Were you busy last week? Here’s a tech news recap of articles you may have missed for the week of 2/8/2016!
Oracle posted a Java patch for a bug that could compromise Windows machines. VMware announced a bunch of licensing and product changes including end-of-life, pricing, and new feature information. The U.S. Government wants to increase IT spending 1.3% in its proposed budget. The Microsoft Azure IoT Hub connects and manages Internet of Things devices. Google made improvements to gmail’s security, a hacking group is targeting ATMs to dupe banks, and a man loaded malware in his ‘My Documents’ folder to turn the tables on scammers. To get real-time updates on all of the most important tech news, follow GreenPages on Twitter!
Tech News Recap
- Oracle posts Java patch for bug that could result in complete compromise of Windows machines
- VMware Licensing and Product Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Changs
- Microsoft’s Azure IoT Hub Connects, Manages IoT Devices
- 7 Ways IaaS Delivers Business Value
- VMware Accelerates the Shift to Digitization and Hybrid Cloud With the Introduction of vRealize Suite 7
- Government wants to increase IT spending 1.3% in proposed budget
- Metel APT hacking group rolls back ATM transactions to dupe banks
- Network Virtualization Is VMware’s Net Frontier
- Why Converged Infrastructure is the Future of Cloud
- Google makes improvements to gmail security
- Man turns tables on scammers
- Why No One Should Be Surprised the Internet of Things Is a Gift to Spies
- Do You Have A Broken iPhone? Apple Will Let You Trade It In For Credit
- Reno Is Gambling It All on Tech
- Palo Alto CIO: What are smart cities
- How can CIOs develop a business case for virtual reality?
- Sharpening the CIO Saw
- How high will IT salaries climb?
- VMware’s new management tools are hybrid, hybrid, hybrid
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By Ben Stephenson, Emerging Media Specialist