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 Top 15 Innovative Mobile Apps to Watch in 2011 Mobile apps are becoming increasingly influential, as they have the potential to spread to millions of tablets and smartphones. Here are 15 that we think will make a difference in 2011. Share:   |  7 Mistakes to Avoid When Designing Websites for Smartphones and Tablets Your website might be gorgeous, but is it really cross-platform? Don't be so sure Share: | Epsilon Data Breach: Expect a Surge in Spear Phishing Attacks The Epsilon data breach exposed millions of customer email addresses, leading security experts to warn that a wave of spear phishing attacks is on the horizon. Share: | How Much Longer Will Your Unlimited Data Plan Exist? Data caps on nearly all wireless and wired networks in the U.S. seem likely to be in place soon, even though Verizon Wireless and Sprint continue to offer unlimited plans. Share: | Did a Glass Shortage Slow the Arrival of the RIM BlackBerry Playbook Tablet? 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Share: | Google Boosts Android Security With Encrypted Tablets, Remote PIN Reset Google is trying to make Android more appealing to businesses by adding IT administration tools to Google Apps that can encrypt Android tablets or remotely reset PINs. Share: | Users Find IE9 Upgrade in Windows Update Although Microsoft has denied pulling the trigger on IE9 upgrade offers, some users say the browser is showing up on their Windows Vista and Windows 7 update lists. Share: | Mammoth Microsoft Patch Will Fix 64 Flaws Next Tuesday Microsoft today said the big patch will fix a record 64 vulnerabilities in Windows, Office, Internet Explorer, Windows graphics framework, and other software. Share: | Microsoft Blames Apple for Outlook 2011 Sync Snafu Microsoft today blamed Apple for changes that will prevent users of Office for Mac 2011 from synchronizing their Outlook calendars with Apple's MobileMe. Share: | Attackers Favor Social-networking Sites, Shortened URLs Social-networking sites and shortened URLs have become the favored technologies for scam artists to lure victims to websites that attempt to push malware. Share: | Cloud Computing Standards: Too Many, Doing Too Little There are so many categories of cloud computing and so many competing standards that users may not be able to move among them easily. Share: | Dual-screen Devices You Can Buy Now (or Hopefully Soon) Are two screens better than one? In recent years, device makers have been exploring this question with mixed results. Share: | Lessons Learned from the Epsilon Data Breach As the dust seems to begin settling on the Epsilon data breach, lets take a look at the lessons we can learn from the incident. Share: | Epsilon Fallout: What Happened to Not Sharing My Information? One of the biggest questions I have in the wake of the Epsilon data breach is "who the hell is Epsilon and why did they have my email address?" 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