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	Google Nexus 10 deep-dive review: Android, supersized Here's our in-depth look at where Google's new 10-in. tablet shines -- and where it falls short. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: AT&T VoIP Solutions Provide Enterprises With Various Benefits VoIP migration is a top telecom priority for many North American enterprises. Do you know why? Find out in this Forrester study, which reveals the opinions of telecommunications decision-makers like you. Read the report. In this Issue Docs prescribe iPad Mini - a perfect lab coat fit Google confirms services blocked in China Preston Gralla: An inside look behind Romney's loss: An epic failure of its Orca big-data app Manufacturer sues IBM over SAP project 'disaster' Cray chases clusters with $25M Appro acquisition Google gives cloud-based database a performance boost Priceline to buy travel research site Kayak for $1.8B Jonny Evans: Apple creatives -- are you ready for the Adobe CS upgrade price rise? Peter Eicher: Our civilization depends on electricity ... and the repair crews who keep it flowing RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: DameWare, part of the SolarWinds Family Affordable Remote Support Software for Mixed-OS Environments DameWare Remote Support Software allows you to control Mac OS X, Linux and Windows machines - without leaving your desk! Fix end-users problem quickly & remotely with DameWare. Manage your IT infrastructure - domains, workstations, disk drives, & event logs - all from one console AND in a mixed-OS environment. Easy to afford. Simple to use. It's so affordable – why not just try it? Download a fully functional, free 14-day trial today and discover why thousands of system administrators use DameWare to remotely control Mac, Linux and Windows machines every day! Docs prescribe iPad Mini - a perfect lab coat fit In a survey, physicians revealed they're excited about the iPad Mini because the smaller-size device fits into their lab coats, yet retains a familiar interface. Read More Google confirms services blocked in China Google confirmed a dropoff in traffic to its sites in China today, echoing an online report that the company's services are being blocked there. Read More Preston Gralla: An inside look behind Romney's loss: An epic failure of its Orca big-data app Many things went wrong with Romney's campaign for president, but one of the biggest was the epic failure of the campaign's big-data app for getting out the vote, called Orca. When the campaign needed it most, Orca was beached. Read More Manufacturer sues IBM over SAP project 'disaster' IBM has been slapped with a multimillion dollar lawsuit by chemical products manufacturer Avantor Performance Materials, which alleges that IBM lied about the suitability of a SAP-based software package it sells in order to win Avantor's business. Read More WEBCAST: Citrix Online New Technology to Your Users: A Make-or-Break Moment Live Webcast: Tuesday, November 27th at 1:00pm EST Join this live, interactive webinar to learn: - How to assess what users expect from technology - Common missteps and omissions in the QA process - What you can do to make uses feel more confident and supported - And more… Learn More Cray chases clusters with $25M Appro acquisition Cray on Friday agreed to acquire server maker Appro International for $25 million in cash as it looks to strengthen its high-performance computing product portfolio. Read More Google gives cloud-based database a performance boost Google's Cloud SQL database has gained more storage, faster reads and writes, and now offers users the choice of running their instances in data centers based in either the U.S. or Europe. Read More Priceline to buy travel research site Kayak for $1.8B Online hotel-booking giant Priceline.com plans to acquire Kayak, another Internet-based travel company, for US$1.8 billion in cash and stock, the companies announced on Thursday. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple creatives -- are you ready for the Adobe CS upgrade price rise? Creative users should be aware that Adobe will end its discount deal for upgrade to the latest version of Adobe Creative Suite and applications such as Photoshop within the next few weeks. This is the last chance to upgrade your software affordably before effectively becoming locked out of future upgrade paths and being required to pay for the full version. Read More Peter Eicher: Our civilization depends on electricity ... and the repair crews who keep it flowing Our civilization doesn't rest in the hands of hedge fund traders and currency speculators, nor the hands of a Bill Gates or a Steve Jobs or other famous technocrats. Our civilization rests in the hands of the anonymous man wearing awkward rubber gloves who got up in a bucket truck on a cold Sunday night in November to fix the overly fragile wiring system we depend on. Read More
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