HP: No Windows 8 ARM Tablets | Google's Risky Business

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Google's Risky Business
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Google I/O, company's annual developer conference, confirms that Google is on a mission to organize the world's information. Big bets such as Project Glass could bring big rewards, or painful lessons.

HP To Skip Windows 8 ARM Tablets
World's biggest PC maker says it will stick with Intel architecture, which offers full compatibility with legacy apps like Microsoft Office.

Dell Acquires Quest Software For $2.4 Billion
Acquisition to bolster systems management, data protection, security, and workspace management.

Nokia Needs A Good Contingency Plan
Nokia chairman suggests the struggling smartphone maker has a contingency plan in the works should its Windows Phone business fail.

How To Hire A Hacker
Hackers might have shady pasts, but they can also bring a lot of IT expertise to the table. Should you consider hiring one?

4 Steps To A Successful BYOC Program
Many employees are ready and willing to use their own computers to get work done. Consider these steps to launch a bring-your-own-computer program.

E-Stores Should Cater To Tablet Users, Study Says
Social sites are driving more referrals but few conversions. Meanwhile, mobile traffic is also on the rise, with tablet visitors converting to buyers at almost the same rate as PC users.

British Police Bust Baltic Financial Malware Trio
Men face jail time for using SpyEye malware to steal consumers' online bank account information and launder $157,000. Separately, a TeamPoison hacker awaits sentencing for stealing former U.K. prime minister Tony Blair's online address book.

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