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	Look out, Google -- Oakley's developing its own smart glasses Google might want to use its new smart-glasses prototype to look over its shoulder. Read More WHITE PAPER: Compuware Boost Business Agility for IBM WebSphere By reducing problem hotspots within WebSphere before they occur in the development process or by diagnosing and repairing them when they occur in test and production can improve the time-to-value and ROI for a WebSphere implementation by as much as 50% or more. Learn More. Learn More. In this Issue Scientists tap brain signals to help paralyzed hand move With Google Drive, 'personal cloud' will soon overshadow the PC Hitachi announces new unified file, block storage array Intel's Ivy Bridge chips raise the bar for rivals Scientists tap brain signals to help paralyzed hand move Researchers at Northwestern University have developed a device they say can deliver messages from the brain directly to muscles -- skipping over the spinal cord -- and enable a paralyzed hand to move. Read More With Google Drive, 'personal cloud' will soon overshadow the PC The launch of Google's cloud storage and synchronization service -- Google Drive -- means hundreds of millions of tech users will now be introduced to file sharing, collaboration and integrated document search. Read More Hitachi announces new unified file, block storage array HDS's new midrange Hitachi Unified Storage system, which is similar to EMC's VNX array and NetApp's Fabric Attached Storage, can serve up both file- and block-based data through a single management framework. Read More Intel's Ivy Bridge chips raise the bar for rivals With the arrival of Intel's Ivy Bridge processors, the chip maker has just given its competition a new bar to shoot for. Read More
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