Review: SanDisk's wireless mobile flash drives -- one of them's a winner

	Samsung's new memory for tablets and smartphones is 3X faster | Data.gov gets an open-source revamp
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	Review: SanDisk's wireless mobile flash drives -- one of them's a winner SanDisk this week released its first wireless external flash drives, offering mobile device users up to 64GB of capacity for streaming movies or storing photos. But only one of the two drives is a clear winner. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Top 10 Cloud Backup and DR Best Practices Building out a complete disaster recovery infrastructure can be cost prohibitive for many organizations. This paper identifies the many ways the public cloud can supplement backup and recovery strategies and offers overall best practices to ensure secure and efficient data protection. Learn More In this Issue Samsung's new memory for tablets and smartphones is 3X faster Data.gov gets an open-source revamp 10 excellent new features in Windows Server 2012 R2 Open-source project, Crypton, seeks to make encryption easier True tales of (mostly) white-hat hacking WHITE PAPER: CommVault Enterprise Storage eGuide Storage professionals today are dealing with the ramification of a number of new technologies. Trends such as cloud, virtualization, mobility and big data are having a significant impact on how enterprises store data today. Learn More Samsung's new memory for tablets and smartphones is 3X faster Samsung is now mass producing 16GB, 32GB and 64GB embedded memory cards that have 400MB/sec interface speeds, almost triple the performance of its current embedded mobile memory. Read More Data.gov gets an open-source revamp The U.S. government's portal for the data it creates, Next.Data.gov, is getting a revamp that should make it easier to view and reuse government data. Read More WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation Storage Virtualization eGuide In this eGuide, Computerworld along with sister publications Network World and the IDG News Service examine some of the newest technologies and trends in storage virtualization today. Read on to learn about how leveraging storage virtualization can help enterprises get a handle on their data while minimizing costs and management headaches. Learn more. 10 excellent new features in Windows Server 2012 R2 New and improved storage, networking, remote access, BYOD, and server administration features make the R2 upgrade. Read More Open-source project, Crypton, seeks to make encryption easier An open-source software project aims to give software developers a simple way to wrap encryption into their applications to thwart online surveillance efforts. Read More True tales of (mostly) white-hat hacking Stings, penetration pwns, spy games -- it's all in a day's work along the thin gray line of IT security Read More
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