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Our Top Stories Avoiding Data Loss Is Easier Than You Think Most organizations believe they aren't in danger of losing data, but as recent news demonstrates, the threat is real and no organization is immune. Share: Why Doesnt Google Polish Android With Chrome? Google's two-operating-system strategy looks to take down Microsoft and Apples OS dominance. Share: PlayBook Sells 250,000 in First Month, Analyst Estimates An estimated 250,000 BlackBerry PlayBook tablets have been sold in the first month, edging out Motorola Xoom's early sales. Share: Intel May Have a Fight Unseating ARM Chips The world's biggest chip maker is focusing in on the mobile market, but analysts say ARM is in a great position to withstand any Intel onslaught. Share: The Green IT Movement Has Lost the Plot E-waste is a serious problem for IT, but energy is getting all the attention. It's time to turn that around. Share: Data Centers, Under Strain, Expand at Furious Pace About a third to half of all data centers will be physically expanding or leasing new space in the next two years. Share: San Francisco Grabs Onto the Cloud With Microsoft The city of San Francisco announced Wednesday that it is moving workers from multiple email systems to Microsoft's cloud-based email. Share: Remote Access at Warp Speed Riverbed's Steelhead Mobile WAN acceleration software client slashes Web, mail, file copy, and file transfer times for Windows and Mac users. Share: Intel Throws Might Into Chasing Mobile Market and ARM After years of dominance in computer chips, Intel now is chasing the chip market and trying to redefine its future. Share: HP's TouchPad Could Emerge as Viable IPad Competitor HP's TouchPad could emerge as a viable competitor to Apple's iPad tablet in a burgeoning market filled with disappointing competitors, industry analysts said... Share: Linux Kernel Update Brings a New Wave of Hardware Support Hundreds of new and enhanced drivers will help make compatibility problems a thing of the past for users of the open source operating system. Share: North Korea's Internet Domain Is in New Hands Control of North Korea's top-level Internet domain has been formally assigned to a government-backed venture after the previous operator, a German company, let... Share: ADP Wants More Than Your Payroll ADP, which claims to handle the payroll for one in six working Americans, is moving aggressively to modernize its services and expand the range of products it... Share: GlobalFoundries Plans to Open Fab in Abu Dhabi Chip manufacturing company GlobalFoundries on Thursday said it plans to open a factory in Abu Dhabi as it expands worldwide operations. Share: Novatel Readies Embedded LTE Module for Verizon's Network Novatel Wireless' Expedite E362 4G LTE embedded module has received technical approval to run on the Verizon Wireless LTE (Long Term Evolution) network, the chip... Share: Intel Gets Defensive About Windows 8 on ARM Intel claims ARM is not a threat, but it is quick to point out that legacy software won't work, and how it is hedging its bets with Linux and Android. Share: Siemens SCADA Hacking Talk Pulled Over Security Concerns A planned presentation on security vulnerabilities in Siemens industrial control systems was pulled Wednesday over worries that the information in the talk was... Share: Day 18: Google Docs Translations Don't Make Sense Google claims Google Docs can translate 53 different languages, but my experience suggests that the translations are essentially useless in many cases. 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