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	After a week, iOS 7 runs more than half of Apple's mobile devices Analytics and advertising firms tracking Apple's new mobile operating system iOS 7 said today that its uptake has been 14% faster than last year's iOS 6. 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 New Kindle Fire HDX's tech support button could push IT to yell 'Mayday!' After quick trip, astronauts start new mission on space station New solar cell sets world record, focusing the power of 297 suns Broadcom chipsets enable multiple, high-resolution in-car displays Google Talk bug sent IMs to wrong recipients EBay to acquire payments startup Braintree for $800M Microsoft wants to scan your JavaScript libraries Image-insertion bug locks people out of Gmail Sudan comes back online after 24-hour Internet blackout Suitcase-size device may help save lives of disaster victims Tizen mobile OS could reach printers, cameras, smart TVs Jonny Evans: A simple guide for Android to iPhone/iOS switchers JR Raphael: How to switch back to Chrome's old 'New Tab' page Preston Gralla: Is it time for Bill Gates to retire as Microsoft chairman? Sharon Gaudin: 15% of Americans say they don't need no stinking Internet WHITE PAPER: SAS See the Possibilities Utilizing Data Visualization Regardless of size, today's businesses are bombarded with structured and unstructured data from a variety of sources. Take advantage of all this data with in-memory analytics and data visualization techniques, to get day-to-day insights for making better decisions. Learn more New Kindle Fire HDX's tech support button could push IT to yell 'Mayday!' With the tap of a button on any of the new Kindle Fire HDX tablets, Amazon promises that a frustrated user can get free tech support and tips from a live agent via video, hopefully within 15 seconds. Read More   After quick trip, astronauts start new mission on space station After a six-hour journey and four orbits around the Earth, a NASA astronaut and two Russian cosmonauts today joined the team on the International Space Station. Read More   New solar cell sets world record, focusing the power of 297 suns German and French researchers said Thursday that they have achieved a new world record on converting sunlight to energy through a photovoltaic, or solar cell. Read More   Broadcom chipsets enable multiple, high-resolution in-car displays Broadcom's latest line of wireless chipsets for cars can keep the kids quiet in the back seat, while allowing mom and dad to make calls in the front. Read More   Google Talk bug sent IMs to wrong recipients A glitch in Google Talk routed instant messages incorrectly on Thursday morning, exposing private text chats to unintended recipients. Read More   EBay to acquire payments startup Braintree for $800M PayPal's parent company, eBay, plans to acquire payments startup Braintree for approximately US$800 million in cash to enhance PayPal's mobile capabilities. Read More   Microsoft wants to scan your JavaScript libraries Microsoft wants to help Web application framework developers tackle one of their thorniest problems, that of testing their libraries to ensure they work correctly across today's dizzying combination of available browsers and operating systems (OSes). Read More   WEBCAST: PC Connection Cutting Edge Performance - Transform Your Data Center Learn about server solutions that can help your organization reduce costs and complexity, keep applications running, scale for future growth, and keep budgets in check. Learn More. Image-insertion bug locks people 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   Sudan comes back online after 24-hour Internet blackout   Sudan has regained access to the Internet after a nearly 24-hour blackout that may have been a government-directed response to violent rioting in the country over lifted fuel subsidies. Read More   Suitcase-size device may help save lives of disaster victims The device looks like a small piece of carry-on luggage, but it has a more important job than carrying a toothbrush, deodorant and a couple of pairs of underwear. Read More   Tizen mobile OS could reach printers, cameras, smart TVs   Tizen is for tablets, smartphones and laptops, but the operating system could also be headed to printers, cameras and smart TVs. Read More   Jonny Evans: A simple guide for Android to iPhone/iOS switchers Apple continues to woo customers across from Android. For the thousands who just purchased an iPhone who used to use an Android device here's an essential guide to help you migrate your digital lives. Read More   JR Raphael: How to switch back to Chrome's old 'New Tab' page Not a fan of Chrome's redesigned "New Tab" page? You're not alone. But fear not: There's an easy way to switch back to the old setup. Read More   Preston Gralla: Is it time for Bill Gates to retire as Microsoft chairman? A prominent columnist argues that Bill Gates should follow Steve Ballmer out the door at Microsoft and retire as the company's chairman. Is it really time for Gates to go, or would his leaving seriously harm Microsoft? Read More   Sharon Gaudin: 15% of Americans say they don't need no stinking Internet A Pew study shows that 15% of adult Americans don't use the Internet or email. What? Read More
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