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	Extreme automation: FedEx Ground hubs speed deliveries FedEx Ground's highly automated hubs, which sort 3.5 million packages a day without human intervention, are speeding up deliveries and helping the company win market share. Read More WHITE PAPER: Argent What's the biggest bottleneck in VMware? Do more CPUs improve VMware?    Using VMware NIC Teaming?    Does TCP/IP affect VMware? (You'll be surprised)    Get this essential FREE white paper now    11 pages of technical details, not sales fluff     Click to continue In this Issue Windows forecast shows XP's one-of-a-kind dominance What's your cell phone's maximum radiation level? Interactive database Shock: Windows 8 optimized for desktop tablets Windows 8, from an iPad user's view First tablets with Intel's Oak Trail processor ship So, why are senior U.S. officials using Gmail? 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Windows forecast shows XP's one-of-a-kind dominance Windows 7's market share is expected to pass XP in the third quarter 2012, just when Windows 8 is expected to arrive. Read More What's your cell phone's maximum radiation level? Interactive database Find out the maximum radiation absorption levels from various mobile phone handsets, using this searchable database. Or view and sort the full table of 1300+ models. Read More Shock: Windows 8 optimized for desktop tablets You might have written off Microsoft as clueless about the future of touch computing, but the user interface for desktop Windows 8 changes everything. Read More Windows 8, from an iPad user's view While Microsoft's Windows 8 offers 'a lot of good ideas,' says columnist Ryan Faas, it risks confusing users by being too gesture-intensive. Read More First tablets with Intel's Oak Trail processor ship The first tablets based on Intel's processor code-named Oak Trail started shipping late last week, with the initial models targeted at businesses. Read More So, why are senior U.S. officials using Gmail? Google's announcement that hackers had gone after the Gmail accounts of senior U.S. officials raises a question: What are government officials doing using Gmail? Read More Informatica adds support for 'big data,' Hadoop Informatica is joining the growing ranks of vendors moving to support Hadoop, the open-source framework for large-scale or "big data" processing, the company announced Monday. Read More WHITE PAPER: Polycom H.264 High Profile - Bandwidth and Cost Savings Calculator Use this quick savings calculator to see how H.264 High Profile can reduce your bandwidth requirements and lower costs on your telepresence network. View now. Acer server in Europe reportedly breached A hacker group called the Pakistan Cyber Army on Friday claimed that it has accessed an Acer server in Europe and stolen personal data of some 40,000 people. Read More Syria Internet service said to be restored The Internet in Syria was back on Saturday, a day after it was reported that two-thirds of Syrian networks had been cut off from the rest of the world in the wake of civil unrest in the country. Read More LulzSec claims it hacked FBI linked organization Hacking group Lulz Security claimed it had hacked and defaced the web site of the Atlanta chapter of InfraGard, an organization affiliated to the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, and leaked its user base. Read More U.K. man arrested on Facebook hacking charges A 26-year-old U.K. man was arrested Thursday on charges that he tried to hack into the Facebook social-networking site. Read More Canada blocks extradition of Cisco suspect A Canadian judge has blocked the extradition of a former Cisco Systems executive and slammed that company and U.S. authorities for allegedly duping Canadian officials into arresting him. Read More Jonny Evans: WWDC: iCloud rumors take Dieter Rams design test Apple [AAPL] will reveal iCloud, Lion and iOS 5 later today, and I thought it might be a good point to put the rumors shaking-up the media this morning through a Dieter Rams-inspired good design filter. Read More IT Blogwatch: What's in store at Apple WWDC 2011? iOS 5, but no iPhone 5 release. Later today, we'll see what Apple (AAPL) has in store for us at its Worldwide Developer Conference. We think we know that there'll be no release date for the iPhone 5, but new rumors are flying, about new features in iOS5 and iCloud. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers are still hoping for "one more thing." Read More
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