[TechRepublic] Beware of the phone hacking scandal

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Smartphone security and the phone hacking scandal The "phone hacking" scandal unfolding in the UK has demonstrated how trivial it is to gain unauthorized access to voicemail and other information stored on smartphones. Ignoring basic security steps only makes it easier. Read more Resource of the day BlackBerry Users: Never Leave Your Professional Network Behind Discover how BlackBerry smartphone users can take their professional networks with them. Get an overview of the BlackBerry clients for IBM Lotus Connections and IBM Lotus Quickr and the technical details of how they work on BlackBerry. Five ways that smartphones enhance your business Scott Lowe explains five ways that smartphones can shape your business communications strategy and interaction opportunities. Read more Keeping it clean: Protect your iPad or iPhone with VirusBarrier Now that he uses an iPad almost daily, Derek Schauland looked into some virus-scanning protection for it. Here's his take on the reasonably-priced VirusBarrier app for iOS devices. Read more The strength of Google Android Honeycomb is also its major weakness Google Honeycomb has the potential to be a replacement lightweight, portable personal computer operating system for content consumption and creation. This potential strength is also where Honeycomb falls down. Read more Five password reset options for online apps Programmer Justin James presents five common ways to reset passwords for online applications and explains which two of the options provide the most security. Read more Set the Scenes on your HTC device and make your mobile life easier Jack Wallen takes a look at Scenes, which are a part of HTC's Sense UI. Find out how Scenes can help you become a much more efficient, task-oriented mobile device user. Read more The tools and features still missing from Google Apps Google Apps has come a long way, but the apps still have a few kinks to be worked out. Kevin Purdy lists some of the drawbacks to Google Apps. Read more The economics of Apple's App Store Apple's App Store average paid app price is $1.44, of which it's reported the company gets an average of 26 cents per download. Larry Dignan offers more details. Read more Mobile developer tips on location requests and Android Proximity Alerts Kyle Miller provides sample code for fetching location on mobile web, and highlights potential issues you might face when setting up Proximity Alerts in Android. Read more Windows Phone 7 developer tips about OData, IronRuby, and MVVM Justin James provides WP7 development tricks and details on submitting apps to App Hub, customizing keyboard layouts with InputScope, and using tombstoning. Read more Q&A on Verizon's new tiered data plans Michelle Gilbert from Verizon Wireless provides some answers to questions about Verizon's new tiered data usage plans. Read more Geek toolbelt: App monitors vulnerabilities on iOS Derek Schauland reviews an app that helps you monitor iOS vulnerabilities from your iPhone or other iOS device. Read more Featured multimedia   Smartphone OSes compared (photos) Shopping for a new smartphone and confused by all the different operating systems? CNET offers a comparison of the various platforms to help you decide. View on site Upcoming smartphones: Summer edition (photos) A number of companies have promised new smartphones for the summer. We've rounded up all the announced models in one place to help you keep track of what's coming and where they're headed. See them here. View on site Seven great sources for free iOS apps (screenshots) A lot of apps are already a bargain at a buck or two, but nothing beats free. These sites, apps, and services help you find free and newly free downloads for your iDevice. View on site Google+ coverage on TechRepublic Why Google Plus is about to change the Web as we know it Four ways Google+ will end up in your workplace Google+: It's friending, with benefits (images) 7 Google+ essentials (photos) Today's recommended downloads Dispelling the Vapor Around Cloud Computing (IBM) Recommendations for Implementing Cloud Security (IBM) Cloud Computing Implementation: Learning From Others Mistakes (IBM) New Storage Options to Tame the Information Explosion (IBM) Take Your Business Relationships to the Next Level (IBM) Perennial favorites   Lesser-known Android tips and tricks Smartphones with the lowest and the highest radiation levels Ways to improve your mobile computing experience Stainless steel wallet review: Two years later A stainless steel wallet seems like it would be pretty durable. How is it after two years of use? TechRepublic newsletters   Get Mac tips, the latest IT news updates, product reviews, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Macs in Business Tech Sanity Check Five Tips 10 Things

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[TechRepublic] Beware of the phone hacking scandal

