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 Google Nexus 7 Could Heavily Impact Tablet Wars Android still has a long way to go to best Apple's iPad. But the arrival of the Nexus 7--with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean as its operating system--may shake up the tablet market. Share:   |  New Asus PC Comes with Ubuntu Linux Preloaded This 11.6-inch netbook PC is also among the first to feature the new Intel Atom Cedar Trail dual-core CPU. Share: | Web Attackers Borrow Domain Generation Tricks From Botnet-type Malware Hackers have started to adopt domain-generation techniques normally used by botnet-type malware in order to prolong the life of Web-based attacks. Share: | Survey: China to Replace Silicon Valley as Tech Innovation Hub China is seen as the next global technology innovation center replacing Silicon Valley, according to results of KPMG Global Technology Innovation Survey released on Wednesday. Share: | Do Automatic OS X Security Updates Signal a Sea Change at Apple? Experts say the move is positive, but it's unclear if Apple has changed its often criticized stance on security. Share: | Does Two-factor Authentication Need to Be Fixed? Tough criticisms heard this week from researchers about the effectiveness of two-factor authentication, especially as it's used in its token form for one-time passwords and smartcards, suggest advances need to be made to restore its luster as security protection. Share: | Cybercriminals Build Massive Banking Fraud System in the Cloud Fraud was unique in the amount of automation used, made possible through the use of cloud computing, McAfee says. Share: | Study: Government Incentives Have Almost No Impact on Creating Startups Just days after Ottawa asked for input on how to spend $400 million in new venture capital funding, a new study suggests government programs have almost no influence on entrepreneurs launching startups in Canada. Share: | Weighing Windows Server 2012 From network services and storage to virtualization and private cloud, Microsoft's beefy new server OS leaves no server role unturned. Share: | New Zealand Judge Rules Megaupload Search Warrants Were Illegal Warrants used to seize external hard drives, laptops and phones from Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom's mansion in January are illegal, a New Zealand High Court... Share: | Wickr, a Mobile Privacy Application, Sweeps Digital Crumbs Away A new mobile application for Apple devices called Wickr lets people exchange files and messages without leaving digital traces that could be examined by law... Share: | Secunia PSI 3.0 Can Silently Deploy Security Patches for Windows Software Danish vulnerability intelligence and research firm Secunia has launched version 3.0 of its Personal Software Inspector (PSI) patch management program, which can... Share: | Japan Government Investigating Small Web Breaches After Anonymous Attack Threats Several Japanese government ministries were investigating minor Web breaches Thursday, after what appeared to be threats of cyber attacks by the hacker... Share: | Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst Weighs in on Strategy, Oracle and Growth Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst is coming up on his five-year anniversary at the helm, following his arrival in December 2007. Under Whitehurst's leadership, Red... Share: | Enterprise Collaboration App Earns Google's Spotlight How do you get your Google+ app featured at Google's blockbuster I/O conference? According to Bjorn Haugland, the CEO of Symphonical, you just invite product... Share: | Google's App Engine Comes to Europe Google has added the ability to run App Engine applications on a cluster located in Europe, in order to improve performance for local users, the company said at... Share: | Google Wallet Launches Support for Subscriptions Google Wallet launched support for recurring subscription payments and has begun automatically assigning the lower of two fees for processing payments, Pali... Share: | Will the Nexus Q Be Google's Key to Developers' Hearts? Google announced a consumer media-streaming device it calls the Nexus Q at its I/O conference, taking the fight to Apple, which has largely dominated the... Share: | HP Improves Thin Client Performance With New Tool Hewlett-Packard's new Velocity software helps IT staff optimize network performance for users who work on its thin or zero clients, the company said on... Share: | US, EU, Japan Elevate Rare Earth Complaint Against China The Office of U.S. Trade Representative has elevated a trade complaint by asking for the World Trade Organization to establish a dispute settlement panel to rule... 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