Network Security Spotlight

Snowden Appears Virtually at SXSW, Talks Privacy In his first public (virtual) appearance since fleeing the U.S. with thousands of secret NSA documents, whistleblower Edward Snowden spoke about privacy during the South by Southwest festival.   Data Breach Disclosures: 'Nightmare Patchwork' The data breach at Target that exposed millions of credit card numbers has focused attention on the patchwork of state consumer notification laws and renewed a push for a single national standard.   'Cyber Snake' Plagues Ukraine Computer Networks Ukraine was repeatedly attacked by sophisticated cyberspies as tensions between pro-Russian and Western-leaning factions escalated, according to a report from BAE Systems.

Enterprise Hardware Spotlight

Samsung Goes Big with Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 The rise of the tablet computer has come at the expense of PC sales. But is a tablet a viable stand-in or full-time replacement for a business laptop when you're about to take off on the road?   Will PCs Be Dead and Gone by 2018? Has the gloom finally turned into doom for the PC market? The forecast is getting worse. Now, IDC is predicting shipments will decline another six percent in 2014 and continue sliding through 2018.   Apple Finally Fixes OS X 'Gotofail' Flaw Microsoft vulnerabilities. Monthly. Adobe zero-day patches. Fairly common. Oracle patches. Lots of them. But this week the industry is seeing something a little more rare: Apple security fixes.

Mobile Technology Spotlight

Microsoft Surface Power Cover To Ship Next Week Even before it ships, Microsoft’s Surface Power Cover is getting an upgrade. Set to find its way onto store shelves next week, the tablet cover will boast better battery life than originally marketed.   Are Holographic iPhones in Apple's Future? Videos of a holographic iPhone 6 have been floating around Facebook, but are they for real or wishful YouTube editing? Will Apple really push out a holographic iPhone or is it just the concept-maker's dream?   AT&T Prices 4G LTE Connection for Smart Audi A3 Call it a first. Audi of America and AT&T just announced pricing for in-vehicle 4G LTE connectivity: $99 for a 5 GB, six-month plan and $499 for a 30 GB, 30-month plan, or a little less than $17 a month.

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