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	Google-Microsoft feud over YouTube app escalates to 'death blow' Microsoft condemned Google's decision to block the new Windows Phone YouTube app, accusing its rival of making excuses to keep the app from connecting to the popular social video service. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Data+ Conference Computerworld Data+ Conference: Sept. 8-10, Scottsdale, AZ Data+, which evolved from the former BI & Analytics Perspectives Conference, takes place September 8-10, 2013 in Scottsdale, Arizona. Over the course of this two-day event, 250+ IT decision-makers and business leaders, like you, connect with peers and leading big data business and technology solution providers. Register now. In this Issue Review: Jobs the movie applies its own reality distortion field Facebook to test new mobile payment service Dell profit slides 72% as privatization battle drags on There's no free lunch when it comes to Google's Gmail Intel to customize chips for big data apps Cisco's 4,000 job cuts won't hit newly acquired Sourcefire Facebook disables some legitimate apps while targeting malicious ones Google to encrypt Cloud Storage data by default IBM and Verizon are competing for $10B in government cloud work Nokia updates Lumia smartphones with camera app, better imaging Ken Gagne: Steve Wozniak on Apple's founding WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Preparing Your Infrastructure for the Hyperconvergence Era From cloud computing and virtualization to mobility and unified communications, an array of innovative technologies is transforming today's data centers. And along the way, they're also flooding corporate networks with enormous new torrents of traffic. Read Now Review: Jobs the movie applies its own reality distortion field Jobs, the feature-length movie starring Ashton Kutcher as the late Apple CEO Steve Jobs, will entertain Apple fans as much as it frustrates them with its dramatic reinterpretation of events. Read More   Facebook to test new mobile payment service Facebook plans to test a new service designed to streamline the check-out process for people shopping on their mobile devices. It could become a competitor to other e-commerce players like PayPal. Read More   Dell profit slides 72% as privatization battle drags on Dell reported a 72% drop in profit on Thursday, a month before an expected shareholder vote that could shape the future of the company. Read More   There's no free lunch when it comes to Google's Gmail   There's no such thing as a free email service, at least not when it comes to Google, according to industry analysts. Read More   Intel to customize chips for big data apps Intel, increasingly customizing server chips for customers, is now tuning chips for workloads in big data. Read More   WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation   VMware Horizon View and EMC VSPEX Take the Easy Route to Next Generation Virtual Desktops. Learn how VSPEX with End User Computing Transforms Central Vermont Medical Center IT from Problem Solver to Business Enabler. Learn More. Cisco's 4,000 job cuts won't hit newly acquired Sourcefire Cisco Systems may be "rebalancing" its business by eliminating 4,000 jobs, or about 5% of its workforce, but it'll keep its hands off its hot new security acquisition, Sourcefire. Read More   Facebook disables some legitimate apps while targeting malicious ones The use of tools to detect malicious patterns in apps led Facebook to temporarily disable some legitimate third-party apps that integrate with the social networking website, it said Thursday. Read More   Google to encrypt Cloud Storage data by default Google said it will by default encrypt data warehoused in its Cloud Storage service. Read More   IBM and Verizon are competing for $10B in government cloud work IBM, Verizon and eight other companies will compete for $10 billion worth of work to help move the U.S. Department of the Interior's IT systems to the cloud. Read More   Nokia updates Lumia smartphones with camera app, better imaging Nokia has started rolling out the Amber software update to its Lumia smartphones, which will allow users to take better pictures and get new camera apps. Read More   Ken Gagne: Steve Wozniak on Apple's founding Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak made a surprise appearance at an Apple II convention, where classic machines were being hacked like it was still 1977. Read More
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