News from ZDNet | | Google picks Kansas City for high-speed fiber network Google brings high-speed fiber Internet infrastructure to Kansas City. Next stop: the rest of America. Read more | No Broadband for You, You, or You: Kansas City wins Google Fibre Good for Kansas City that Google will be giving the cityââ¬â¢s citizens, but will other towns even get a chance for affordable Internet broadband deals like this in the future? Read more | Dell spreads iPad FUD I'm still trying to make sense of the comments made to CIO Australia by Dell's global head of marketing for large enterprises and public organisations, Andy Lark, regarding the iPad. Read more | Mass SQL injection attack leads to scareware Security researchers from WebSense have detected a mass SQL injection attack, which the cybercriminals monetize through scareware, also known as fake security software. Read more | Samsung selling notebook with pre-installed keylogger? Here's an interesting (and worrying) story - keylogger discovered on Samsung R525 and R540. Read more | Cloud computing dominates data center agenda, says survey Cloud computing adoption among data center managers has snowballed in the last year with more than 70 percent of respondents who have implemented the technology or seriously considering it,... Read more | Mozilla Firefox for Android: My most valuable app Mozilla launched its Firefox 4 for Android and the mobile browser has come a long way through its beta. In fact, it's my most valuable app on my HTC Incredible and its importance will only get... Read more | Cisco upgrades data center portfolio Cisco launched an overhaul of its data center portfolio including switches, servers and storage networking protocols and data center management software. Read more | How to build a virtual cubicle for working anywhere Whether working remotely is productive or not depends on the work environment at a given location. Here are some basic tips for building a good virtual cubicle no matter where you work. Read more | Hands-on green datacenter research with HP HP's new Colrado research datacenter will focus on technologies for building more efficient facilities for their customers., Read more | Google's +1: A Facebook "Like" copycat that falls short on search enhancement Google today announced its version of the Facebook "Like" button, a search results tool called "+1." àAnd as much as it appears to be a copycat of something that's already popular, Google's... Read more | Roku XD rolls out to Best Buy locations nationwide Roku's growing popularity is has become extra evident now that the Roku HD set-top box will be sold at Best Buy locations nationwide. Read more | |  |  | About this newsletter | The Tech Sanity Check newsletter is my daily update on the world of technology. You'll get my opinions, reviews, user polls, and hand-picked stories of the day. Jason Hiner TechRepublic Editor in Chief
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