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Smartphone security and the phone hacking scandal The "phone hacking" scandal unfolding in the UK has demonstrated how trivial it is to gain unauthorized access to voicemail and other information stored on smartphones. Ignoring basic security steps only makes it easier. Read more Resource of the day Cloud Computing Implementation: Learning From Others Mistakes There are things that can go wrong with any implementation. Read this white paper to learn more about cloud computing and how to learn from the mistakes of others. Five ways that smartphones enhance your business Scott Lowe explains five ways that smartphones can shape your business communications strategy and interaction opportunities. Read more Keeping it clean: Protect your iPad or iPhone with VirusBarrier Now that he uses an iPad almost daily, Derek Schauland looked into some virus-scanning protection for it. Here's his take on the reasonably-priced VirusBarrier app for iOS devices. Read more The strength of Google Android Honeycomb is also its major weakness Google Honeycomb has the potential to be a replacement lightweight, portable personal computer operating system for content consumption and creation. This potential strength is also where Honeycomb falls down. Read more Five password reset options for online apps Programmer Justin James presents five common ways to reset passwords for online applications and explains which two of the options provide the most security. Read more Set the Scenes on your HTC device and make your mobile life easier Jack Wallen takes a look at Scenes, which are a part of HTC's Sense UI. Find out how Scenes can help you become a much more efficient, task-oriented mobile device user. Read more The tools and features still missing from Google Apps Google Apps has come a long way, but the apps still have a few kinks to be worked out. Kevin Purdy lists some of the drawbacks to Google Apps. Read more The economics of Apple's App Store Apple's App Store average paid app price is $1.44, of which it's reported the company gets an average of 26 cents per download. Larry Dignan offers more details. Read more Mobile developer tips on location requests and Android Proximity Alerts Kyle Miller provides sample code for fetching location on mobile web, and highlights potential issues you might face when setting up Proximity Alerts in Android. Read more Windows Phone 7 developer tips about OData, IronRuby, and MVVM Justin James provides WP7 development tricks and details on submitting apps to App Hub, customizing keyboard layouts with InputScope, and using tombstoning. Read more Q&A on Verizon's new tiered data plans Michelle Gilbert from Verizon Wireless provides some answers to questions about Verizon's new tiered data usage plans. Read more Geek toolbelt: App monitors vulnerabilities on iOS Derek Schauland reviews an app that helps you monitor iOS vulnerabilities from your iPhone or other iOS device. Read more Featured multimedia   Smartphone OSes compared (photos) Shopping for a new smartphone and confused by all the different operating systems? CNET offers a comparison of the various platforms to help you decide. View on site Upcoming smartphones: Summer edition (photos) A number of companies have promised new smartphones for the summer. We've rounded up all the announced models in one place to help you keep track of what's coming and where they're headed. See them here. View on site Seven great sources for free iOS apps (screenshots) A lot of apps are already a bargain at a buck or two, but nothing beats free. These sites, apps, and services help you find free and newly free downloads for your iDevice. View on site Google+ coverage on TechRepublic Why Google Plus is about to change the Web as we know it Four ways Google+ will end up in your workplace Google+: It's friending, with benefits (images) 7 Google+ essentials (photos) Today's recommended downloads The Truth about Fragmentation and Your SAN Environment (Diskeeper) BlackBerry Users: Never Leave Your Professional Network Behind (IBM) Take Your Business Relationships to the Next Level (IBM) Cloud Computing Implementation: Learning From Others Mistakes (IBM) Build a Solid Strategy for Security and Risk Management (IBM) Perennial favorites   Lesser-known Android tips and tricks Smartphones with the lowest and the highest radiation levels Ways to improve your mobile computing experience Stainless steel wallet review: Two years later A stainless steel wallet seems like it would be pretty durable. How is it after two years of use? TechRepublic newsletters   Get Mac tips, the latest IT news updates, product reviews, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Macs in Business Tech Sanity Check Five Tips 10 Things

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[TechRepublic] IT management job openings, week of July 11

