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Date: May 27, 2014 8:26 AM
Subject: Testing Lenovo's new ThinkServer: Low price, lots of options
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Network World Daily News AM | | We tested the Lenovo RD440 as a base-unit, 2U server. We found it pretty generic on the surface, but options, including software pre-loads, increase its potential utility for volume users and especially smaller operations. | | Issue highlights 1. Apple devices held hostage using Find My iPhone 2. EBay flaw could be used to hijack accounts, researcher says 3. Money talks, innovation walks: Patent trolls win big in Congress 4. You could one day be driving on solar-powered smart streets 5. Surface Pro is Microsoft's latest premature introduction 6. Business users bypass IT and go rogue to the cloud 7. Apple to introduce "Smart Home" platform at WWDC - Rumor 8. New online banking Trojan program combines Zeus and Carberp features 9. QuickCoin app lets users send bitcoin through Facebook 10. T-Mobile Launches Voice over LTE (VoLTE) in Seattle 11. Scientists to turn energy into matter 12. 9 great iPad tools for IT pros 13. In prison for selling pirated movies, he's shown pirated movies | WHITE PAPER: Google Apps Employees can work faster and IT spending can decrease when companies switch to Google Apps, says a commissioned study by Forrester Consulting. Going Google can make teams 20% more efficient and yields an estimated ROI of 329%. Learn more>> | Hackers appear to be exploiting Apple's "Find My iPhone" service to lock up phones and tablets and send ransom demands to their owners. READ MORE | A security researcher who found a major vulnerability in eBay's website last week said a second flaw he found hasn't been fixed and could be used to hijack user accounts. READ MORE | The optimism around curbing the excesses of so-called Patent Trolls surrounding a pair of eminently reasonable Supreme Court decisions last month is fading fast as after Congressional leaders table plans to bring a vote on patent reform out of committee and onto the Senate floor. READ MORE | Solar Roadways uses hexagon-shaped panels that collect energy from the sun and could be part of a smart system that changes lighting configurations to alert traffic to highway issues. READ MORE | WHITE PAPER: Apperian Download this guide and learn how to manage the secure deployment of enterprise mobile apps and data, while still encouraging the levels of employee adoption needed to drive the productivity and ROI gains that are possible. Learn More | Microsoft has become mildly famous -- in hindsight -- for being early, far too early, to important technology products and trend swings. Is history repeating itself with the Surface Pro 3? READ MORE | IT departments need to watch out for business units or even individual workers going rogue and bypassing IT to go straight to the cloud. READ MORE | WWDC is just around the corner and it looks like Apple may have a few tricks up its sleeve. The Financial Times is reporting that Apple in the coming weeks will introduce a new "smart home" platform that will tie in to all types of peripheral devices, from lighting fixtures to security systems and perhaps even household appliances. READ MORE | A new computer Trojan that targets users of 450 financial institutions from around the world appears to borrow functionality and features directly from the notorious Zeus and Carberp malware programs. READ MORE | WEBCAST: Network Instruments This webcast discusses five best practices on how to successfully optimize and manage UC, as well as how to gain clear picture of overall performance and quickly troubleshoot when the inevitable issues arise. Learn More | If you're intrigued by Bitcoin but daunted by how transactions work, there's an app for that -- and it's on Facebook. READ MORE | READ MORE | READ MORE | Private servers, WiFi camera monitors, remote management -- further proof that the iPad is an IT pro essential READ MORE | When Richard Humphrey says movies being shown by guards to inmates in an Ohio prison were illegally obtained, he can be considered a reasonably reliable source: Humphrey is serving a 29-month sentence for selling pirated movies. From a story on Cleveland.com: READ MORE | WHITE PAPER: Intigua Discover how virtualizing the management layer, by de-coupling agents from the underlying server infrastructure, eliminates the need to install physical agents on servers and makes ongoing management tasks such as provisioning and updating agents as simple as copying a single "virtual agent" file to all required servers. Read more. Learn More | | | | | | | | |
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