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	Case study: 3 heavyweights give gamification a go Think gamification is just a gimmick? NTT Data, SAP and Accenture beg to differ, and they've got the ROI to back up their stance. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: BlackBerry Trade up your licenses for free There is an easy, no-cost way for you to leverage your existing BlackBerry® investment and make the move to BlackBerry® Enterprise Service 10. Trade up your licenses for free to receive new licenses and server software that allows you to secure and manage BlackBerry® 10 smartphones. Learn more about the free license trade up offer. In this Issue Richi Jennings: iPhone 5S and 5C review roundup Security researchers create undetectable hardware trojans China-based hacking group behind hundreds of attacks on U.S. companies Patrick Thibodeau: Background check on Navy Yard shooter turned up traffic violation, not gun use Windows developers struggle with mobile apps Sweet! Tiny, far-flying robot based on honeybee Bing gets tuneup; still grapples with 'How to top Google?' LG G2 deep-dive review: Great features in a flawed smartphone Antone Gonsalves: iPhone in the enterprise? Forget about it. 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. Richi Jennings: iPhone 5S and 5C review roundup   Look! Shiny! Apple is kindly allowing reviewers to now publish their iPhone 5S and 5C reviews. That was nice gesture by the Cupertino, Calif., company. So are the new iPhones any good? Let's find out. In IT Blogwatch, your humble blogwatcher curates all you need to know. Read More   Security researchers create undetectable hardware trojans Security researchers from the U.S. and Europe released a paper showing how integrated circuits used in computers, military equipment and other critical systems can be maliciously compromised during the manufacturing process through virtually undetectable changes at the transistor level. Read More   China-based hacking group behind hundreds of attacks on U.S. companies A group of 50 to 100 professional hackers operating out of China has been systematically targeting businesses, military and government agencies around the world since at least 2009, security vendor Symantec said in a report released Tuesday. Read More   Patrick Thibodeau: Background check on Navy Yard shooter turned up traffic violation, not gun use The company that employed the Navy Yard shooter said its background checks failed to turn up any gun-related history. Read More   WHITE PAPER: HP Deliver Mobile Apps: A Lifecycle Approach This white paper describes software and services that accelerate and simplify the creation of internally developed or "in-house" enterprise mobile applications. It also describes how to deploy and manage these mobile apps on both company-provided and "bring-your-own" smartphones and tablet computers. Learn More Windows developers struggle with mobile apps Windows developers are receiving an ever-greater number of requests for mobile apps. However, they are struggling to meet that mobile demand with current tools and skills, while also meeting expectations to support and enhance of existing desktop applications. Read More   Sweet! Tiny, far-flying robot based on honeybee To develop tiny flying robots that are agile and can navigate on their own, researchers in Australia are turning to the honeybee. Read More   Bing gets tuneup; still grapples with 'How to top Google?' Microsoft still hasn't found what it's looking for in the search market -- a way to beat Google. But it's not giving up just yet. Read More   LG G2 deep-dive review: Great features in a flawed smartphone LG's G2, its latest Android smartphone, has an outstanding screen, top notch performance, and buttons on the back. Is that enough to make it worth buying? Read More   Antone Gonsalves: iPhone in the enterprise? Forget about it. The enterprise-class security in iOS 7 will keep Apple in companies for the short term, but eventually Android smartphones and tablets will clobber the iPhone and iPad. Read More
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