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• 23 May 2013

• News: Cloudian connects with Citrix for easier cloud rollouts

  Cloudian is integrating its platform with Citrix's CloudPortal Business Manager as it aims to make it easier to roll out and manage storage as a service.

• News: Java developer says he built, launched basic open source office suite in 30 days

  A freelance Java developer claims it took him only 30 days to build and launch a basic open source office suite that runs on multiple OSes.

• News: AMD reveals next-gen mobile CPUs, claims unprecedented graphics performance

  AMD hopes to have a big second half in 2013, launching three new CPUs featuring integrated graphics that perform on par with the company's discrete GPUs. On Thursday, AMD revealed key details of these next-generation mobile chips, code-named Temash, Kabini, and Richland.

• News: IT security vendors seen as clueless on industrial control systems

  Even the most innocuous security processes used for traditional IT systems could spell disaster in an ICS

• News: Nation's power grid under constant cyberattack, but Congress lax

  Utilities' cyber defense efforts said to be rapped by legislators, Congressional report finds

• News: Immigration Reform Bill Takes Aim at Indian IT Outsourcing Companies

  India's application development and maintenance business will take a hit if a provision of the U.S. Senate immigration bill becomes law, and some experts say the restrictions will drive more outsourcing offshore.

• News: Doing more with Messages

  Last week we wandered about Mountain Lion's Messages application to get a feel for the territory. In today's lesson we'll dig into some of Messages' less obvious features, including screen sharing, initiating remote slideshows and presentations, and viewing past chats.

• News: New HP PCs include 20-inch all-in-one that lies flat for games

  HP's consumer PC sales continue to languish, but the game's not over yet--certainly not on the company's new Envy Rove, a 20-inch all-in-one that can lay flat for multiplayer games. The company also announced a raft of other all-in-ones and desktops today.

• News: Infographic: How fast are America's wireless networks?

  TechHive, together with testing partner OpenSignal, visited 20 U.S. cities throughout March and April to measure the real-life speeds of wireless networks across the country. We found that LTE speeds are getting faster, that AT&T has the fastest LTE speeds right now, that Sprint's and Verizon's respective 3G services are stuck in low gear, and that the differences between the speeds of the carrier's various services are considerable. This infographic should help you get a handle on our most prominent findings.

• News: HP launches consumer laptops with plenty of touch

  On the same day that HP had to admit to lackluster consumer PC sales, the company is announcing a new raft of consumer notebook computers. Touchscreens will be available even on a lower-end models, a key move for HP to stay on-trend.

• News: Battlefield 4 coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One

  While local release dates for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One are still up in the air, EA has confirmed that the next generation editions of Battlefield 4 will be available on the same date as the current generation versions.

• News: Major Nelson teases E3 for Xbox One news

  Anyone expecting major bombshells about the newly announced Xbox One during an online chat featuring the Microsoft executive known as Major Nelson probably came away disappointed. But there were a few tidbits to be gleaned amid the marketing mumbo-jumbo about Microsoft's latest gaming console when Larry Hryb, director of programming for Xbox Live, fielded questions from Yahoo News's Jason Gilbert and the rest of the Internet during a 50-minute Q&A session on Wednesday.

• News: Two in three Australian tweens are on a social network: McAfee

  Tweens as young as eight are adopting technology faster than imagined, and as a result are joining up social networks.

• News: The 2013 Toyota RAV4 EV is the all-electric SUV I want with the range issues I can't have

  At Maker Faire, not far from the 3D printers and robotic bartenders, I found Toyota's RAV4 EV. It might have a bit more spit and polish than the typical DIY project at Maker Faire, but it's definitely the result of some art and craft.

• News: Remains of the Day: Holey wholesale holograms!

  A longtime industry watcher moves to Cupertino, Steve Jobs's email to James Murdoch is marked as read, and Tim Cook dodges an inane "rumor." The remainders for Wednesday, May 22, 2013 are live, in the flesh.

• News: Huawei Australia 2012 revenue up 61 per cent to $368m

  Huawei Australia posted sales of about $368m in 2012, up 61 per cent from last year on what is the company's most successful year in the Australian market.

• News: Sourcefire tracks malware with added trajectory capabilities

  Sourcefire has introduced malware trajectory capabilities across its advanced malware protection portfolio.

• News: Samsung has already shipped 10 million Galaxy S4 smartphones

  Samsung has today announced that it has shipped 10 million Galaxy S4 smartphones globally, less than a month after the device officially went on sale in Australia.

• News: Telstra restructure a correct step: Paul Budde

  While Telstra's restructure, announced yesterday, has attracted negative attention, the telco's willingness to embrace the transformation is a major step in the right direction, according to independent industry analyst, Paul Budde.

• News: Dell SecureWorks lands in Australia

  Following its launch in Japan in February, information security services provider, Dell SecureWorks, is now moving into the Australian and New Zealand (A/NZ) market as part of the first phase of its Asia-Pacific (APAC) expansion strategy.

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