No Patch In Sight For Duqu Malware

New info shows Duqu installs itself by a zero-day exploit—an Windows kernel level hole. Where’s this hole? Microsoft doesn’t know. Patch Tuesday is coming up and many aren’t holding their breath to see a Duqu patch in the mix.

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iOS 5 Update Causes iPhone Battery Drain

Looks like there’s one more feature to add to the list of 200+ that came with the iOS 5 update. Rapid battery drain. Initial reports point to the location based Time Zone setting as the cause. The truth is Apple has no real answers at this time.

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The Antisocial Network [VIDEO]

Google+ already boasts 40 million users, with more on the way now that it’s letting in Google Apps customers. For those of you cringing at the thought of Circles and Hangouts, there is another social network for you. The best part is you’re already a member and an expert at using it!

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Google+ Goes Enterprise

Google+ is not just for personal accounts anymore, it’s gone all business. Today Google invited all of its Google Apps customers to join the new social network. That means roughly over 4 million businesses and schools can all start making Circles in the coming days.

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Much Ado About Duqu

A new buzzword compliant piece of malware made headlines this week. Duqu is a next generation zero-day advanced persistent threat. A nasty threat, but you can easily protect yourself from it.

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The iPad 2 Smart Cover Isn’t So Smart

When I bought my iPad 2 I opted for one of Apple’s Smart Covers to protect it. They come in a bunch of colors and can fold up to become a stand. Now it does one other thing—lets someone access my iPad without a passcode. Smart hey? Not so much.

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Stop—MC Hammer Search!

Have you heard? There’s a new search engine coming soon. It’s going to compete with Google! The new search is WireDoo, and it’s creator is MC Hammer. This is not a joke, it’s (2) legit.

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Mobile Madness Heats Up

It’s been another big week in the mobile world. Google shines with a new flagship phone, Apple falls short in sales and RIM misses the mark on everything from service outage compensation to new devices. Mobile is going to be big in 2012. The battle is just starting to heat up. This is only the beginning.

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