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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:   |  FTC Reaches $359 Million Settlement Over 'Free' Trial Offers The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has reached a suspended US$359 million settlement with a Canadian businessman and his companies for charging customers for... Share: | Nokia Biggest Windows Phone Vendor in Q4, Strategy Analytics Says Nokia shipped 900,000 Windows Phones during the fourth quarter, which was enough to become the world's number one Microsoft smartphone vendor. Share: | Software Licensing Slows Innovation Nothing happens without money. And, when it comes to software, monetary requirements are largely dictated by vendor licensing. 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: | Google Promises Chrome Won't Track Chrome will join other browsers by adding a button to let users opt out of automated tracking, after getting grief for Google's practices. Share: | Apple's E-Mail Services Push up to German Border, but No Further Apple has been forced to turn off its iCloud and MobileMe push e-mail services for users in Germany to comply with an injunction in a patent lawsuit brought by Motorola Mobility. 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: | Free Android App Scans for Aggressive Ad Networks Lookout Security today launched a free program that scans Android devices for evidence of apps that use any of 35 different ad networks, and tells users what kinds of ads will be displayed and what user information those networks collect. Share: | "Do Not Track" Has It Backwards Online privacy is a hot issue, and the Do Not Track movement is gaining some momentum, but the whole thing is based on an upside down moral code. Share: | Android: Coming Soon to a Desktop Near You? A recent patent application suggests Google plans to bring Android onto desktop and notebook PCs. Can computing convergence be far behind? Share: | Giving the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights Some Teeth The Obama initiative for a Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights is a step in the right direction, but a voluntary program won't work in the long run. Share: | Google: New Privacy Policy to Have Little Impact on Enterprise Google's plan to share user data across its online services will have little effect on users of the company's enterprise, government and education application... Share: | Hacker Billboard Pastebin Struggles With DDOS Attacks Pastebin, a website favored by hackers to publicly post sensitive stolen data, has been battling an ongoing distributed denial-of-service (DDOS) attack aimed at... Share: | US Patent Authorities Weigh Against Oracle Claims in Android Suit An ongoing series of reviews by U.S. patent authorities has led to a new series of adverse rulings against Oracle's Java patent and a copyright lawsuit against... Share: | Deliver E-Mail Messages at Scheduled Times with Right Inbox This handy browser plug-in for Gmail adds a "Send Later" option so you can control when a message gets delivered. Share: | Small-cell, Wi-Fi Backers Advancing Their Technology Wi-Fi hotspots and small cellular radios could make life easier for both consumers and mobile operators, and powerful backers are lining up this week to show how... Share: | How to Free Your Company From Organizational-chart Tyranny A myth lies at the heart of most corporate organizational charts that the boss is surrounded by a group of senior leaders who form the company's decision-making... Share: | Proposed Encrypted Media Support in HTML5 Sparks DRM Debate on W3C Mailing List A proposal drafted by Microsoft, Google and Netflix to add support for encrypted media playback in HTML5, has sparked a debate on the W3C (World Wide Web... Share: | New WordPress Plugin Locks Down Your Website's Security 6Scan helps you find and fix vulnerabilities within your WordPress website. 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