G/LTE and WCDMA and CDMA2000 networks.
Woz: Apps Are Mostly Better On The iPhone
Apple's co-founder says he was misquoted by a Dutch newspaper about Android's future prospects.
U.S. Warns Of 'Huge' Cyber Threats
Departments of Defense and Homeland Security are monitoring Stuxnet worm and China, among other critical infrastructure risks.
Nokia Touts Ovi Store Growth
Nokia says that downloads from its Ovi mobile application storefront have surpassed the rate of 3 million per day.
'Call Of Duty' Topples 5-Day Sales Record
Activision's blockbuster video game grossed more than $650 million worldwide, beating old record by $100 million.
Web 2.0 Summit: 'Sacred' Cloud Computing Defies Lock-In
Executives from Amazon, Salesforce.com, and VMware see freedom in the cloud.
Orb Launches Video Streaming Device
Users can watch shows, movies, and home videos from Hulu, Netflix, and other Internet content providers on any TV.
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 Data Centers Must Get Greener, Says Gartner
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Climbing energy costs will eventually cripple IT if changes are not made, but there appears to be plenty of room for increased efficiencies.
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SMBs Socialize, Go Mobile
By Michele Pepe-Warren
A recent report from the SMB Group reveals the top four technologies that small and midsize businesses will likely be focusing on in the coming months: social media management, mobile commerce, application marketplaces, and business intelligence/analytics.
Dell Hints At Future Printer Direction
By Lamont Wood
SMB printers themselves may not be changing dramatically, but the application software is, and interfaces will continue to evolve.
Oasys Software Upgrades Mail Management Tool
By Paul Korzeniowski
Having trouble sorting all of the information in your In Box? Oasys Software's Mail Manager, which is designed to help individuals manage such data, now provides them with a way to capture screen data.
RIM Playbook Browser Takes On iPad
By Ed Hansberry
RIM is still in the final stages of tweaking its tablet OS for the forthcoming Playbook tablet, but even in an unfinished state, it bests the iPad browser in a number of everyday tasks. Will that be enough to win some users over?
Emergency Patch From Adobe Arrives
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Adobe today released a patch designed to patch a number of critical flaws in Adobe Reader. You'll want to patch this one, quickly.
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