FW: [ZDNET] Patch Tuesday: Critical holes in MS Office; Cloud PC; NVIDIA's next-gen graphics card

 

 

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Breaking News Patch Tuesday: Critical security holes in Microsoft Office Microsoft has shipped a patch for to fix several critical security holes affecting its Office productivity suite and warned that hackers can use RTF (Rich Text Format) e-mails to launch code... READ MORE   More coverage: Now you can buy a fake PC for your fake cloud First look at Wyse cloud PCs (photos) So long thin client, hello 'cloud PC' Must-Read Stories   NVIDIA officially unveils GeForce GTX 580 Google's Instant Previews: A sneak peek of search results and a closer look at those ads, too Microsoft delivers first test build of next-generation SQL Server 'Denali' Rackspace bets on 'managed cloud' Is the source of open source the root of all evil PandaLabs wants Windows antivirus software ballot ... but it already exists! Connect with ZDNet   Recommended Businesses Thrive with Google Apps Learn why IT and business decision makers at SmartPractice chose Google to better support a growing mobile workforce on several different types of communication platforms and devices.
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FW: Webcast: Office 365; Zombie smartphones; 70-inch HDTV; data mining [TECH UPDATE]

 

 

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