Google adds offline presentation to Slides software

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	Google adds offline presentation, editing to Slides software Google has added offline presentations and editing to its Slides application, as it continues to bring its Internet apps to the desktop. Read More WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com Service Cloud for Government & Public Sector Brochure Only Salesforce Service Cloud for Government provides the transformational service platform to help you leapfrog the competition and deliver the next generation of public service in the cloud. Read Now! In this Issue Yahoo acquires content sharing startup Snip.it Facebook's Open Compute Project Summit unveils new tools and trends Google sees one password ring to rule them all WEBCAST: Absolute Software Set It & Forget It - Apple Devices in the Enterprise Ben Snyder, Desktop Support Analyst at Under Armour, discusses how this fast-growing company with thousands of mobile employees uses an automated process to manage its mix of PC and Apple devices from a single console. Learn More Yahoo acquires content sharing startup Snip.it Yahoo has acquired content discovery and sharing website Snip.it, and the service has been shut down. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Data Protection Made Simple Increasing demands placed on IT, along with tightening budgets has prompted IT leaders to seek out alternative technologies and improved methods of providing backup, archiving and disaster recovery to meet the demands of the 24/7 business. Learn how CA ARCserve provides a single solution that cuts through the maze of data protection complexity. Learn More Facebook's Open Compute Project Summit unveils new tools and trends Employees from Facebook, Dell, Intel and others gathered in Santa Clara, Calif. for Facebook's fourth Open Compute Summit, to figure out new innovations for data center design. Read More Google sees one password ring to rule them all Google thinks it might have found an answer to the vexing problem of forgotten or weak passwords: "physical" passwords, which might come in the form of a piece of jewelry such as a ring. Read More
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