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	First look: The new iPhone 5S impresses Like countless others on Friday, columnist Michael deAgonia braved a sleepless night and long lines to get his hands on an iPhone 5S. Here's his first look at what Apple's newest phone has to offer. Read More   WEBCAST: Citrix Online Detecting and Dealing with Toxic Teams Join Paul Glen, CEO and author of Leading Geeks, on Thursday September 26 at 10AM PDT/ 1 PM EDT. as he explains the 5 warning signs that indicate you have a toxic team and how to restore your team to 100% health. Learn big solutions for big problems! View now In this Issue INSIDER Forecast 2014: How to master disruptive technologies Early buyers go for iPhone 5S by more than 3 to 1 What's next for BlackBerry? Mars rover Curiosity on the road again HTC violated two Nokia patents, US trade judge says Gmail hit by message delivery delays, close to 50% of users affected Twitter fixes Tweet button issue that downloaded a torrent file Show me the money: Facebook tests feature to encourage more in-app buying Apple is a tempting phishing target for scammers SAP HANA isn't 'even comparable' to Oracle's in-memory technology, Hurd says Oracle pushes into database-as-a-service JR Raphael: Psst: You can now remotely set a new password for your Android phone Yorgen Edholm: Are your employees gambling on the public cloud? Richi Jennings: Surface 2 and 2 Pro are better, but still overpriced WEBCAST: IBM and Intel IBM Delivers Innovation On New x86 Systems and Solutions You need an IT infrastructure that provides scalability, performance and efficiency tailored to the specific goals of your business. Watch this on-demand webcast to learn more about IBM's new innovation designed to provide the performance and efficiency required for today's workloads. Watch Now   INSIDER Forecast 2014: How to master disruptive technologies   These three organizations are taking steps into the unknown, changing business processes, even strategies, with social networking, cloud and more. Insider (registration required) Read More     Early buyers go for iPhone 5S by more than 3 to 1 Apple's flagship iPhone 5S outsold the less-expensive iPhone 5C by at least 3 to 1 in the U.S. over the opening weekend, a mobile analytics company claimed Monday. Read More   What's next for BlackBerry? The group trying to buy BlackBerry for $4.7 billion could break up the company, wiping out its smartphone division while preserving BlackBerry's secure network services used by large enterprises. But one analyst said he hopes that's not the case. Read More   Mars rover Curiosity on the road again After a quick stop for some scientific testing, NASA's Mars rover Curiosity is on the move again and heading toward its ultimate destination - Mount Sharp. Read More   HTC violated two Nokia patents, US trade judge says Taiwan's HTC has infringed on two patents held by Nokia related to cellphones and tablets, a judge at a powerful U.S. trade court said Monday. Read More   Gmail hit by message delivery delays, close to 50% of users affected A bug bit Gmail on Monday and almost half of the webmail service's users are experiencing email delivery delays and problems downloading attachments. Read More   Twitter fixes Tweet button issue that downloaded a torrent file Some Twitter users were surprised Monday when they clicked a button to share content from third-party websites but instead downloaded a mysterious torrent file. 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. Show me the money: Facebook tests feature to encourage more in-app buying Facebook is moving ahead with plans to test a new mobile feature to entice more people to buy products while shopping on smaller devices such as iPhones. Read More   Apple is a tempting phishing target for scammers Spam volumes took a usual seasonal drop in August, but phishing spiked, including a noticeable interest in hijacking Apple accounts. Read More   SAP HANA isn't 'even comparable' to Oracle's in-memory technology, Hurd says While SAP has made no secret of its desire to lure customers running Oracle databases over to its own HANA in-memory platform, any doubt that Oracle would fight back has been erased. Read More   Oracle pushes into database-as-a-service Oracle has hyped its new 12c database as faster and more powerful than ones that have come before, and now it's highlighting the release's ability to easily serve up multiple databases of varying size and scope according to a particular user's needs. Read More   JR Raphael: Psst: You can now remotely set a new password for your Android phone Google just quietly rolled out a new security feature for all Android devices, and it's one you'll definitely want to be aware of. Read More   Yorgen Edholm: Are your employees gambling on the public cloud? How would you feel if a competitor picked up your product specs? An investor got a copy of your quarterly financials before earnings? An employee's personnel file ended up with the press? Not great? Yet employees within your organization may be unknowingly gambling with the security of corporate data every time they use unsanctioned public cloud file sharing and storage services. Read More   Richi Jennings: Surface 2 and 2 Pro are better, but still overpriced And you thought bloggers would change their minds? Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) releases its second try at the Surface convertible-tablet line. They're faster, with better battery life and new accessories. Redmond's hoping second time's a charm. But, in IT Blogwatch, bloggers haven't changed their minds. Read More
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