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	Look out Siri! Google Now taking a bite out of Apple Watch out, Siri. Apple's iPhones and iPads are getting a new talking assistant -- and it's not you! Read More 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 In this Issue Update: Opera slaps former designer with $3.4M lawsuit for spilling secrets Gaaack#@!! New Samsung Galaxy S4 proves easier to break than iPhone 5 or GSIII Samsung sleeks up Galaxy Tab 3 Google pays record $31K bounty for Chrome bugs Gartner: Worldwide CRM revenue grew 12.5 percent in 2012 Qualcomm says its tech allows for pad-free charging LG will ship OLED TV with curved screen for $13,500 in May Google to discontinue Meebo social toolbar in favor of Google+ Sharon Machlis: Facebook loses millions of users, Guardian claims. True? Preston Gralla: Windows Blue can't fix Windows 8's rotten apps problem Jonny Evans: WWDC: iPhone 5S launch rumoured, OS improvements star the show WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® BYOD in Education This white paper can help you address the security and management of multiple devices being introduced into your network. Read on and learn how to embrace a BYOD. Read Now! Update: Opera slaps former designer with $3.4M lawsuit for spilling secrets Opera Software has sued a former designer, claiming that work he did for the company ended up in a project at rival Mozilla, according to Norwegian press reports today. Read More Gaaack#@!! New Samsung Galaxy S4 proves easier to break than iPhone 5 or GSIII The Samsung Galaxy S4 is more susceptible to damage from average drops and water than its predecessor, the Galaxy S III, or even the iPhone 5, according to tests by SquareTrade, which sells damage warranties for all kinds of smartphones. Read More Samsung sleeks up Galaxy Tab 3 Samsung on Monday unveiled a sleek update to its Galaxy Tab product line, the 7-in. Galaxy Tab 3. Read More Google pays record $31K bounty for Chrome bugs Google this month paid a security researcher $31,336 for reporting a trio of bugs in Chrome. Read More Gartner: Worldwide CRM revenue grew 12.5 percent in 2012 Global CRM (customer relationship management) revenue grew 12.5 percent last year to US$18 billion, a rate three times that of all enterprise software segments on average, as companies look to acquire more business and serve existing customers better, according to a new Gartner report. Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW Software Asset Management: Ensuring Today's Assets Today's trends like BYOD and SaaS are new and exciting in terms of how they will help make our jobs more productive but they also introduce challenges as it relates to software licensing. Find out more - it's time for your organization to look at how to better manage software assets. Read Now Qualcomm says its tech allows for pad-free charging If Qualcomm's vision becomes a reality, users will be able to wirelessly recharge smartphones and tablets without placing them in direct contact with charging pads. Read More LG will ship OLED TV with curved screen for $13,500 in May LG Electronics has begun accepting pre-orders for its 55-inch curved OLED TV in South Korea, with deliveries to begin next month. Read More Google to discontinue Meebo social toolbar in favor of Google+ Google plans to shut down in June the Meebo Bar for receiving and sharing personalized content from websites in favor of Google+ tools for interaction between websites and users. Read More Sharon Machlis: Facebook loses millions of users, Guardian claims. True? 'Independent data suggests' that Facebook is hemorrhaging, the story says. But the source of that data disagrees. Read More Preston Gralla: Windows Blue can't fix Windows 8's rotten apps problem Windows Blue may clean up some of Windows 8's rough edges, but it won't fix one of Windows 8's core problems: The apps it ships with are rotten. Read More Jonny Evans: WWDC: iPhone 5S launch rumoured, OS improvements star the show WWDC will provide the first few glimpses at what Apple [AAPL] chief designer, Jony Ive, has been working on with iOS and OS X. Meanwhile a leaked KDDI document claims iPhone 5S pre-orders will be made available on June 20 with the device set to launch in Japan in July, a report claims. Read More
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