iOS 8: Way more open to your world

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20+ iOS 8 features Apple didn't talk about The redesign of NetworkWorld.com Network World Daily News PM June 03, 2014 Share this email iOS 8: Way more open to your world Apple iOS 8, introduced this week at the company's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), has a new emphasis on openness to, and integration with, third-party apps and services. IOS 8 makes a number of tasks smoother and more efficient; better leverages iCloud storage; lets you transition tasks between your iPhone, iPad and Mac; gives developers deeper access to OS functions. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. 20+ iOS 8 features Apple didn't talk about 2. The redesign of NetworkWorld.com 3. CryptoLocker, Gameover Zeus interrupted, but what's next? 4. A first: Microsoft pulls in more from enterprise collaboration than Cisco 5. COMPUTEX: Hands-on with Intel's first paper-thin Broadwell tablet 6. COMPUTEX: Asus unveils Transformer Book V 7. Phishing campaign touts Heartbleed removal tool 8. Lockheed lands $915 million to begin space fence work 9. Mobile ads pose serious security threat: report WHITE PAPER: Silver Peak Systems Inc Software-Defined WAN Acceleration for a Cloud-Centric World Storage Switzerland senior analyst Colm Keegan covers a new generation of software-defined WAN acceleration that provides for more granular and efficient allocation of network bandwidth resources to ensure that RPO and RTO service levels are met, and that application quality of service is consistently maintained. Learn more >> 20+ iOS 8 features Apple didn't talk about Apple's Monday keynote at its Worldwide Developers Conference was jam-packed with information about the company's new operating systems and development tools. As such, it's no surprise that a slide entitled "iOS 8 features we didn't have time to talk about" made only a lightning-brief appearance. But we picked through that slide to find some of the intriguing new features you may not have realized were coming to iOS 8 this fall. READ MORE The redesign of NetworkWorld.com Welcome to the new NetworkWorld.com. We have overhauled the site to make it easier to navigate and, behind the scenes, migrated to a content management system that improves the customer experience for visitors using smartphones or tablets. READ MORE CryptoLocker, Gameover Zeus interrupted, but what's next? The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) teaming with international law enforcement, yesterday fingered Evgeniy Bogachev as the cyber-crime boss operating a Zeus-trojan-based botnet that has allegedly stolen millions from U.S. business bank accounts over the past five years. In a stunning blow to Bogachev's alleged cyber-crime empire, which is also tied to the CryptoLocker ransomware attacks of last year, international law enforcement seized his "Gameover Zeus" command servers in Kiev sand Donetsk, cities in the Ukraine even as civil strife there is ongoing. READ MORE WEBCAST: Damballa Shortfalls of Security Sandboxing for Advanced Threats Network-based sandboxing has its place in a security program but relying solely on this technology for advanced threat detection can leave gaps. Learn about Damballa Failsafe automated breach detection. It uncovers actual infections that sandboxing alone misses. Register Now A first: Microsoft pulls in more from enterprise collaboration than Cisco Microsoft has overcome Cisco's lead in enterprise collaboration sales in the first quarter of 2014, taking in a slightly higher percentage of sales for the first time, according to Synergy Research Group. READ MORE COMPUTEX: Hands-on with Intel's first paper-thin Broadwell tablet COMPUTEX: Hands-on with Intel's first paper-thin Broadwell tablet Watch our exclusive hands-on with Llama Mountain, a tablet-laptop hybrid that runs on Intel's new but delayed Broadwell chip. From: Network World Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 01:10 More in Science & Technology READ MORE COMPUTEX: Asus unveils Transformer Book V COMPUTEX: Asus unveils Transformer Book V Asus' Transformer Book V is a smartphone, tablet and laptop that can run both Windows and Android. Follow reporter Melissa Aparicio on Twitter @MelisAparicio. From: Network World Views: 13 0 ratings Time: 01:52 More in Science & Technology READ MORE : RES Software Intuit Turns to Self-Service IT Intuit empowered its users to resolve their own IT issues with a consumer-like experience to free IT to focus on more strategic initiatives. 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