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	Steve Jobs to debut iCloud, tout iOS 5 and Lion next week Apple CEO Steve Jobs will take the stage at the company's developer conference next week to introduce iCloud -- Apple's new cloud service -- and the next version of its mobile operating system, iOS 5. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SnapLogic Get your free copy of the SnapLogic Live Trial today. SnapLogic connects applications and data sources in a way that's light, flexible and cost effective. Their revolutionary "Snaps" make it easy to access, synchronize and integrate on-premise and cloud-based systems. SnapLogic is transforming how companies integrate applications both on-premise and in the Cloud. Download your 14-Day Free Trial today! In this Issue Microsoft joins patent review group to avoid costly litigation WHO warns of possible link between cell phones, brain cancer From CIO.com: First Look at RIM's BlackBerry Bold 9790 Apple launches iWork productivity apps for iPhone NetApp to resell CommVault's tape backup, snapshot, replication tech Oracle says ERP software woes are school's own fault AT&T set to sell $70 Crossover smartphone Intel to add new hibernation features to PC chips Spending on new software projects rises, Forrester says Security Manager's Journal: Not even security managers immune to FakeAV infection Nokia confident that Windows Phone will ship this year Intel: Ultrabook is not a sign it failed in tablets JR Raphael: Sneak peek: The quad-core superphone of the future Jonny Evans: What to expect from Apple's WWDC next week (updated) Ben Golub: Why modern computing will kill traditional storage DOWNLOAD: Hitachi Hitachi IT Operations Analyzer Pinpoint root cause of network issues up to 90% faster. Automated Root Cause Analysis speeds remediation. FREE video and 30-day trial. Download free 30-day trial Microsoft joins patent review group to avoid costly litigation Microsoft has become the first member of a crowdsourcing service designed to challenge and invalidate specious software patents sometimes used in expensive lawsuits brought by so-called patent trolls. Read More WHO warns of possible link between cell phones, brain cancer The World Health Organization has determined that radiation from cell phones can possibly increase brain cancer risk - a change in thinking for an organization that previously has denied any such link. Read More From CIO.com: First Look at RIM's BlackBerry Bold 9790 Images and specs for what appear to be a successor to RIM's popular BlackBerry Bold 97xx smartphones have leaked. Read More Apple launches iWork productivity apps for iPhone Apple today released new versions of its iWork apps for the iPhone and iPod Touch, adding support for the productivity programs to its smaller devices. Read More NetApp to resell CommVault's tape backup, snapshot, replication tech As part of a reseller agreement, NetApp will offer SnapProtect branded software, a packaging of CommVault's Simpana snapshot copies, replication and tape management software. Read More Oracle says ERP software woes are school's own fault Oracle has fired back against a New Jersey university's claim it is responsible for a problematic ERP (enterprise resource planning) software project, saying school officials have embarked on a "scorched earth" litigation campaign in order to cover up their own shortcomings. Read More AT&T set to sell $70 Crossover smartphone AT&T announced that it will start selling an Android-based Pantech smartphone for under $69.99 a month with a two-year voice contract and monthly data plan. Read More DOWNLOAD: Citrix Free Download: Citrix® NetScaler® Now you can get the ultimate in dynamic, cost-effective Web app delivery with Citrix® NetScaler® VPX. Simply download the free Express Edition of this virtual appliance and you'll experience infinitely flexible L4-7 load balancing, Web app acceleration and security from a single, virtual appliance. Click to continue Intel to add new hibernation features to PC chips Intel is adding a pair of new features to chips used in notebooks and netbooks, one of which will allow the devices to turn on within five to six seconds after being put in hibernation mode. Read More Spending on new software projects rises, Forrester says For the first time, companies around the world are planning to spend as much on new software projects as they do maintaining existing systems, according to a new report from Forrester Research. Read More Security Manager's Journal: Not even security managers immune to FakeAV infection This insidious malware is hard to root out, which is why it's making a lot of money for its distributors. Read More Nokia confident that Windows Phone will ship this year Nokia has "increased confidence" that the first of its smartphones with Windows Phone will ship in the fourth quarter, the company said on Tuesday. Read More Intel: Ultrabook is not a sign it failed in tablets Intel's proposal of a new class of laptop, the Ultrabook, isn't an admission that it is losing the battle to put its microprocessors in tablets, according to a company executive. Read More JR Raphael: Sneak peek: The quad-core superphone of the future Nvidia's giving us a glimpse at the future of mobile computing -- and boy, is it fast. Read More Jonny Evans: What to expect from Apple's WWDC next week (updated) WWDC 2011 begins June 6, as we move toward the opening of Apple's [AAPL] annual developer event, Apple has confirmed it will offer a glance at new iCloud services, iOS 5, Mac OS X Lion. Meanwhile speculation of a MacBook Air refresh remains. And Apple this morning told us CEO Steve Jobs and his team of executives shall present the annual keynote speech... Read More Ben Golub: Why modern computing will kill traditional storage The proprietary, monolithic approach to storage is at odds with the future of computing, whether you approach things from the perspective of technology, architecture, deployment models or economics. Read More
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