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	Retina MacBook Pro: The future comes a year too early It's clear that the Retina MacBook Pro's design will be Apple's new laptop platform for the coming years. But it's a little pricey for the average user right now. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Amazon Web Services Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Amazon EC2 Get up to 312 hours of free Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) on-demand instances on Amazon EC2. Leverage the cost effectiveness, scalability, and flexibility of Amazon Web Services (AWS), with the proven reliability of RHEL and the backing of AWS premium support. Try now. In this Issue Flame stashes secrets in USB drives Internet Explorer 10: Even Microsoft can't make it work Google Chrome vs. IE10 on Windows 8 Metro U.S. companies still not being honest about cyber attacks Flame stashes secrets in USB drives While rogue employees have frequently snuck sensitive data out using removable media, this may be the first time that malware uses unsuspecting workers as information mules. Read More Internet Explorer 10: Even Microsoft can't make it work Windows 8 and its two-faced version of Internet Explorer will bring all sorts of problems, as an altercation with a Metro app vividly demonstrates. Read More WHITE PAPER: Box The ROI of Cloud Apps Cloud apps continue to gain momentum in the enterprise as buyers are attracted to fast deployment speeds, low upfront costs, and ongoing flexibility to scale up or down as needs change. This report analyzes the five-year ROI for cloud apps across CRM, ERP, collaboration, and IT service management. Read Now! Google Chrome vs. IE10 on Windows 8 Metro Want to see what a Windows 8 Metro-style app can do when it isn't constrained by the usual Metro conventions? Read More U.S. companies still not being honest about cyber attacks Companies are not legally required to report when they've been the victim of a cyber attack. So how can IT professionals be expected to fight cyber terrorism in a meaningful way without knowing the scope of the issue? Read More
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