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• Google's Bouncer Ejects Malware From Android Market

  Meet Bouncer, a technology Google has been using to continuously scan and test apps in the Android Market for malicious behavior.
  

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• Virus Hits Part Of U.S. Commerce Dept.

  Economic Development Administration has disabled its website and email while attack is investigated.
  

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• iPhone App Contains Secret Tethering Capability

  By entering the codes "1984" and "31337" in iRandomizer Numbers, you can create a sharable Internet connection using your iPhone.
  

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• KDE Plans Open Source Linux 'Spark' Tablet

  Unlike the Kindle Fire and iPad, this hacker-oriented device was built to be customized by the end user.
  

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  Doug Henschen

  2 Ways To Ease Hadoop Growing Pains

  EMC Isilon and RainStor address enterprise gaps in the open source Apache Hadoop framework.
  

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  Eric Zeman

  RIM's Cartoon More Preschool Than Bold

  RIM turns to the "Bold" team of superheroes in its latest marketing push. But the Saturday-morning-style characters probably won't appeal to...
  

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  Fritz Nelson

  For RIM, New CEO Is Not Enough

  RIM needs new blood and fresh thinking, attributes it still lacks following Sunday's CEO shakeup.
  

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  David Berlind

  CES 2012: Samsung's Mobile Memory Helps Drive Miniaturization

  Smartphones and tablets aren't the only reasons that Samsung is at CES 2012. As one of the biggest players in the mobile memory market, Samsung is...
  

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  Rob Preston

  The New IT Rulebook: Not For The Faint Of Heart

  Smaller, lighter, and more agile are more than just industry buzzwords. IT organizations that fail to lead those charges will get relegated to...
  

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  Art Wittmann

  New CEO Won't Stop RIM's Bleeding: Exclusive Research

  IT pros are split on whether a bolder move might have helped the BlackBerry maker, but they almost universally agree that elevating Thorsten Heins...
  

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  John Foley

  Obama's Google+ Debut: Lessons Learned

  Online get-together with a handful of citizens was a step forward for open government, but participation was limited and key questions were skipped.
  

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