Samsung files patent infringement motion against iPhone 5

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	Samsung files patent infringement motion against iPhone 5 Samsung Electronics filed a motion in a U.S. federal court on Monday to add Apple's latest smartphone, the iPhone 5, to its patent lawsuit. Also on Monday, a judge lifted a sales ban on the company's Galaxy Tab 10.1. Samsung's motion, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, seeks to add the iPhone 5 to its second lawsuit filed against Apple on April 18, the company said in a statement. Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW VMware The Path to Data Center Optimization Following the sale of a company division housing its corporate data center, Source Interlink had to relocate core IT operations. Teaming with CDW, they were able to not only relocate, but lower capital and operating costs, reduce their carbon footprint, and increase efficiency. Learn more. In this Issue HP takes aim at Cisco, Juniper with full SDN portfolio splash Rights group lauds privacy changes in Apple's iOS 6 Security startup launches first 'exploit blocking' program Startup promises a touchscreen floating in the air OS X Mountain Lion's torrid upgrade pace cools WHITE PAPER: Centrify Using Microsoft Active Directory to Address PCI With Active Directory and Centrify, you can extend what you already own to non-Windows systems, yielding substantial benefits through stronger security, streamlined IT operations and detailed user activity audit tracking. Most importantly, together they enable you to address many PCI requirements. View Now HP takes aim at Cisco, Juniper with full SDN portfolio splash HP this week will unveil a software-defined networking portfolio that spans infrastructure, control plane operations, and applications in an effort to lead the emerging SDN market. Read More Rights group lauds privacy changes in Apple's iOS 6 Apple has received rare praise from a leading rights advocacy group for incorporating important new privacy enhancing features in its recently released iOS 6 operating system. In a blog post on Monday, the Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT) said the changes give iOS device users substantially more control over their private data while setting the bar for others to follow. Read More Security startup launches first 'exploit blocking' program Silicon Valley startup ZeroVulnerabilityLabs has made available a free program it claims stops malware from exploiting a wide range of software vulnerabilities regardless of whether these flaws are publically known or not. Available now in a beta version for consumers and non-profits (the business version requires a license), ExploitShield Browser Edition is designed to be "install and forget," the company said. Read More Startup promises a touchscreen floating in the air While users go crazy for touchscreens on their smartphones and tablets, Minnesota startup Tarsier is working on what it calls the interface for the next 30 years: a touchscreen you don't have to touch. Read More OS X Mountain Lion's torrid upgrade pace cools More Mac users took to OS X Mountain Lion last month even as its explosive growth in August slowed dramatically, Web measurement company Net Applications said Monday. The ebbing uptake fit earlier OS X upgrade trajectories. Mountain Lion, also known as OS X 10.8, accounted for 22.3 percent of all Mac operating systems during September, Net Applications' data showed. That represented a 2.5-point increase over August, when Mountain Lion recorded a massive 16-point jump over the month before. Apple released Mountain Lion on July 25. Read More
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