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	Apple will blink to strike deals in time to unveil 'iRadio' at WWDC Apple has made progress in cutting deals with music labels for an Internet radio service but time is running out, several reports said today. Read More WHITE PAPER: 8x8 Re-Thinking Communications to Grow Your Business One of the biggest changes in the way business is conducted today is how customers find them, contact them and do business with them Learn More In this Issue Apple fixes irritating Mountain Lion bugs, firms up Java defenses Computex 2013: Asus laptop/tablet hybrid runs Windows and Android $99 Android PC maker hopes to set off industry change Google bans porn on Glass to nix the 'ick factor' WHITE PAPER: Mimecast North America Inc What it takes to deliver Security, and Privacy at Mimecast. This whitepaper explains the process and controls that Mimecast put in place to deliver a secure, private and trusted SaaS platform for your email security, email archiving and email continuity. Learn More Apple fixes irritating Mountain Lion bugs, firms up Java defenses Apple on Tuesday updated OS X Mountain Lion, likely for one of the last times, with a combination of compatibility and reliability bug fixes as well as vulnerability patches. Read More Computex 2013: Asus laptop/tablet hybrid runs Windows and Android One of the most unique computers unveiled at this year's Computex is the Asus Transformer Book Trio. What looks like an ordinary laptop is actually two computers. Read More WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation Backup and Recovery Changes This IDC Whitepaper provides an overview of the forces driving change within today's IT organizations and data centers and discusses how backup and recovery can enable or hinder broader IT infrastructure and business transformation. Learn more. $99 Android PC maker hopes to set off industry change At US$99, the mini PC developed by thin-client expert Young Song is meant to be affordable. In fact, the price is so low, most consumers won't hesitate to buy one, he said Wednesday. Read More Google bans porn on Glass to nix the 'ick factor' Early Monday, a developer announced the release of the first porn app for Google Glass only to learn that Google had banned porn apps for its computerized eyeglasses. Read More
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