Welcome to the IT Pro news roundup for w/c 28 May.
On Tuesday, the EU demanded more antitrust consessions from Google, while the Transporter appliance landed in the UK to challence Dropbox.
On Wednesday, Google Glass was slammed as distracting and dangerous, while Anonymous declared war on the English Defence League.
On Thursday, content management system Drupal was hacked and Square Enix tapped into MongoDB to solve its big data problems.
On Friday, a security flaw in Ruby on Rails was still being exploited by hackers, and the internet's 'big five' said no to Theresa May's Snooper's Charter.
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Google Glass Enterprise Edition targets key business verticalsNews Google brings wearable back from the dead with business-focused successor
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Does a Google Glass firmware update signal a comeback?News Google's ill-fated wearable could be set to return
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Google Glass enterprise edition goes up for sale on eBayNews Unreleased headset selling for over $7,000
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HP Elite x2 1011 G1 reviewReviews A Windows hybrid with some MacBook-style tricks up its sleeve
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Is Google Glass set to make a workplace comeback?News A new business version of the smart specs will be released in 2016, it is claimed
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Toshiba Portégé Z20T-B-107 reviewReviews The business Windows 8 hybrid that almost gets it right
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Toshiba Satellite Click Mini review: the first 9in Windows hybridReviews Small but not perfectly formed
