Issue highlights 1. 10 things we love/hate about Evernote 2. Google gives Chrome mulligan button 3. VMware, Citrix and Microsoft virtual desktops get encryption security 4. Microsoft's latest screw-ups suggest bigger problems 5. Cloud BI vendor Birst bags $38 million in venture funding 6. iPhone 5 case quick review: Kubxlab Ultra Thin Cases 7. iPhone 5S to include fingerprint sensor; iOS 7 for iPad may be delayed 8. 8 Things You Need to Know About SEO Now 9. INSIDER How to become an IT Innovator 10. The world's craziest contraband |
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| Google shipped Chrome 29, patching 25 vulnerabilities and rolling out under-the-hood changes the company said would offer more relevant suggestions when users typed in URLs or search strings. READ MORE |
| AFORE Solutions today announced encryption software aimed at securing data in virtualized environments where Microsoft Windows applications are used, including virtualized desktop infrastructure deployments based on VMware, Citrix or Microsoft VDI. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: AirWatch, Apperian, Good Technology, Symantec Mobility has become the norm within enterprises, and mobile apps are the key to increasing productivity and opening new opportunities. This trend is great for the enterprise as a whole, but it presents new challenges to IT. Read Now |
| If Microsoft has screwed up worse than this, I don't recall it. The company had to recall six botched fixes issued on Patch Tuesday and suffered outages for SkyDrive and Outlook.com that ran for multiple days. On top of that, a leaked Windows 8.1 build was greeted with an overall "meh" response and the company is being sued over the Surface debacle. Like I said in my blog on the suggested divestiture... READ MORE |
| Birst, a San Francisco company that offers cloud-based business intelligence services, has scored a $38 million venture investment led by existing backer Sequoia Capital and including newcomer Northgate Capital. Birst has raised $84 million to date, including $26 million last year in a round also led by Sequoia. READ MORE |
| One thing you learn quickly in the tech journalism world: Once you write about something, the PR and marketing world assumes you are going to write more and more and more about that subject. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: Juniper Networks Wireless access is mission-critical for most organizations. BYOD has accelerated the need or wireless capacity, and WLANs must deliver a robust wired-like experience in today's dense environments. High-scale, third-party testing has validated Juniper's ability to support the densest BYOD environments while delivering reliable wireless access. Learn more. |
| The rumors surrounding Apple's iPhone 5S continue to grow louder, and now we have well-connected blogger Mark Gurman throwing his hat into the ring as well. Writing for 9to5Mac, Gurman confirms what many reports have suggested for many months, namely that Apple's next-gen iPhone will feature a fingerprint authorization sensor. READ MORE |
| Google has been busy making big algorithm changes for the past year and a half. Here are eight things SEO experts say you should be doing now to keep your content high in search result rankings. READ MORE |
| Innovation has become a top concern for companies seeking a competitive edge in today's business world, especially as more organizations face new competitors that are using technology as a business disruptor. READ MORE |
| From bear paws and live pigeons to dinosaur fossils, people try to smuggle the oddest stuff. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: HP Poor application performance can cost more than you think. In fact, Enterprise Management Associates reports that it can exceed $1 million per hour in large enterprises. Read Now! |
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