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	INSIDER PowerPoint 2010 cheat sheet Whether you're upgrading from PowerPoint 2007 or an earlier version, we've got the goods on how to find your way around Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 and make the most of its features. Insider (Registration required) Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: BYOD & Mobile Device Management Tech Seminar BYOD & Mobility Management Tech Seminar – 10/2 During this one-day tech seminar, IT executives will learn how to successfully manage the onslaught of new mobile devices, along with the strategies and policies that can help avoid pitfalls and ensure success. October 2 - Hilton Alexandria Mark Center, Alexandria, VA Click to continue In this Issue As Chrome turns 4, Google's browser in flux FBI denies it was source of leaked Apple device ID data 18 great IT Android apps HL7 e-health information-sharing standard to be free Upcoming Windows 8 PCs 'just the beginning,' says Acer president Apple's U.S. share of smartphones grows to 33.4% Samsung slammed for alleged worker mistreatment in China Behind the scenes with Samsung's Chinese factory girls Oracle to keep porting software to Itanium after ruling in HP lawsuit Jonny Evans: Apple's September 12 iPhone will send competing devices off to landfill Google updates Chrome for iOS, fixes bugs Time-Warner Cable, carriers roll out mobile red carpet for Democratic convention Salesforce.com drops under pressure its bid to trademark "social enterprise" Richi Jennings: Microsoft Windows Server 2012 is 'cloud OS' -- who knew? WEBCAST: VMware Virtualizing Exchange KnowledgeVault The Virtualizing Exchange KnowledgeVault contains concise videos on topics related to running Microsoft Exchange in a virtualized environment. View Now! As Chrome turns 4, Google's browser in flux As Google touted Chrome's fourth launch anniversary on Tuesday, a pair of Web measurement firms continued to argue about whether the browser is still gaining ground or has stalled. Read More FBI denies it was source of leaked Apple device ID data The FBI denied that the 1 million unique device identifiers for Apple devices posted publicly by hacker group AntiSec on Monday had come from its computers. Read More 18 great IT Android apps From network sniffers to SSH tools, these Android IT tools will come in handy for IT pros. Read More HL7 e-health information-sharing standard to be free HL7, a set of standards promoted by two global nonprofit organizations, will soon be free for hospitals and physician practices to implement with the goal of sharing patient information. Read More Upcoming Windows 8 PCs 'just the beginning,' says Acer president The first round of Windows 8 tablets and laptops coming out later this year will be "just the beginning" of a range of form factors and styles that will evolve as the operating system matures, according to the president of a major Taiwanese computer maker. Read More Apple's U.S. share of smartphones grows to 33.4% Apple's iPhone share of U.S. smartphone subscribers bumped upward 2 percentage points from May through July, giving it 33.4% of the market, online tracking and analytics firm comScore said Tuesday. Read More Samsung slammed for alleged worker mistreatment in China A labor rights group has accused Samsung of "illegal and inhumane violations" at its factories in China, reporting cases of excessive overtime and exhausting working conditions, with employees being made to stand for up to 12 hours for a single shift. Read More WHITE PAPER: Eagle Creek Software Services Implementation of Mission Critical Information Systems While commercial uncertainty & caution prevail, companies continue to drive IT investment perpetuating the demand for skilled personnel. Faced with bringing more staff on or expanding existing outsourcing relationships - more companies are witnessing skills shortages, rising rates, turnover, and mediocre delivery. Learn More. Behind the scenes with Samsung's Chinese factory girls Like many her age, 19-year-old Zhao Caixia left her hometown in the Chinese province of Gansu to see the world.A That world now revolves around a Samsung factory in the Chinese city of Tianjin, where she spends eight to 12 hours a day inspecting cameras before they're shipped out. Read More Oracle to keep porting software to Itanium after ruling in HP lawsuit Oracle said on Tuesday it will continue porting its database and other software to Hewlett-Packard's Itanium server platform after a California judge ruled that it was obligated to do so. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple's September 12 iPhone will send competing devices off to landfill The winners of the smartphone wars will be those who can display some strands of originality. Introducing new products just because Apple intends to launch its own isn't originality, it's suicide. Read More Google updates Chrome for iOS, fixes bugs Google has released a new version of its Chrome browser for iOS devices that stamps out some bugs, including one that interfered with Yahoo Mail. Read More Time-Warner Cable, carriers roll out mobile red carpet for Democratic convention Service providers taking steps to solve expected mobile congestion problems at the Democratic National Convention this week are addressing issues that are likely to grow in many areas over the next few years. Read More Salesforce.com drops under pressure its bid to trademark "social enterprise" Salesforce.com has decided to withdraw its applications to trademark the term "social enterprise" following objections from social organizations who held that the term was understood to describe businesses with a social purpose. Read More Richi Jennings: Microsoft Windows Server 2012 is 'cloud OS' -- who knew? Microsoft Windows Server 2012 is now available. Redmond is touting it as the first cloud operating system, offering better virtualization and remote manageability than do Linux and Unix. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers wonder if that's simply hyperbole, or if there's a grain of truth behind the marketing message. Read More
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