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	In hunt for life, NASA rover makes second drill on Mars NASA's rover Curiosity has drilled into a rock on Mars for just the second time during its mission.s Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: VMware Innovation Awards Now Accepting Submissions - VMware Innovation Awards Winners will be selected by a prestigious panel of judges and honored at VMworld on August 27th in San Francisco. VMware Innovation Awards Winner will receive: Your story featured in Computerworld, 2 conference passes to VMworld 2013, and more. Submit an entry for this prestigious award and showcase your innovative projects, visit: http://events.computerworld.com/VMwareNominationform2013CW In this Issue Google engineer bashes Microsoft's handling of security researchers, discloses Windows zero-day Software developer wages fall 2% as workforce expands A stinky onion blooms in the Senate, say H-1B critics Boutique PC seller laughs all the way to the bank on the back of Windows 7 How to prevent IT department overload JR Raphael: Google's new weapon in the Android upgrade battle The iPhone's big lead in customer satisfaction is gone IT's new concern: 'Bring your own cloud' Microsoft software satisfaction slumps WEBCAST: 8x8 7 Reasons to Choose VoIP Thinking about a new phone system for your business? Be sure to watch this informative webcast. Steve Strauss, small business columnist for USA Today and author of the Small Business Bible, shares his useful and powerful expertise. Learn more. Google engineer bashes Microsoft's handling of security researchers, discloses Windows zero-day A Google security engineer accused Microsoft of treating outside researchers with "great hostility" days before posting details of an unpatched vulnerability in Windows that could be used to crash PCs or gain additional access rights. Read More Software developer wages fall 2% as workforce expands The U.S. tech industry added nearly 64,000 software related jobs last year, but as the workforce expanded, the average size of workers' pay checks declined by nearly 2%. Read More A stinky onion blooms in the Senate, say H-1B critics With the H-1B fight over and lost, Sen. Charles Grassley (R-Iowa) lashed out, almost flailing in the minutes before the Senate Judiciary Committee's final vote Tuesday. Read More Boutique PC seller laughs all the way to the bank on the back of Windows 7 A boutique system builder has bucked the industry trend of slumping PC sales by continuing to focus on selling Windows 7 machines. Read More WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation Manage the New Software-defined Data Center Today's IT environments make service assurance anything but easy. Factors such as the dynamic nature of the virtual data center, the rapid pace of IT change and limited operational visibility and insight make providing service assurance more of a long-term goal than near-term reality for many IT leaders. Learn more. How to prevent IT department overload Managing the flow of an infinite supply of worthwhile projects through a finite IT operation takes finesse. Here's how to avoid the backlog and the chaos. Read More JR Raphael: Google's new weapon in the Android upgrade battle Google's got a bold new plan for the Android platform -- and if you own an Android device new or old, you'd better believe it'll affect you. Read More The iPhone's big lead in customer satisfaction is gone Apple's dominance in smartphone customer satisfaction faded last year, with rivals like Samsung and Motorola dramatically closing the gap, a national survey said today. Read More IT's new concern: 'Bring your own cloud' As personal and professional clouds converge, IT's mission to improve productivity while protecting corporate apps and data is getting tougher. Read More Microsoft software satisfaction slumps Customer satisfaction with Microsoft's software, primarily Windows, dropped slightly in the last year, likely part of the fallout over Windows 8, according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index. Read More
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