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	10 Windows 8 tips, tricks and hacks Starting to get comfortable with Windows 8? Don't stop now: From invoking 'God Mode' to hacking the lock screen, here are 10 ways to make Windows 8 act the way you want. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cloudera Get Certified in Apache Hadoop. Learn with Cloudera! Cloudera University is the world's leading provider of Apache Hadoop training and certification . Get job-specific training for Hadoop administrators and developers, as well as in-depth coverage of other Apache projects such as HBase, Hive and Pig. Check out the free online tutorials or sign up for a live training class near you, by visiting university.cloudera.com/. In this Issue What will an H-1B cap hike bring to U.S.? Matt Hamblen: AT BB10 Event: First impressions of Z10 RSA brings big data analytics to security threat management IBM's Watson supercomputer goes to college for extra smarts Hackers unveil latest Apple iOS 6 jailbreak website Microsoft to big data programmers: Try F# Apple, Samsung led tablet market in Q4, Microsoft lags Facebook revenue jumps 40% in Q4 as mobile overtakes Web use Beijing's heavy pollution a boon for air quality monitoring apps Critical flaw hits latest VLC media player software ITU: Internet policy still on agenda WHITE PAPER: Acquia Daimler Creates Award-Winning Market Research Site Learn how Daimler gained valuable insights into the needs and desires of one of its most important customer target groups, 20- to 45-year-old compact car drivers. With little precedent to rely on, Daimler decided the best way to understand this group was a social community website powered by Drupal. Daimler Creates Award-Winning Market Research Site What will an H-1B cap hike bring to U.S.? Ten U.S. senators this week agreed to sponsor a bill that would allow the annual H-1B visa cap to rise to as high as 300,000, leaving opponents and some researchers concerned. Read More Matt Hamblen: AT BB10 Event: First impressions of Z10 At the BlackBerry 10 event in NYC Read More RSA brings big data analytics to security threat management RSA has unveiled a new tool designed to let enterprises detect security threats more quickly than current technologies permit by combining big data management and analytics approaches with traditional network monitoring and threat detection. Read More IBM's Watson supercomputer goes to college for extra smarts Watson, IBM's supercomputer that came to fame besting a Jeopardy champion, is going to college, to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, to hone its skills. Read More Hackers unveil latest Apple iOS 6 jailbreak website Apple software hackers unveiled a website late Wednesday where the latest untethered jailbreak is expected to be released soon. Read More Microsoft to big data programmers: Try F# Microsoft's F# language geared to parallel programming, data-oriented problem-solving Read More Apple, Samsung led tablet market in Q4, Microsoft lags Apple and Samsung Electronics led the tablet market in the fourth quarter of 2012, but new entrant Microsoft did not make it to the top five with its Surface tablet. Read More Facebook revenue jumps 40% in Q4 as mobile overtakes Web use Facebook posted a revenue increase of 40 percent in the fourth quarter as the number of daily mobile users exceeded daily Web users for the first time ever, the company reported. Read More Beijing's heavy pollution a boon for air quality monitoring apps On Jan. 13, local developer Wang Jun found that downloads for his app had suddenly skyrocketed, totaling 58,000 in a single day. Read More Critical flaw hits latest VLC media player software Versions 2.0.5 and earlier of the popular VLC media player software contain a critical vulnerability that can be potentially exploited by attackers to execute malicious code on computers. Read More ITU: Internet policy still on agenda Public policy formulation in all domains, including the Internet, is the sovereign right of member states, said ITU Secretary General Hamadoun Toure on Wednesday, suggesting that a debate over control of the Internet is far from over at the telecommunications body. Read More
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