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IT management job openings, week of July 11 Looking to advance your career? Here are some top-level IT management positions that are currently open. Read more Resource of the day Don't Let Fragmentation Slow Down Your Modern Storage Environment Separate the myths and misconceptions about fragmentation solutions from the truth. Read this white paper to learn about new solutions for disk fragmentation and how to deliver peak system performance and reliability. Should technology push out cursive writing instruction? More and more states are opting to drop the teaching of cursive writing because of technological advancements. What do you think? Read more 15 best cities for teleworking Teleworking has faced some challenges in the past, but some cities are making an effort to make it work. Read more My favorite 7 questions Most managers know there's a lot of insight to be gleaned from talking to the troops. This week John McKee provides his favorite seven questions used by leaders of various organizations. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Background check companies scrutinize your online presence A background check company can drill down into your social networking practices, going so far as to make note of what you 'like' in Facebook. Read more Are social media and mobile app jobs just fads? Are social media and mobile app jobs fads or legitimate fields to get into? Read more Lessons learned in the Norming and Performing team development phases Once you master the first two stages in Bruce Tuckman's team development model, here are tips on effectively completing the Norming and Performing phases. Read more Featured multimedia   Sony debuts S1 and S2 Android Honeycomb tablets (photos) CNET gets a hands-on with the 4G Android 3.0 Honeycomb devices in San Francisco. View on site Today's recommended downloads Keep Your SAN at Peak Performance (Diskeeper) Build a Solid Strategy for Security and Risk Management (IBM) Cloud Computing Implementation: Learning From Others Mistakes (IBM) Take Your Business Relationships to the Next Level (IBM) Make Better Decisions with Better Information (IBM) Stainless steel wallet review: Two years later A stainless steel wallet seems like it would be pretty durable. How is it after two years of use? TechRepublic newsletters   Get IT advice and techniques, mobile news, Mac tips, and product reviews in these TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Five Tips 10 Things Smartphones Macs in Business Connect with TechRepublic Featured training courses   ICND1 - Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices 1 Managing and Maintaining Server 2008 Understanding Networking Fundamentals CISSP Prep Course Implementing and Maintaining SQL Server 2008 Browse all training courses Presented by Global Knowledge

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[TechRepublic] IT management job openings, week of July 11

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IT management job openings, week of July 11 Looking to advance your career? Here are some top-level IT management positions that are currently open. Read more Resource of the day Simplify your IT with a complete service lifecycle approach Discover how you can improve efficiency - dramatically - through an ITIL-based service oriented approach. See how the unique features enhance end user and agent support by: (i) Standardizing core incident and problem processes, (ii) Integrating self-service catalog and request management, (iii) Automating continuous discovery of assets, infrastructure and applications and (iv) Improving end-to-end change management. Watch HP Demo Tour now. Should technology push out cursive writing instruction? More and more states are opting to drop the teaching of cursive writing because of technological advancements. What do you think? Read more 15 best cities for teleworking Teleworking has faced some challenges in the past, but some cities are making an effort to make it work. Read more My favorite 7 questions Most managers know there's a lot of insight to be gleaned from talking to the troops. This week John McKee provides his favorite seven questions used by leaders of various organizations. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Background check companies scrutinize your online presence A background check company can drill down into your social networking practices, going so far as to make note of what you 'like' in Facebook. Read more Are social media and mobile app jobs just fads? Are social media and mobile app jobs fads or legitimate fields to get into? Read more Lessons learned in the Norming and Performing team development phases Once you master the first two stages in Bruce Tuckman's team development model, here are tips on effectively completing the Norming and Performing phases. Read more Featured multimedia   Sony debuts S1 and S2 Android Honeycomb tablets (photos) CNET gets a hands-on with the 4G Android 3.0 Honeycomb devices in San Francisco. View on site Today's recommended downloads Unified Communications Four steps to standardizing IT service management KPMG, HP simplify HP records management - A Case Study FICO inspires IT value with HP Service Manager Change Management in ERM Stainless steel wallet review: Two years later A stainless steel wallet seems like it would be pretty durable. How is it after two years of use? TechRepublic newsletters   Get IT advice and techniques, mobile news, Mac tips, and product reviews in these TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Five Tips 10 Things Smartphones Macs in Business Connect with TechRepublic Featured training courses   ICND1 - Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices 1 Managing and Maintaining Server 2008 Understanding Networking Fundamentals CISSP Prep Course Implementing and Maintaining SQL Server 2008 Browse all training courses Presented by Global Knowledge

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