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	Update: ITC orders import ban on older iPhones, iPads in Samsung patent dispute Apple infringed a Samsung Electronics patent, the U.S. International Trade Commission said in a final judgment that bans import into the U.S. of certain AT&T iPhone and iPad models: the iPhone 3G (which is no longer sold), 3G S, and 4, and the cellular versions of the first-gen iPad (also no longer sold) and iPad 2. Apple has said it would appeal the decision in federal court. Later versions of the iPhone (the 4S and 5) and iPad (third- and fourth-gen, and Mini) are unaffected by the ruling. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: KnowBe4 How big is your 'phishing attack surface'? Many email addresses of your organization are exposed, allowing cybercriminals to launch spear-phishing attacks. The bigger the attack footprint, the higher your risk. Fill out the form and we'll email you the list of exposed addresses. Sign up for your FREE EEC now In this Issue Google Glass competitors vie for attention as wearables industry grows Intel's Atom is on a collision course with Core -- and everybody loses Apple fixes irritating Mountain Lion bugs, firms up Java defenses Fujitsu 'world's thinnest' laptop has 11-hour battery, three times Full HD Java users woefully tardy on patching WHITE PAPER: Falconstor Software Strand Associates Improves RTO & RPO with FalconStor CDP FalconStor CDP solves Strand Associates' toughest data backup and disaster recovery (DR) challenges. CDP technology allows this engineering firm to shrink RPO to less than a minutes, decrease RTO to 15-20 minutes per server, and speed up file recovery. Learn More Google Glass competitors vie for attention as wearables industry grows Plenty of eyes may be focused on Google Glass as the device attracts attention in the field of "augmented reality," but a crop of other players developing their own glasses-like products are also hoping to stand out as the industry matures. Read More Intel's Atom is on a collision course with Core -- and everybody loses Intel has made it clear that its fourth-generation Core or "Haswell" processors will power future PCs. But at the low end of the notebook market, the company's branding strategy will be far muddier -- and that's bad for Intel, considering it needs to tell consumers exactly what to buy. Read More Apple fixes irritating Mountain Lion bugs, firms up Java defenses Apple on Tuesday updated OS X Mountain Lion, likely for one of the last times, with a combination of compatibility and reliability bug fixes as well as vulnerability patches. The update to OS X 10.8.4 -- the first from Apple since mid-March -- was accompanied by security-only updates for both OS X 10.7, aka Lion, and OS X 10.6, better known as Snow Leopard. Read More Fujitsu 'world's thinnest' laptop has 11-hour battery, three times Full HD Fujitsu will this month launch a super-thin Ultrabook, built on Intel's latest Haswell processors, with an 11-hour battery life and a screen with nearly three times HD resolution. The company said the new "UH90/L" model from its Lifebook line will be the world's thinnest for a laptop with a hard disk drive, measuring 15.5 mm at its thickest point. It will mark Fujitsu's entry into the quickly growing ranks of PCs built around Haswell processors, which boast slightly improved performance along with reduced power requirements. Read More Java users woefully tardy on patching Java has been a jackpot for hackers in recent months and an analysis of its users released Tuesday suggests why that's so. More than 50 percent of Java users are running a version of the program that's more than two years old, according to the analysis based on more than one billion endpoints monitored by Websense Security Lab. Read More
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