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	Next stop for the iPad: Manufacturing iPads and other tablets are making their way into the warehouse, bringing unprecedented mobility and real-time data visibility to industrial applications. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CIO Perspective CIO Perspectives Chicago CIO Perspectives is coming to Chicago on September 14, 2011. Join your fellow Chicago senior IT executives to discuss the latest strategies and technologies affecting organizations today. This is your best opportunity of 2011 to gain important insight on your most pressing IT and business issues. Register today! In this Issue Who will be the next Steve Jobs? Apple locks in new CEO Tim Cook through 2021 Samsung adds LTE to a phone and a tablet for Europe Silver Peak unveils free WAN acceleration product Elgan: How Apple will kill cable TV Amazon tablet to be 'hundreds less' than iPad From CIO.com: 21 Chrome Web Apps for Serious Work Linux at 20: New challenges, new opportunities Scala: The Android programming language you didn't know you had Irene Wreaks Havoc on East Coast Communications China yanks video that leaked hacking tool Ken Gagne: Steve Wozniak on Steve Jobs' resignation Jonny Evans: iPhone 5 has metal back, A6 chip 'late 2012' IT Blogwatch: Morto worm spreading fast via RDP WHITE PAPER: BMC Four Steps to Dynamic Workload Management In the beginning, IT ran on one platform - the mainframe. Workloads were predictable and stable, and we could schedule accordingly. But then came Unix, AS/400, Windows and a multitude of other platforms, all with accompanying workloads. Learn More! Who will be the next Steve Jobs? These 10 tech leaders have the vision, and they've shown that they have the drive -- but do they have what it takes to spearhead the next big thing in tech? Read More Apple locks in new CEO Tim Cook through 2021 Apple's board of directors last Friday moved to lock in new CEO Tim Cook through mid-2021 by awarding him 1 million shares of the company's stock. Read More Samsung adds LTE to a phone and a tablet for Europe Samsung has updated its Samsung Galaxy S II smartphone and the Galaxy Tab 8.9 tablet, increasing processor speeds and adding the ability to connect to LTE (Long-Term Evolution) networks operating on three different frequency bands used in Europe. Read More Silver Peak unveils free WAN acceleration product Silver Peak today announced free downloadable software that performs the same data acceleration functions as its enterprise-class product, but only for data replication between two sites and not multiple applications. Read More Elgan: How Apple will kill cable TV Columnist Mike Elgan writes that Apple is going to do to your cable TV box what it did to the audio CD: Make it go away. Read More Amazon tablet to be 'hundreds less' than iPad The fire sale of the HP TouchPad (and the resulting rush to snag the tablet) proved one thing: if it's cheap enough, they will come. This could be good news for Amazon, who reportedly plans to release its own tablet in late September/early October for "hundreds less" than the iPad. Read More From CIO.com: 21 Chrome Web Apps for Serious Work If you use Google's Chrome browser (or a Chromebook), check out these great document creation, collaboration and management tools. Read More WHITE PAPER: SEPATON and Hitachi Data Systems Data Growth and Protection: Addressing the Challenge How does your organization deal with the data deluge? This white paper explores new research that gets to the heart of the challenges of protecting and managing the data you already deal with and preparing for the ever-increasing volumes of data to come. And, it discusses how a single, scaleable solution can address these issues. Read now Linux at 20: New challenges, new opportunities The rise of cloud computing and mobility could elevate the open source OS to a level of unprecedented dominance Read More Scala: The Android programming language you didn't know you had Statically typed Java language pushed as alternative to JRuby and Groovy for building mobile Android apps Read More Irene Wreaks Havoc on East Coast Communications As Hurricane Irene starts to move north along the East Coast of the United States, the first reports of its affects on communications systems are coming in. Read More China yanks video that leaked hacking tool The state-run China Central Television network has yanked a video that inadvertently included a short clip of a cyber-attack tool targeting Falun Gong websites. Read More Ken Gagne: Steve Wozniak on Steve Jobs' resignation Looking back at Steve Jobs' career at Apple, he's produced and invented many insanely great products. But he didn't do it alone. What's the response of Apple's oft-overlooked co-founder to Jobs' resignation as CEO? Read More Jonny Evans: iPhone 5 has metal back, A6 chip 'late 2012' The next-gen iPhone 5 will be faster, smaller and bigger, while the iPad 3 may use the same processor as the existing models, with A6 processor-powered Apple devices not reaching market until late 2012, the pundits claim. Read More IT Blogwatch: Morto worm spreading fast via RDP A new and virulent worm, dubbed Morto, has raised its ugly head on the Internet. It's spreading quickly, through the Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). Thought the days of worms such as Blaster and Code Red were long gone? Think again. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers get all nostalgic. Read More
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