Google gives up on mobile Google Docs

	Researchers find ways to bypass Google's Android malware scanner | Chrome steals second from Firefox in browser wars
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	Google gives up on mobile Google Docs, buys Quickoffice to go native If any company could have -- and should have -- made mobile Web apps work like native local apps, it is Google. The buy bodes ill for other mobile office vendors too. Read More WHITE PAPER: FileMaker, Inc Create, deploy and manage custom business apps for iPad The FileMaker Platform is a complete software suite to create, deploy, and manage custom business apps for iPad and iPhone. Design and build stunning iOS apps. Integrate mobile apps into existing enterprise systems. Deploy and instantly update your apps. Secure your apps with industry-standard authentication. Learn more, Watch overview video, Read the white paper > In this Issue Researchers find ways to bypass Google's Android malware scanner Chrome steals second from Firefox in browser wars Google warns users of 'state-sponsored' hacks RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Denver Your IT Career Roadmap This unique session is designed with you, the IT professional in mind. How can you build your personal brand, and properly design a career plan? How do you work with your staff to create a plan that retains your best talent? Come to IT Roadmap Denver for valuable information on how today's IT leaders build successful careers. Click to continue Researchers find ways to bypass Google's Android malware scanner Mobile security researchers devised methods that could allow Android malware to detect when it's being analyzed by Google's Bouncer system. Read More WHITE PAPER: LTO Program The Evolving Role of Disk and Tape Disk-based solutions for data protection have opened up new storage options for organizations. The question should not be whether to choose disk or tape, but rather how to leverage both technologies to deploy a cost-effective tiered-storage architecture. This paper discusses the 5 best practices for backup and long-term data protection Read now Chrome steals second from Firefox in browser wars Google's Chrome passed Mozilla's Firefox in May to become the world's second-most-popular browser, according to data released today by Web analytics company Net Applications. Net Applications' spot swapping came as a surprise: Earlier projections by Computerworld had pointed to a delay in Chrome's capture of second place, perhaps to as late as August. Read More Google warns users of 'state-sponsored' hacks For the second time in two weeks, company alerts Gmail users who it suspects are the target of government-backed malware attacks. Read More
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