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 Mobile World Congress: Quad-Core and Windows 8 Expected to Shine The world's largest mobile-devices show, which starts Monday, should provide updates on quad-core phones and tablets, the consumer version of Microsoft's Windows 8, and much more. Share:   |  Windows Server 8 to Be Storage-focused OS With the beta of Windows Server 8 to be released in the next few weeks, Microsoft executives said the next-generation OS is focused squarely on storage. Share: | Google, Microsoft Butt Heads Over IE Privacy Skirting Google yesterday countered Microsoft's contention that it's skirting Internet Explorer's privacy protection, saying it's "impractical" to comply with IE's rules. Share: | Bluetooth Giving You the Blues? Here's Your Cure Bluetooth--so great when it works--can drive you crazy with dropped connections or with pairing and sound-quality problems. Here's how to cope when it goes haywire. Share: | Ubuntu for Android Will Bring the Desktop to Your Phone No mere app, this new version of Canonical's Linux distribution will coexist with Android on smartphones and offer seamless integration of apps and data. Share: | 9 Ways Google+ Can Help Your Business Google+ hasn't exactily taken the world by storm. However, with features such as free videoconferencing and the capability to share and promote content with customers and colleagues at a touch of a (+1) button, Google+ is making a concerted effort to court businesses. We look at nine ways it can help you succeed in business. Share: | YouPorn Data Breach Exposes 1 Million User Logins Portions of the YouPorn database featuring user e-mail addresses and passwords have appeared online, many of them using recognizable first and last names. Share: | Software Licensing Slows Innovation Nothing happens without money. And, when it comes to software, monetary requirements are largely dictated by vendor licensing. Share: | Windows 8 Will Deliver a Cloud Service to Rival or Beat iCloud In Windows 8 Microsoft will merge its free online storage service SkyDrive and syncing software Mesh to provide the backbone for what looks to be a service that will rival or beat iCloud. Share: | Google Docs for Android: Mobile Word Processing Gets Practical The latest version of Google Docs is cleaner, easier to read and easier to use than its predecessors, and it adds the ability to collaborate in real time. Share: | Mass Surveillance and No Privacy Bill is 'For the Children' What happens when stupid non-geeks write bills like SOPA and HR 1981? Rep. Lamar Smith says it's for the children, of course, and if you object to being spied upon online then you are some kind of guilty pro-child-porn lowlife pond scum sucker. Where does the stupidity stop? Share: | Microsoft Says Google Circumvents IE Privacy Policies Too Microsoft on Monday accused Google of bypassing privacy protections in Internet Explorer, following accusations last week that Google was doing so in Apple's Safari browser. Share: | Feds Yank Another Site -- Even Without SOPA Analysis: The Secret Service takes down JotForm and restores it without explanation; perhaps the anti-SOPA hysteria wasn't alarming enough. Share: | Now You Can Edit Collaboratively with Google Docs for Android Google Presentations get an update as well, including a new discussions feature. Share: | Mozilla's Open Web App Store Will Launch Next Week Users will be able to buy an app once and use it on any HTML5-enabled device, Mozilla says. Share: | Foxconn's Pay Increase: Will Apple's Prices Go Up, Too? The new global balance thats taking shape will be far-reaching among consumers, investors, and voters. Share: | CrowdStrike Targets Advanced Persistent Threats Startup CrowdStrike made its debut this week, promising to have a security product out by the second quarter that will target the so-called advanced persistent threat (APT) problem in which stealthy intruders infiltrate networks to steal sensitive data for business or political reasons. Share: | The BYOD Struggle: From Writing Custom Apps to Defining Security Companies are grappling with the question of whether and how to let employees use their own smartphones and tablets at work. Share: | 6 Cool Uses of Near-Field Communication NFC is about much more than Google Wallet and corporate ID badges. Share: | Researchers Break Video Captcha Security Using Robot Vision Researchers at Stanford University have discovered a way to break state-of-the-security video Captchas. Share: | |  | | Sponsored Downloads | | Remo Outlook Backup & MigrateA total solution to protect and migrate your Outlook emails. 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