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 Microsoft Introduces Windows 8: One OS for Desktops, Laptops, and Tablets Microsoft gave the world a glimpse of Windows 8, a tablet-friendly overhaul to its operating system. Share:   |  Google, China Bicker Over Attempted Gmail Hack Google had accused China of being the country of origin for a massive hack campaign against senior U.S. government officials, but China says the allegations are 'unacceptable.' Share: | 10 Hidden Features in Windows 8 Windows 8 is coming in 2012: Here's an early look at 10 major new features and areas of improvement. Share: | New Breed of Mac Defender Skips Past Apple's Latest Patch Apple and its customers must accept that Macs aren't bulletproof and are now worth hackers' time Share: | Microsoft: Windows 8 Won't Require a New PC Having learned its lesson the hard way with Windows Vista, Microsoft offered assurances Thursday that its upcoming Windows 8 operating system won't require users... Share: | IT Increasingly Bypassed on Cloud Adoption IT departments, long criticized as being too slow in offering new technologies and services, may be facing a grassroots rebellion in many companies over cloud services. Share: | North Korea Training Cyberwarriors at Foreign Colleges North Korea is trying to boost its cyberwar capability by its best sending programmers abroad for training in the latest hacking technique Share: | Windows 8: 5 Questions About Microsoft's New OS With its Windows Phone look and touch and tiles everywhere, Windows 8 it will be a major refresh, but do we really want to touch all our Windows? Share: | Top Security Nightmares: Private iPhones, iPads, and Other Mobile Devices IPhones, iPads and other employee-owned mobile gear are the most risky devices that can be connected to corporate networks, according to a new survey by ISACA. Share: | PlayStation Store Back, Sony Finally Returns to Normal Normal service is resumed as the last commerce-driven component of the PlayStation Network, hacked by intruders in mid-April, returns to life. Share: | Facebook Video Scam Puts Malware on Mac and Windows Facebook seems unable to stop scammers from circulating malicious Web links that install fake antivirus software on victims' computers. Share: | Hackers Latest Target: Google Gmail Accounts, Defense Contractors, Mac Users Meanwhile, new Mac Defender variant shows up within hours of Apples security fix, and Northrop Grumman gets hacked. When will it end? Share: | Apple iCloud: 5 Burning Questions Apple has gone out of its way to quench speculation about its upcoming announcement at WWDC by saying what will be introduced at the conference, but that still leaves these big questions about the upcoming iCloud services. Share: | Hackers: Coming Soon to a PC Near You The PBS attack and Tupac report may seem like fun and games, but the joke could be on hackers if the Pentagon has its way. Share: | Google Apps to Cut Off Support to Older Browsers The search giant is eliminating support for several browsers, including Internet Explorer 7, in August. Share: | Apple Takes Control of iCloud.com Domain Reports had surfaced in late April that Apple paid Xcerion $4.5 million for the iCloud.com domain. Share: | As MacDefender Evolves, Cat-and-Mouse Security Comes to Mac Even if MacDefender goes away, it has changed the Apple security game forever. Share: | Apple Cracking Down on iPhone, iPad 'Giveaways' Promotions using iPad and iPhones as bait are coming under closer scrutiny from Apple, according to reports. Share: | Bluetooth Touted as the Cancer-free Wireless Tech If you're worried that your cellphone might be giving you cancer, the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) has a solution for you: Use Bluetooth. Share: | Third-Party Devices, Easy App Development Could Lift webOS Executives say HP is ready to let others develop devices based on the mobile platform, a move that could help raise the profile of webOS among businesses. 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