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 Companies Brace for Olympic Challenge: Live Streaming of Games IT managers in businesses and governments are taking steps to ensure that the Summer Olympics do not bust networks or budgets. Share:   |  Google Adds TV as It Rolls out Fiber in Kansas City UPDATE: Fiber broadband service will cost $70 per month for 1Gbps Internet access and $120 per month including TV. Share: | Smartphone Sales Drive Samsung's Revenue Growth Samsung Electronics reported strong growth in sales and profits in the second quarter, driven primarily by its mobile phone business. Share: | Apple Security Guru Unveils iPad, iPhone Encryption A presentation at the Black Hat security conference featured an in-depth view into the security architecture for iOS, the basis of iPhones and iPad tablets. Share: | Office 365 for Consumers Will Cost Less Than $6 per Month: Analysts Microsoft must aggressively price its Office 365 subscription plans, perhaps as low as $2 a month, to convince consumers that it's good to rent software. Share: | Western Digital Bounces Back With a Vengeance After devastating monsoonal floods in Thailand shut down several of its key disk drive plants, drastically hurting its revenue and market standing, Western Digital this week reported record financial results for 2012. Share: | The 5 Hottest IT Jobs Right Now If you're an IT professional with experience building mobile or cloud applications, it's a good time to be job hunting. That's because the number of job openings... Share: | Card Game Turns You Into a White Hat Hacker Black Hat security conference: University of Washington creation gives you vicarious thrills of social engineering, lock picking. Share: | Olympics Could Strain Enterprise Networks The Olympics happen every two years, but according to media watchers and IT professionals, the impact of the Olympics on communications traffic globally from this year's games could be more significant than any in the 116-year history of the modern games. Share: | Twitter Back Up After Pre-Olympics Crash After suffering an outage that lasted more than an hour and a half today, Twitter is back up and running. Share: | Facebook Boosts Revenue by 32 Percent in First Public Financial Report UPDATE: In its first quarter as a publicly traded company, Facebook had revenues of $1.18 billion and lost $157 million, topping analysts' expectations slightly. Share: | Are Foreign Cloud Providers Exploiting Privacy Concerns? Tech officials are warning House subcommittee members that foriegn cloud services providers are trying to exploit perceived weaknesses in privacy laws to drive business away from U.S. providers. Share: | Researcher Wins $200,000 Prize From Microsoft for New Exploit Mitigation Technology Security researcher and Columbia University PhD student Vasilis Pappas was announced the winner of the Microsoft BlueHat Prize contest for an exploit mitigation... Share: | Flame's Windows Update Hack Wins Pwnie Award for Epic Ownage at Black Hat The judging panel of the Pwnie Awards, which are handed out every year at the Black Hat security conference for achievements and failures in IT security, have... Share: | Mac OS X Targeted By Clever New Trojan A new Trojan dubbed 'OSX/Crisis' has been discovered which takes sneaky to a whole new level for infecting Mac OS X systems. Share: | Obama Administration Supports New Cybersecurity Bill U.S. President Barack Obama's administration "strongly supports" a new cybersecurity bill scheduled to be debated on the Senate floor soon, even though some of... Share: | Facebook Says Mobile Ads Successful, but Analysts Say Challenges Remain Facebook seemed to answer at least one burning question about its mobile business on Thursday -- it doesn't plan to build its own smartphone -- but it's still... Share: | CLEAR and TSA PreCheck Programs Speed You Through Airport Security Two programsone public (PreCheck), one private (CLEAR)will let you get through security faster, but neither is free, and availability is limited. 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