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	Do benchmarks really measure a browser's speed? Browser makers love to tout benchmark scores, but the speed tests are problematic and don't always provide the best real-world performance picture. Read More : Liquid error: undefined method `name' for nil:NilClass Click to continue In this Issue Microsoft app analyzes busy schedules Verizon finds cause of LTE outage Intel eyes post-Thunderbolt interconnect technology Feds to remotely uninstall Coreflood bot from some PCs RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Microsoft Is Microsoft Desktop Virtualization for you? Desktop Virtualization provides a comprehensive suite of solutions that enables companies to give their employees flexibility to work everywhere; simplifying compliance and management through a centralized and unified infrastructure. Learn how IT is empowering users with Desktop Virtualization with this on-demand roundtable. Click to continue Microsoft app analyzes busy schedules In an effort to demonstrate the versatility of its PowerPivot business intelligence technology, Microsoft has released a free add-on application to Microsoft Office that analyzes the contents of a user's Microsoft Exchange calendar. This Calendar Analytics Tool can aggregate and analyze the meeting data that resides in a user's Microsoft Exchange Schedule. Read More Verizon finds cause of LTE outage Verizon Wireless has determined the cause of an outage that crippled its LTE mobile data network starting late Tuesday and it is working to solve the problem, but the carrier has not estimated when the system will be restored. Read More Intel eyes post-Thunderbolt interconnect technology A new interconnect technology being developed by Intel could be ready for use by 2015 and will be able to shuttle data between computers at up to five times the speed of its recently launched Thunderbolt technology. Read More Feds to remotely uninstall Coreflood bot from some PCs Federal authorities will remotely uninstall the Coreflood botnet Trojan from some infected Windows PCs over the next four weeks. Coreflood will be removed from infected computers only when the owners have been identified by the Department of Justice and they have submitted an authorization form to the FBI. Read More
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