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	Apple's Safari grows faster than Chrome in July Apple's Safari last month posted its biggest increase ever in usage share, beating perennial champion Chrome in the gain game, Web metrics vendor Net Applications said today. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: BI & Analytics Perspectives Complimentary Reg - BI & Analytics Perspectives, 9/18-20. With a slate of marquee speakers this year's program will show you how to move your organization from here to "what's next" in the world of BI strategies and practical techniques for analytics. We hope to see you at BI & Analytics Perspectives - the premier conference for Business Intelligence & Analytics Click to continue In this Issue Adobe launches HTML5 rich media editor At one month, Google+ already a 'major player' Elgan: 10 things I hate about Google+ Mobile malware reality check From CIO.com: Horrible Bosses: 7 Ways to Drive Your Best Workers Out the Door Facebook moves 30-petabyte Hadoop cluster to new data center Foxconn to rely more on robots for manufacturing Anonymous suspect 'Topiary' charged over DDoS attacks 10 'great' tech products that really weren't AT&T to throttle big users of unlimited data Alcatel-Lucent gets $70M in Microsoft patent case Anonymous releases documents it says came from ManTech Carriers, trade groups propose broadband fund Glyn Meek: You might be a has-been if ... IT Blogwatch: Adobe Flash 'killed' by free HTML5 tool, Edge WEBCAST: F5 Accelerate Access Management for VMware View Whether you are planning a VMware View VDI pilot or are ready to set up a large-scale production rollout of thousands for virtual desktops, managing the access experience for your end users is a critical component of any deployment. F5 offers a proven solution for economical, secure, and scalable access to all your users. Learn More Today! Adobe launches HTML5 rich media editor Planting the seeds to potentially disrupt its own successful franchise in Flash-based animation, Adobe has released a preview version of a new application, called Adobe Edge, designed for assembling dynamic Web content using HTML5 and related open Web standards, the company announced Monday. Read More At one month, Google+ already a 'major player' Google+, which on Thursday hit its one-month birthday, is already a major social networking player, analysts say. Read More Elgan: 10 things I hate about Google+ Columnist Mike Elgan has a love-hate relationship with the new social networking tool Google+. While Google is still fixing many of its flaws and limitations, here are some tips and workarounds to try. Read More Mobile malware reality check Smartphone malware isn't yet as big a threat as you might think, but it's coming. Here are some tips to help you avoid it. Read More From CIO.com: Horrible Bosses: 7 Ways to Drive Your Best Workers Out the Door If you recognize the following seven behaviors in any of your managers, get rid of them before they send your top performers packing. Read More Facebook moves 30-petabyte Hadoop cluster to new data center To accommodate the surging data volumes, Facebook has moved its Hadoop cluster to a new and bigger data center. Read More Foxconn to rely more on robots for manufacturing Foxconn, the maker of Apple's iPhone and iPad, plans to rely more on robots for manufacturing over the coming years, allowing the company to invest more in research and development and save on labor costs. Read More VIDEO: Cisco Leadership Through Innovation True innovators need to do more than develop ideas. They must shape those ideas into tools that will help customers improve their own businesses. True leaders need to do more than bring successful products to market. They must partner with their customers to help ensure their success. Cisco can help. Learn More> Anonymous suspect 'Topiary' charged over DDoS attacks The 18-year-old teenager identified by police as the spokesman for the hacking groups Anonymous and Lulz Security was charged on Sunday with five offenses and expected to appear Monday in a London court. Read More 10 'great' tech products that really weren't Ah, the good old days of tech. Old, certainly. Good? Not so much. Read More AT&T to throttle big users of unlimited data AT&T announced service throttling for the heaviest users of its unlimited mobile data plans on Friday, saying the only way to truly solve its bandwidth crunch is for regulators to approve its merger with T-Mobile USA. Read More Alcatel-Lucent gets $70M in Microsoft patent case Microsoft has been ordered to pay $70 million to networking vendor Alcatel-Lucent in a years-old patent dispute that at one time could have cost Microsoft $1.5 billion. Read More Anonymous releases documents it says came from ManTech As promised, members of the Anonymous hacking movement have released hundreds of megabytes of documents that they say were stolen from government security contractor ManTech. Read More Carriers, trade groups propose broadband fund A group of telecom carriers and trade groups proposes broadband subsidies to replace telephone service subsidies. Read More Glyn Meek: You might be a has-been if ... Eventually technology overtakes even the best of us. Here are some of the ways you can tell if YOU are past your prime and need to hang up your coding pad ... especially if you know what a coding pad actually was. Read More IT Blogwatch: Adobe Flash 'killed' by free HTML5 tool, Edge Adobe Systems (NASDAQ:ADBE) seems to be taking the next step to replace Flash, by releasing a free preview of its new open-standards animation designer. Known as Adobe Edge, the tool uses HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript to allow developers to do the same things as they can in Flash. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers foresee a future Flash-free fantasy. Read More
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