LastPass takes the pain out of passwords

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	In this issue LastPass takes the pain out of passwords Red Hat acquires Makara for cloud platform Can an iPad replace a laptop on a business trip? Intel confirms special accelerators in Sandy Bridge Seagate to remain a public company after all LastPass takes the pain out of passwords Crucial yet complicated, password management can be tricky to safely and securely pull off. Cross-platform browser add-on LastPass simplifies it all in a must-use tool--as long as you don't mind that it's all in the cloud. Watch how to get started in this First Look video. Read full story  Red Hat acquires Makara for cloud platform Red Hat is expanding its open-source roots into the cloud with the acquisition of platform provider Makara. Read full story  Can an iPad replace a laptop on a business trip? A recent trip to Asia offered a good opportunity to explore whether I could realistically leave my laptop at home. The results were mixed. Read full story  Intel confirms special accelerators in Sandy Bridge An Intel executive confirms that new processor will have built-in circuitry to accelerate media applications, in addition to improved graphics for gaming. Read full story  Seagate to remain a public company after all After announcing its intentions to seek a sale to a private equity firm in October, Seagate decides against it. Instead the hard-drive maker will buy back $2 billion worth of its stock. Read full story  Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Downloads  CNET News  CNET TV  Crave M A R K E T P L A C E Ads By Marchex
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