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	Office 2013 retail licensing change ties suite to specific PC forever A retail copy of Office 2013 is permanently tied to the first PC on which it's installed, preventing customers from deleting the suite from one machine they own and installing it on another. Read More WHITE PAPER: ExaGrid Straight Talk About Disk Backup with Deduplication This eBook is a "must read" if you are considering a move from tape backup to disk-based backup with deduplication. Did you know that depending on the architecture you choose, you could either improve your backup environment or go backwards? You may not be aware of the many considerations that need to be assessed. Learn more. In this Issue Obama talks about math, online privacy and an open Internet in Google+ hangout Microsoft warns of looming retirement for Windows 7 RTM SAP looks to score points for its HANA database with NBA statisics site FCC: U.S. broadband providers deliver close to advertised speeds Cloud-based Amazon data warehouse now available Facebook defends Graph Search's privacy controls for teens Google+ suffers outage Friday morning Windows 8 book authors dish on Windows 8 Skype launches limited video messaging trial Preston Gralla: HP bets on Android and Chome: What happens to Windows? Jonny Evans: Rumor: Samsung plans Apple 'iWatch' competition JR Raphael: Nexus 4 Wireless Charger: Hands-on impressions RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: KnowBe4 How big is your 'phishing attack surface'? Many email addresses of your organization are exposed, allowing cybercriminals to launch spear-phishing attacks. The bigger the attack footprint, the higher your risk. Fill out the form and we'll email you the list of exposed addresses. Sign up for your FREE EEC now: Obama talks about math, online privacy and an open Internet in Google+ hangout During a Google+ 'Fireside Hangout' on Thursday, President Barack Obama talked about his daughters' math and science studies, the benefits of making computer programming a required high school class and the need to keep the Internet open. Read More Microsoft warns of looming retirement for Windows 7 RTM Microsoft is reminding customers that Windows 7's first edition, which shipped more than three years ago, will be dropped from support in early April. Read More SAP looks to score points for its HANA database with NBA statisics site SAP is hoping to nail a slam dunk for its HANA in-memory platform through a partnership with the National Basketball Association on a new HANA-powered statistics website. Read More FCC: U.S. broadband providers deliver close to advertised speeds U.S. broadband providers deliver nearly the residential broadband speeds they advertise, with a handful of large providers exceeding the promised service, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission said in a new report. Read More Cloud-based Amazon data warehouse now available Amazon Web Services has made available to all users its cloud-based data warehouse Redshift, which it pitches as a lower-cost alternative to on-premise deployments. Read More Facebook defends Graph Search's privacy controls for teens Facebook is working hard to assure users that Graph Search, its new search engine designed to uncover all sorts of information buried within the site, does not compromise the privacy rights of minors. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mimecast North America Inc. Simplifying the Transition to Exchange 2010 Summers Labs relied on a bare-bones AS/AV product, until a plan for a complete infrastructure refresh opened the door to a more comprehensive solution. Read this case study to learn how a cloud-based email management solution greatly simplified the company's transition to Exchange 2010. Learn More. Google+ suffers outage Friday morning Google+ suffered a site outage Friday morning, prompting users of the social network to complain on both Google+ and Twitter that the site was down or slow to load. Read More Windows 8 book authors dish on Windows 8 Writing a book about Windows 8 takes a peculiar combination of perseverance, insight, and a high tolerance for pain. Those who write books about Win8 get to dig into the heart of the beast -- they're exposed early and often to inconsistences and difficulties, and they're tasked with making the hard parts of Win8 accessible to regular people. Along the way, book authors acquire an enormous amount of experience with how the product actually works, going far beyond the stunted feature lists, glib reviews, and sound bites we've all come to expect. Read More Skype launches limited video messaging trial Skype soft-launched a video messaging service on Friday that allows its subscribers to deliver recorded clips to Skype contacts for playback when they come online. Read More Preston Gralla: HP bets on Android and Chome: What happens to Windows? Long-time Microsoft partner HP is turning to Android and Chome for new mobile devices. With one of its biggest partners looking to other operating systems in mobile, what does this mean for Microsoft? Read More Jonny Evans: Rumor: Samsung plans Apple 'iWatch' competition News today is that it's not only Apple that has designs on some form of connected watch -- the company's ex-partner, Samsung, is also applying its design teams to the task of making a similar device, as both firms continue their "thermonuclear" battle for space in the unfolding evolution of post-PC devices Read More JR Raphael: Nexus 4 Wireless Charger: Hands-on impressions Google's Nexus 4 Wireless Charger is finally here -- so is it worth buying? Here are some hands-on impressions of the high-tech orb. Read More
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