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	Jonny Evans: 4 iPhone features I'd like to improve in iPhone 5 The iPhone isn't perfect. There's a range of low-level features which don't appear to have made it into iOS 6, some of which could make the best-selling single smartphone even more popular. Here's four little features I think the iPhone lacks: Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: BI & Analytics Perspectives BI & Analytics Perspectives Conference, Sept 9-11, Phoenix When you attend, you'll not only gather contemporary viewpoints and takeaways in sessions, but you'll also have ample networking opportunities to consult with expert practitioners who can offer direction and guidance in optimizing your BI portfolio. Register now. In this Issue Richi Jennings: Dell hell continues as it morphs into enterprise cloud company JR Raphael: Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1: To buy or not to buy? Darlene Storm: Remote attacks to hack and self destruct cars? Preston Gralla: Apple en route to becoming the most valuable public company ever -- will Microsoft ever catch up? Richard Hoffman: Always start with the foundation: Governance is never optional Patrick Thibodeau: The tension in the Palmer case Chris Poelker: The future of data storage revealed in molecules of DNA Shark Tank: But thanks for going to all that trouble WEBCAST: IBM How to Take Business Analytics to the Next Level Live Date and Time: November 29, 2011 - 12:00 PM EST / 9:00 AM PST By attending this webcast you will learn how you can implement an effective BA strategy that will deliver maximum strategic value to your company. Register Now Richi Jennings: Dell hell continues as it morphs into enterprise cloud company The Dell Q2 results make ugly reading. The company is in mid-transition from a consumer-PC-led business into an enterprise 'n' cloud-computing firm. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers manage to avoid using the phrase post-PC. Not to mention: iPhone owners are sad and alone ... Read More JR Raphael: Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1: To buy or not to buy? Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.1 fails to wow in a lot of ways. So should you even consider buying it -- or what would be a better option? Read More Darlene Storm: Remote attacks to hack and self destruct cars? Crank up the tunes and initiate a vehicle virus. Kill the headlights, lock the car doors, shut off a car's engine; remote access car hacking may still seem like something out of movie, but security researchers warn of potential attacks -- from espionage via eavesdropping on conversations, to stomping on the brakes from 1,000 miles away. Famous hacker Barnaby Jack is part of the McAfee TRACE security team who specialize in next generation hacking attacks on embedded devices in car systems. These ECU interconnected systems, ranging from the engine, brakes, navigation, lighting, ventilation, entertainment and even Bluetooth headsets in cars, are vulnerable to remote attacks. As we read about the endless attack vectors in the computer with four wheels in which we sit inside and drive at high speeds, it makes us feel a bit better to know Jack is on the job. Read More Preston Gralla: Apple en route to becoming the most valuable public company ever -- will Microsoft ever catch up? Yesterday, for a brief amount of time, Apple became the most valuable public company the world has ever seen. During Apple's rise, Microsoft has stayed in the doldrums. Can Microsoft ever catch up? Read More WHITE PAPER: Tableau Top 10 Trends in Business Intelligence for 2012 Business intelligence (BI) has been a hot topic for years. Check out these top 10 trends that will prepare you to think about why and how BI will become a mainstream discussion in the upcoming year. Armed with these key insights, you'll be equipped to focus your efforts on a BI strategy that converts your data into meaningful insight. Learn More! Richard Hoffman: Always start with the foundation: Governance is never optional A lack of clear governance is the single most common cause of major project failures -- don't let your project be one of them. Read More Patrick Thibodeau: The tension in the Palmer case The American notion of self-reliance is often used as a launching pad for mayhem and moral ambiguity in movies. In real life, we rely on our laws and our courts and own moral anchors to keep chaos out of the picture. When those checks fail, as they did in the case of Jay Palmer, then we got problems. Read More Chris Poelker: The future of data storage revealed in molecules of DNA In the last decade we have seen some amazing innovations in data storage. Disk-based storage capacity has increased from the old hard drives of the 80's that could barely store a few megabytes of data, to the latest tiny hard drives offering gigabytes and now terabytes of data in a tiny two and a half inch form factor for laptops. You can now hold trillions of bytes of data in one hand on just a single hard drive. Read More Shark Tank: But thanks for going to all that trouble This IT pilot fish for a local government has to deal with a few things that are a bit outside what most people think of as conventional IT. Case in point: A septic pump for the county nursing home that can be controlled over the network. Read More
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