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	RIM CIO works the enterprise ranks of BlackBerry users Research in Motion CIO Robin Bienfait's last name means "well done" in French. She's hoping those two words apply to BlackBerry 10 smartphones once they ship in the first quarter of 2013. Read More WEBCAST: T-Systems Charting a Course for Realizing Business Value in the Cloud Cloud is not simply about delivering IT services. Rather it is about vesting the organization with the agility it must have to respond to challenges and opportunities at the speed of business. Tune into this live webcast - Thursday, October 18, 2012, 2:00 PM, EDT - to learn how to blaze your own pathway to enterprise applications in the cloud. Learn more. In this Issue IT workers staying put, CIOs staying longer First look: HTC One X+ shines 'Pinkie Pie' trips up Chrome, close to $60K at Hack in the Box Google Dart cracks Top 50 list of programming languages 10 useful tablet accessories Review: HP Cloud challenges Amazon and Google Pirate Bay founders, due to speak, go missing in action Labeling results not enough to get Google off antitrust hook, say rivals Huawei customers defend their security after congressional report Lenovo announces new Windows 8, RT hybrid laptop/tablet devices Sprint still sees demand for phones with Qwerty keyboard IBM expands PureSystems line for data duties Preston Gralla: At $400 to $500, Surface RT tablets won't overtake the iPad Richi Jennings: Analysis: Microsoft Surface tablet price range, RT and Pro WHITE PAPER: BMC Software IT Service Management – Choosing the Right Solution If you are in the throes of evaluating IT Service Management (ITSM) solutions, you need to make sure you fully understand what's driving your need for an ITSM solution and what your expectations are for the system. Apply the right lens, and you can focus on the selection criteria unique to your situation. Learn More. IT workers staying put, CIOs staying longer CIOs are being predicably cautious with IT budgets for next year, and are focusing on increasing use of cloud technologies and offshore outsourcing, according IR execs surveyed by the Society for Information Management. Read More First look: HTC One X+ shines HTC's One X+ could be the sort of flagship phone that helps the Taiwan-based phone maker reverse its recent financial misfortunes. Read More 'Pinkie Pie' trips up Chrome, close to $60K at Hack in the Box It appears the hacker known as "Pinkie Pie" produced the first Chrome vulnerability at the Hack In the Box conference on Wednesday, just ahead of the deadline for the competition this afternoon. Read More Google Dart cracks Top 50 list of programming languages But the monthly Tiobe index still has Dart garnering only a tiny popularity rating Read More 10 useful tablet accessories Whether you plan to buy the rumored Apple iPad Mini, a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, the Google Nexus 7 or another tablet, these accessories can improve your user experience. Read More Review: HP Cloud challenges Amazon and Google HP's OpenStack-based IaaS cloud blends openness and portability with nice proprietary extras and welcome hand-holding Read More Pirate Bay founders, due to speak, go missing in action Get your conspiracy theories ready: Two founders of The Pirate Bay were due to speak at the Hack in the Box security conference in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday, but didn't show up. Read More WEBCAST: BMC Software BMC Webinar Featuring Forrester: Workload Automation Watch "Workload Automation Survey Results: Peer Insights and Expert Analysis" to find out for yourself. In this on-demand webinar, VPs from guest Forrester Research and BMC Software provide color commentary and discerning analysis on the findings from the 2012 job scheduling survey. View Now. Labeling results not enough to get Google off antitrust hook, say rivals According to media reports on Wednesday, Google has proposed a settlement of its antitrust case to the European Commission that involves labeling its own services in search results. Read More Huawei customers defend their security after congressional report Three U.S.-based service providers that use equipment from Huawei Technologies said on Tuesday they take strong precautions to ensure the security of their networks, responding to a congressional report on Monday that said carriers should not buy from Huawei or ZTE. Read More Lenovo announces new Windows 8, RT hybrid laptop/tablet devices Lenovo on Tuesday announced a new range of Windows 8 and RT hybrid computing devices that can function as tablets or laptops. Read More Sprint still sees demand for phones with Qwerty keyboard Sprint said it plans to sell the LG Mach smartphone over 4G LTE this fall, adding a second slider-style smartphone with a physical Qwerty keyboard. Read More IBM expands PureSystems line for data duties IBM has expanded its PureSystems line of pre-integrated systems to include new models to handle business analysis and online transaction processing. Read More Preston Gralla: At $400 to $500, Surface RT tablets won't overtake the iPad Microsoft is betting the farm that its Windows RT tablets will help eat into the iPad's dominant market share. But an analyst estimates that Microsoft's Surface RT tablets will likely cost essentially the same as the iPad and upcoming iPad mini, at $399 to $499. At that price, it's not likely they'll make many inroads. Read More Richi Jennings: Analysis: Microsoft Surface tablet price range, RT and Pro Here's the price range for the Microsoft Surface tablet (RT and Pro); at least, as cooked up by an analyst making some reasonable-sounding assumptions. Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is staying schtumm, natch. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers wonder whether, at $400-$500, Surface RT can compete with Apple's iPad. Read More
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