Five questions for IT from CES
This year's shows included many announcements that will affect what IT shops do.
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Starbucks extends mobile payments to 7,500 stores
Starbucks on Wednesday began offering mobile payment systems at 7,500 of its coffee shops.
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Samsung hints at next-gen Galaxy S smartphone on Feb. 13
A Samsung Mobile Web site is promising the arrival of "something big" on Feb. 13 and also shows an obscured image of an upcoming device next to the Samsung Galaxy S.
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HTML5 in the browser: Local data storage
HTML5 Web Storage, Web Database, FileReader, FileWriter, and AppCaching APIs will transform Web pages into local applications, but not yet
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Keyless systems on cars easily hacked, researchers say
The passive keyless entry and start systems supported by many modern cars are susceptible to attacks that allow thieves to relatively easily steal the vehicles, say security researchers.
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Why some companies are ditching their spreadsheets
As decision-making becomes more collaborative while workforces grow more distributed and global, the days of compiling a spreadsheet, e-mailing it around, manually inputting updates and then re-sending it seem antiquated. Some companies are moving on.
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Microsoft, HP selling $2M data warehouse appliance
Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard are teaming up to deliver a $2 million data warehouse appliance and four other hardware/software products in a bid to outshine recent moves by Oracle and IBM.
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Lenovo to focus on tablets, smartphones with new unit
Lenovo has setup a new business unit to create tablets and smartphones, two of the hottest emerging areas of the gadget sector.
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Gaping security flaw exposed on anti-tamper devices
Security devices used in transportation, packaging and even in accounting for nuclear materials are very vulnerable to attack, two security researchers are warned on Tuesday at the Black Hat security conference.
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AT&T iPad hackers' chats were turned in by secret source
The government's case against two men charged with hacking into AT&T's website to steal e-mail addresses from about 120,000 iPad users got a boost last year when a confidential source handed over 150 pages of chat logs between the two and other members of their hacking group.
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