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	Hurd sees long Sparc, Solaris roadmap Oracle has developed a hardware roadmap that it hopes can pull Sparc away from its Sun Microsystems legacy. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Motorola Mobile security that's flexible & enforceable What employees may not realize, and what IT professionals know well, is that security requirements in the consumer and business environments are vastly different. That's where Motorola Mobility comes in. We've engineered a line of mobile devices that capitalize on the freedom of the Android platform. Click to continue In this Issue First look: Google Wallet let's you tap 'n' spend Salaries rise for engineers despite higher unemployment OnStar reverses course on controversial GPS tracking plans Violin releases two new flash memory arrays From CIO.com: 16 Essential Android Apps for IT Pros Lawmakers want investigation of supercookies Google buys land to build three data centers in Asia IBM to lead $4.4 billion chip investment in New York Enterprises gain cloud efficiencies with Sensible Cloud The Agile Business: Want to roll back offshoring? Create jobs? Train our folks IT Blogwatch: iPhone 5 release date "is" Oct 14 (but no 4S Apple?) WHITE PAPER: AMD Building a Virtualized Data Center CIOs are wrestling with new business demands and they are turning to virtualization to consolidate resources and make this happen. Learn how an AMD technology-based virtual strategy can help. Learn More! First look: Google Wallet let's you tap 'n' spend Google's smartphone payment app, Google Wallet, has brought the ease of paying for goods with the tap of a phone to America. Read More Salaries rise for engineers despite higher unemployment Salaries for engineers have been increasing, despite a weak economy and a higher than normal rate of unemployment for this group, according to the IEEE-USA. Read More OnStar reverses course on controversial GPS tracking plans GM subsidiary OnStar has reversed a planned change to its privacy policies that would have let it collect and share GPS tracking and other data from vehicles -- even after users stopped subscribing to OnStar. Read More Violin releases two new flash memory arrays Violin Memory released an upgrade to an all-flash memory array, doubling the capacity, as well as a new higher-end line of arrays that store up to 20TB per 3U shelf with an aggregate of 4GBps throughput. Read More From CIO.com: 16 Essential Android Apps for IT Pros There are hundreds of thousands of Android apps, including many that are useful for IT professionals on the job. Here are 16 must-have apps for IT pros, most of them free. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Deploy Server Virtualization with Data Storage Virtualization has changed the dynamics in today's data center. Having visibility to the constant changes being experienced in a virtualized environment is key to understanding how to maximize virtualization in your data center. Learn how IBM Tivoli Productivity Center can provide that visibility. View now Lawmakers want investigation of supercookies Two U.S. lawmakers have called on the U.S. Federal Trade Commission to investigate the use of so-called supercookies on many websites, saying that use of the hard-to-remove tracking tools may be an unfair business practice. Read More Google buys land to build three data centers in Asia Google has acquired land in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore to build data centers in these three locations, it said Wednesday. Read More IBM to lead $4.4 billion chip investment in New York Five chip makers, including Intel, IBM, Samsung Electronics, GlobalFoundries and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. have committed investment of US$4.4 billion in research and development in the state of New York over the next five years, to develop new 450-millimeter chip wafer technology, the state's governor Andrew M. Cuomo said on Tuesday. Read More Enterprises gain cloud efficiencies with Sensible Cloud U.K. company Sensible Cloud on Tuesday began offering software designed to help companies take greater advantage of the benefits of cloud computing. Read More The Agile Business: Want to roll back offshoring? Create jobs? Train our folks IT jobs are going offshore because there aren't enough qualified U.S.-based candidates. The technologies that are shaping the future of business require skills that are difficult to staff without H1B visas. Read More IT Blogwatch: iPhone 5 release date "is" Oct 14 (but no 4S Apple?) Let's talk about the iPhone 5 release date. It's the moment Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) fanbois everywhere are anticipating. The salivation is so palpable, you may need an umbrella. But what's this we hear that the also-rumored iPhone 4S isn't happening? In IT Blogwatch, bloggers read the rumor runes. Read More
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