Cloud files deleted from smartphones can be recovered

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	Deleted cloud files can be recovered from smartphones, researchers find If you think the files you delete from your mobile device and file-sharing service are really gone for good, think again: Researchers from the University of Glasgow have discovered that they could fully recover images, audio files, PDFs, and Word documents deleted from Dropbox, Box, and SugarSync, using both an HTC Android smartphone and an iPhone. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems Guide to a successful BYOD and mobile IT strategy It's the biggest shift in IT in years: the consumerization-of-IT trend that gained major traction with the advent of the iPhone and other modern mobile devices, causing most businesses to let employees bring -- or at least choose -- their own smartphones and tablets, all in fewer than two years. Learn More In this Issue Microsoft extends Azure Hadoop, mobile app development functionality Blackberry Z10 sales start Friday in U.S. Salesforce.com integrates mobile Chatter apps with its CRM software U.S. defense researcher bought pirated software from Russians, Chinese, DOJ says JPMorgan Chase customers see zero balances after technical glitch WEBCAST: CDW Corporation The Best Path to SaaS Cloud computing is here to stay. Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) is particularly popular because it can lower cost while enabling business agility. But not all applications are suited to SaaS. In this Webcast you will learn the best applications for SaaS deployment and how to avoid SaaS pitfalls and cost overruns. Learn More. Microsoft extends Azure Hadoop, mobile app development functionality Microsoft has released a number of enhancements to Windows Azure that will make it easier to deploy and manage Hadoop clusters and integrate more mobile apps with the cloud platform. Read More Blackberry Z10 sales start Friday in U.S. BlackBerry Z10 sales kick off this Friday in the U.S., but it is still unclear how popular the smartphone and its Q10 cousin running BlackBerry 10 will be, amid a number of contradictory predictions and indicators. AT&T will put the Z10 on sale for $199.99 and a two-year contract this Friday, followed by Verizon Wireless a week later at the same price. Read More Salesforce.com integrates mobile Chatter apps with its CRM software Salesforce.com will upgrade its Chatter enterprise social networking (ESN) application for iOS and release one for the first time for Android on Tuesday, delivering in both new capabilities to integrate them with its main CRM software. The mobile apps will let users access CRM account information stored in Salesforce.com from the Chatter activity stream and take a variety of actions from within that feed interface. Read More U.S. defense researcher bought pirated software from Russians, Chinese, DOJ says The former chief scientist at a Kentucky defense contractor has been sentenced to a year in prison for buying pirated software from Russian and Chinese hackers and using it to design components for military helicopters. Wronald Best, 55, of Owensboro, Kentucky, purchased the modeling and design software, with a retail value of more than $2.3 million, for use at his job with MPD, a manufacturer of military and law enforcement equipment, the U.S. Department of Justice said. Read More JPMorgan Chase customers see zero balances after technical glitch Customers of JPMorgan Chase reported seeing zero balances in their accounts both online and on mobile, and speculated that the bank's systems had been hacked into. The bank however clarified late Monday that it was having a technology problem regarding customers' balance information that it was working to resolve. Read More
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