SAN FRANCISCO - Malware targeted toward Android devices continues to surge, says a new report from McAfee, pushing 2011 to become the busiest year in history for both mobile and general malware. The amount of malware infecting Android devices during the third quarter grew almost 37 percent from the second quarter, according to McAfee's Third-Quarter
LANSING - Voters hold former President George W. Bush and former Governor Jennifer Granholm responsible for the state of Michigan's economy, not President Barack Obama, nor Governor Rick Snyder, according to a Gongwer News Service poll. The poll showed that 40 percent blamed Granholm, 34 percent blamed Bush, 7 percent blamed Obama and just 5
DEARBORN ? Ypsilanti-based De Novo Sciences, a company developing an alternative to traditionally painful and invasive biopsies, won the $500,000 grand prize Thursday night at the $1 million Accelerate Michigan Innovation Competition. Runner-up was Fusion Coolant Systems Inc., a company spun out of the University of Michigan that provides an advanced coolant and lubrication system
ANN ARBOR - The Michigan economy will add 63,000 total net jobs in 2011 and another 77,000 jobs over the next two years, say University of Michigan economists. "For Michigan, 2011 will go down as a year of solid job growth and one that saw the higher-wage segment of the labor market grow more rapidly
SEATTLE - Thursday at the 24th annual SC Conference researchers demonstrated advancements in developing 100 Gbps networks within the U.S. and internationally that are necessary for the next generation of research and discovery. ?Next generation science increasingly requires investigations based on extremely large volumes of data that must be transported across wide distances with exceptionally
ANN ARBOR - Consumers have low expectations for the near-term U.S. economic outlook because they still believe the country is in a recession despite it officially being over for more than two years, the research professor and director of consumer surveys for Thomson Reuters said Thursday. Richard Curtin said while policymakers have tried unemployment benefit
AUBURN HILLS - Plex Systems Inc., provider of Plex Online FSMS, the leading enterprise Food Safety Management System, announced its latest food safety webinar on Dec. 1 called Getting Started with GFSI: Implementation Strategies and Tips. Presented by Jeff Chilton, president and founder of Chilton Consulting Group Inc., this webinar is the latest in the
SAN FRANCISCO - A new survey indicates that 55 percent of users globally, and 64 percent in the U.S., are leveraging Next-Generation Firewalls to augment their current security deployments, rather than replacing legacy technology. The survey, conducted by Ponemon Institute, and sponsored by Sourcefire, also highlights the need for NGFWs to prioritize quality of Intrusion
ANN ARBOR - Although talk of a double-dip recession has subsided, the U.S. economy will still only grow moderately over the next two years, economists at the University of Michigan's Research Seminar in Quantitative Economics said Thursday. It's expected the U.S. Gross Domestic Product will increase 1.8 percent this year and economists said to expect
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