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	Richi Jennings: iPhone 5S release date is/isn't/is/isn't June. SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY? Here comes the iPhone 5S... or not. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) analysts can't agree when the next iPhone will be released. Estimates range from June to September. Some even say the new flagship smartphone has been delayed, due to problems in China. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers wonder if their next BYOD toy could actually be from Samsung or HTC. Read More WHITE PAPER: serVelocity Is Your Services Organization Leaving Money on the Table? Fully adopting today's service automation technology provides executives the visibility they require to increase profitability at a time when it is sorely needed. Visibility enables actions that optimize key Services margin levers where even small improvements equate to significant bottom line and strategic impact for the company. Learn more. In this Issue Darlene Storm: Cool: Invisibility cloak, implant calls before heart attack, 3D hologram, immortal via avatar Preston Gralla: Spanish open source group charges Microsoft violates EU anti-trust laws by banning Linux from Windows 8 PCs. Is it sour grapes? Jonny Evans: Apple feels the downturn, but its iPhone release plans pile pressure on its foes Greg Lambert: Microsoft Patch Tuesday: March 2013 Sharky: See? See? It was MUCH closer to 15/22nds WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems Winning Strategies for Omnichannel Banking Research reveals new ways for banks to prosper. Customers are ready for omnichannel experiences. Respond now-learn how to manage the transition to omnichannel banking and reap the rewards of delivering innovative services. Read Now Darlene Storm: Cool: Invisibility cloak, implant calls before heart attack, 3D hologram, immortal via avatar While it seems like the stuff of science fiction, the cutting edge of technology and science has us on the cusp of some very cool and exciting developments for health and for fun. Researchers created a miniature version of Harry Potter's invisibility cloak, developed a tiny life-saving implant that can call your smartphone to warn you before a heart attack, are developing a prototype to make 3D holograms that can dance above your mobile device, and there are even attempts to make immortality a reality by transferring your brain into an avatar. Read More Preston Gralla: Spanish open source group charges Microsoft violates EU anti-trust laws by banning Linux from Windows 8 PCs. Is it sour grapes? Microsoft has yet another European problem on its hands: The Hispalinux open source group, based in Spain, has filed an anti-trust complaint with the European Commission charging that Microsoft makes it far too difficult for users of Windows 8 devices to switch to Linux or another OS. Is this a valid complaint or just an open source group crying sour grapes? Read More WHITE PAPER: Microsoft Corporation Smarter Business Requires Intelligent Systems This paper discusses the growing adoption of intelligent systems and the role Microsoft, through its Windows Embedded, Windows Azure, and other technologies, can play in developing these systems. Read Now. Jonny Evans: Apple feels the downturn, but its iPhone release plans pile pressure on its foes Apple supplier, Hon Hai/Foxconn, reported record annual profits on strength of iPhone and iPad sales, even as the company prepares to introduce the next iteration smartphone in June with an iPhone mini to follow: why competitors should worry... Read More Greg Lambert: Microsoft Patch Tuesday: March 2013 With this month's Microsoft Patch Tuesday update, we see a set of seven updates, four of which are marked as "Critical," addressing serious problems that could enable someone to access your computer if they are not patched. The remaining three are rated as "Important," and, while they aren't as serious as the critical patches, they do address security issues that need to be fixed. Most of the seven patches affect Microsoft Office, with only two impacting Windows. Read More Sharky: See? See? It was MUCH closer to 15/22nds Flashback 20 years to when this pilot fish is a program engineering manager for a big government project -- one with a newly assigned project manager who wants to make a name for himself as quickly as possible. Read More
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