MUST READ Google Keep Arrives, But For How Long? By Thomas Claburn Will Google Keep be kept? Plans to discontinue Google Reader have users worried about Google's new answer to Evernote.
HP Shareholders Meeting Marked By Dissent Shareholders raise heated questions about HP board's Autonomy investigating committee; narrowly fail to oust controversial board members.
South Korea Bank Hacks: 7 Key Facts Data-wiping attacks on Windows and Linux computers may have just focused on random targets to cause chaos, security researchers say.
Microsoft Seeks Windows 8 App Wave As Microsoft works to attract developers to Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8, does $100 app bonus encourage quantity over quality?
The End Of BYOD As We Know It? Will IT limit which devices can connect to the corporate network? It feels like we're heading for separate Internets, aligned with mobile OSes and clouds.
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INSIDE THIS WEEK'S ISSUE OF INFORMATIONWEEK GOVERNMENT A well-defended perimeter is only half the battle in securing the government's IT environments. Agencies must also protect their most valuable data.
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8 Great Cloud Storage Services If you need personal or enterprise cloud file storage -- or more of it -- it's not just a Dropbox world anymore. Use our guide to choose wisely.
Apple iPhone 5S: Best And Worst Rumors What will Apple's next iPhone, or iPhones, look like? As the rumors fly, we separate the likely from the ludicrous for the iPhone 5S.
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Bob Metcalfe Plans Ethernet's 40th The 'Father of Ethernet' comes back to PARC, the scene of the crime, to talk about Ethernet's future -- including a 40th birthday bash in May. Watch
Safe And Secure Cloud Computing: Is There Such A Thing? For some companies, security concerns are an inhibitor to their fully embracing this new computing paradigm. Where exactly is my data? Can the "Cloud" crash? Can the cloud meet my compliance requirements? Join this free informational webcast on Thursday, March 28, 2013 to help you identify and navigate through the decisions you need to make as you plan for your IT future. More Information & Registration
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