The week in news: There's money in mobile

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	Mobile developers ride 'app economy' gravy train Demand for iPad, iPhone, and Android apps has created nearly half a million jobs for developers of mobile and social apps. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn Provide instant on-demand remote support with LogMeIn Rescue Without pre-installed software, quickly connect to PCs, Macs, smartphones and tablets anywhere in the world. Get in, solve the problem, and be done in a flash. Plus, Rescue's SaaS-based platform means free upgrades and zero maintenance. Try it free today. In this Issue Ultrabook prices come tumbling down Got remote access? Lock it down Greenpeace scorecard rates green enterprise offerings Google to pay users to track their movements online Google expands vulnerability reward programs WHITE PAPER: Sumo Logic Log Analysis Deep Dive Learn how effective collection and analysis of log files can help you improve security, troubleshooting, compliance, and systems management View Now Ultrabook prices come tumbling down Is the bloom already off the Ultrabook marketing rose? With little redeeming value and Intel Ivy Bridge processors coming, Ultrabook prices have hit the skids. Read More Got remote access? Lock it down Poorly configured remote-access programs routinely account for a significant portion of data breaches and network security incidents. Read More WHITE PAPER: EMC Isilon Keeping Up With Mobile Chip Development This paper examines the multiple pressures facing chip designers today, and describes how electronic design automation (EDA) technology can help resolve these challenges. Learn More! Greenpeace scorecard rates green enterprise offerings Greenpeace's latest 'Cool IT' report, highlighting technology products that help other industries go green, awards top ratings to Cisco and Google. Read More Google to pay users to track their movements online Google is asking users to add an extension to the Chrome browser that will share their Web-browsing activity with the company. In exchange, users will receive a $5 Amazon gift when they sign up and additional $5 gift card values for every three months they continue to share. Read More Google expands vulnerability reward programs Encouraged by the success of its Web and Chromium vulnerability reward programs, Google has decided to expand their scope in order to cover security issues in Chromium OS as well. Read More
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