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Introducing Firefox OS

Firefox OS Starting this month, They will be working with leading mobile device manufacturers and wireless operators to bring Firefox OS to various countries around the world. 

Even if it isn't available yet where you live, you can still help us generate excitement and demand. Stay tuned for more information on where and when you can find Firefox OS. 

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Lenovo ThinkPad Windows 8 Tablet leaked

The first Windows 8 tablet from Lenovo has leaked online with Lenovo Windows 8 ThinkPad Tablet 2 specs and images surfacing ahead of what could be an October 26th release date.

The Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2 will not be runningWindows 8 RT if the specs sheet is anything to go by, instead the tablet will be running a full version of Windows 8 SoC which means you'll be able to get all the same functionality as the desktop version.

Lenovo ThinkPad 2 specs:

The specs leak also reveals that the 10.1-inch tablet will be just 9.8mm thin and will run using Intel's Cloverview Dual-core processor with 2GB RAM and a 64GB Hard drive.

It looks to be media-friendly as well with the leak suggesting a large 720p display and stereo speakers. Of course it wouldn't be a Lenovo tablet without some business tech being added.

Lenovo ThinkPad 2 features:

There's a keyboard dock and stylus pen which will looks set to be releasing alongside the tablet, add to that a fingerprint scanner and NFC and you have a features-packed offering.

Apparently Lenovo is looking to target not only the New iPad but also the Microsoft Surface as well suggesting that its combination of small size and the ability to run the full version of Windows 8 will make it a winning combination.

Source:http://www.t3.com/news/upcoming-lenovo-thinkpad-windows-8-tablet-leaked

IBM Bans Use of Siri on Employees’ iPhones

New advances in technology for smartphones, tablets and computers, while eagerly embraced by users, often bring new risks of data breaches or loss of data privacy. Companies that allow their employees to use their own personal devices for work-related purposes may be especially vulnerable. Because of these risks, IBM recently decided to ban the use of Siri — the powerful voice-recognition software on the new iPhone — on employees’ phones.

According to The Exchange blog on Yahoo Finance, IBM is concerned that “Apple takes all communications made through the Siri function of the iPhone 4S and sends them to a data center to be translated and answered. No one outside Apple is certain how long the data is stored or who sees it.” User queries are uploaded to Apple’s servers, and IBM is concerned that this could “ultimately reveal sensitive information,” according to the MIT Technology Review.

IBM has taken other precautions to protect its data when employees access it via devices, including configuring devices so that their memories can be erased remotely if the devices are lost or stolen, disabling public file-transfer programs such as iCloud and limiting the types of data that employees can access, depending on their job responsibilities and the types of devices they are using.

In a survey of employees, IBM found that they were “blissfully unaware” of which apps might cause data-security risks. The company’s chief technology officer said that "We found a tremendous lack of awareness as to what constitutes a risk."

Educating employees about the precautions they should take with sensitive data is a crucial step in thwarting data breaches. WeComply’s online information security training course uses interactive features to reinforce its important message.

Source:http://www.wecomply.com/blog/post/953586-IBM-Bans-Use-of-Siri-on-Employees-iPhones?utm_campaign=Feed%3A%20EthicsAndComplianceTrainingBlog-Wecomply%20%28Ethics%20and%20Compliance%20Training%20Blog%20-%20WeComply%29&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=feedburner