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	'We regret to inform you': The Epsilon breach letters you don't want to see "We regret to inform you ..." are five words you never want to see in an email. But over the weekend thousands of people did as Epsilon began warning its customers that it had suffered a break-in and email addresses were stolen. Epsilon now says that about 50 of its client businesses were hit -- no small number as Epsilon blasts some 40 billion messages in their names each year. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IDG IDG Mobile Survey Complete the IDG Global Solutions Mobile Survey for the chance to Win an Apple iPad. Is the Mobile a Device or a Way of Life? This survey investigates... complete the survey and be part of the only global survey of its kind. Click to continue In this Issue Wozniak questions long-accepted date of 'Day One' at Apple 11 geekiest musical artists of all time iPad 2 shortages spread to the afterlife Microsoft already has rights to the Nortel patents Google wants Alcatel-Lucent takes up data center arms against Cisco, others AT&T, Verizon neck and neck on iPhone 4 satisfaction Exclusive: Sony factory hit by tsunami iPad rivals not up to snuff, says Consumer Reports Microsoft: Happy 36th birthday! SugarCRM buys Lotus Notes tools, cozies up to IBM WHITE PAPER: Eaton Maximizing UPS Availability This white paper explains why, contrary to popular belief, modular UPS designs provide superior availability even though they typically contain more parts that could potentially fail. Read More Wozniak questions long-accepted date of 'Day One' at Apple Virtually everyone agrees that Apple was "founded" on April 1, 1976 ... everyone except for one of Apple's founders. Read More 11 geekiest musical artists of all time Artists who were able to keep their geekiness intact after gaining a following, ranging in music style from hip-hop to experimental folk. Read More iPad 2 shortages spread to the afterlife iPad 2 shortages may have started easing in the U.S. but they're plaguing the afterlife in Malaysia: Chinese families there are scrambling to find paper replicas of the new tablet to burn at the tombs of their ancestors. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Take Control of Your Network Once and for All Join this IBM broadcast to learn how to manage and improve network configuration activity to keep your networks running, in compliance and generating revenue. View Now Microsoft already has rights to the Nortel patents Google wants When Google decided yesterday to bid $900 million for Nortel's patent portfolio yesterday, one natural question asked by some reporters was: Will Microsoft step in and try to block its rival from completing the deal? Read More Alcatel-Lucent takes up data center arms against Cisco, others Cisco and other data center network combatants best prepare for an onslaught of meshes and pods. Read More AT&T, Verizon neck and neck on iPhone 4 satisfaction iPhone 4 customer satisfaction ratings are basically identical for Verizon and AT&T subscribers, according to a new survey by ChangeWave Research. But at least for now, Verizon iPhone users report fewer dropped calls than those on AT&T. Read More WHITE PAPER: Quest Software Transaction Tracing through Complex Web Applications In this Quest white paper, learn about the components of a transaction as they cross various application domains. Then, discover the difficulty in connecting transaction components for monitoring, why continuously monitoring is key and how a third-party solution simplifies the challenge. Learn more. Exclusive: Sony factory hit by tsunami It's been three weeks since a devastating earthquake and tsunami hit east Japan. At Sony's Sendai Technology Center, they're still cleaning up. Read More iPad rivals not up to snuff, says Consumer Reports Any device manufacturer looking to "kill" the iPad has work cut out for it, according to Consumer Reports. Read More Microsoft: Happy 36th birthday! Microsoft was founded on April 4, 1975, as a partnership between Bill Gates and Paul Allen. The company's history is an embedded part of Americana. It's leaders are household names. Its products grace just about every household in the land. It's story is the stuff of American legend and myth (a scrappy startup that turned into an international powerhouse). Smile worthy too: Steve Ballmer as emoticons... Read More SugarCRM buys Lotus Notes tools, cozies up to IBM SugarCRM acquires vendor of customer relationship management software for IBM Lotus Notes, and adds social CRM features for iPad and other devices Read More
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