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	13 great Windows Phone apps for IT pros A baker's dozen of mostly free apps for server monitoring, remote access, network troubleshooting, password management, even scripting -- right from your Windows Phone. Read More WHITE PAPER: Moovweb The Next Generation of Mobile In this tech dossier from Moovweb, learn about responsive web delivery, an approach to mobile development that can reduce costs and increase agility so companies can build great mobile solutions without the big rewrite of their existing sites. Read now! In this Issue AMD unveils 'Hawaii' Radeon R7, R9 generation of GPUs Forecast 2014: Boost your mobile bandwidth Microsoft sails past Oracle in bringing Java SE to cloud Stanford team develops first computer using only carbon nanotube transistors U.S. lawmakers move to curb NSA collection of phone and other records 'Icefog' spying operation targeted Japan, South Korea Image-insertion bug locks users out of Gmail Oracle Team USA pulls off stunning America's Cup win 'Viceroi' algorithm eases detection of click fraud Ericsson thinks small for a big solution to workplace wireless Sharon Gaudin: Update: NASA astronaut among 3 launched to space station today WHITE PAPER: HP Enabling IT to Retake the Lead in a BYOD World The transformation of enterprises into mobile organizations often is led by the mobile workers themselves as they use their own devices for work. Read Now! AMD unveils 'Hawaii' Radeon R7, R9 generation of GPUs AMD announced theA Radeon R7 and R9 series of "Hawaii" graphics cards and cores on Wednesday, an attempt to storm the pinnacle of performance PC graphics. Read More Forecast 2014: Boost your mobile bandwidth As IT executives watch the demands of mobile devices and cloud computing mercilessly hammer their wireless and wired networks, many anticipate needing to add bandwidth to their organization's infrastructures in 2014. Read More Microsoft sails past Oracle in bringing Java SE to cloud While Oracle CEO Larry Ellison focuses his attention on the America';s Cup sailing race, Oracle is rushing to keep up in another race, the one to get its Java SE in the cloud. Read More Stanford team develops first computer using only carbon nanotube transistors Researchers at Stanford University have demonstrated the first functional computer built using only carbon nanotube transistors, according to an article published Wednesday on the cover of scientific journal Nature. Read More U.S. lawmakers move to curb NSA collection of phone and other records A bipartisan group of four U.S. lawmakers has introduced legislation that will prohibit bulk collection of phone records of Americans. Read More WEBCAST: Asigra 2013 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Backup/Recovery Backup/recovery is changing due to new environments, applications and workplace infrastructure. Learn More 'Icefog' spying operation targeted Japan, South Korea A hacking group that targeted Japan's parliament in 2011 is believed to have conducted nimble data thefts against organizations mainly in South Korea and Japan, including defense contractors, over the past two years. Read More Image-insertion bug locks users out of Gmail Beware Gmail users: Inserting images into the body of an email message can get you temporarily banned from your account. Read More Oracle Team USA pulls off stunning America's Cup win He may have angered his customers in the process, but Larry Ellison's Oracle Team USA completed a stunning comeback on Wednesday to snatch the America's Cup sailing trophy from New Zealand in the last race of the competition. Read More 'Viceroi' algorithm eases detection of click fraud A group of researchers have devised an algorithm they say could help advertising networks better detect fraudulent clicks. Read More Ericsson thinks small for a big solution to workplace wireless Ericsson says it has a small solution to the big problem of weak mobile service in enterprises. Read More Sharon Gaudin: Update: NASA astronaut among 3 launched to space station today NASA astronaut and 3 cosmonauts liftoff today for the International Space Station. Read More
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