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	Review: Apple's iOS 7 is much more than a pretty face iOS 7 officially arrives today, giving iPhone and iPad users a mobile OS that looks radically different and offers a slew of new features. Columnist Michael deAgonia walks you through the highlights of the update. Read More   WHITE PAPER: HP Inside the Minds of Enterprise Mobile App Developers The success of smartphones introduced a new paradigm for developing applications that's having a broad and deep impact on application development tools and software architectures. Read Now! In this Issue Layoffs coming to BlackBerry could reach 40% Apple delivers visually revamped iOS 7 LG G2 deep-dive review: Extraordinary hardware in an ordinary phone Microsoft ships upgraded preview of IE11 for Windows 7 Apple turns on iTunes Radio 3D printing techniques will be used to construct buildings, here and in outer space BlackBerry messaging service rolls out to Android and iPhone this weekend Private company launches spacecraft for space station rendezvous NASA targets 3D printing for astronauts, cheap satellites Video brew: iPhone 5 s-is-for-same: Why mess with perfection BlackBerry announces Z30 smartphone with 5-in. display and large battery Jay Cline: What will Snowden leak next? Preston Gralla: Is iOS 7 a Windows Phone knockoff? Jonny Evans: Arrogant Apple's customer focus keeps Mac users happy for a decade WEBCAST: PC Connection How to Conquer IT Challenges to Mobile Freedom Watch and learn how you can prepare your network to meet user expectations for mobility and BYOD through this webinar featuring Cisco's Borderless Networks Development Manager. View Now Layoffs coming to BlackBerry could reach 40% BlackBerry said it will continue to take steps to optimize its business, following a report that up to 40% of its 12,700 employees will lose their jobs by year's end. Read More   Apple delivers visually revamped iOS 7 Apple today shipped iOS 7, a free upgrade that dramatically alters the look and feel of its mobile operating system. Some users reported problems grabbing the upgrade right after its release. Read More   LG G2 deep-dive review: Extraordinary hardware in an ordinary phone 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   Microsoft ships upgraded preview of IE11 for Windows 7   Microsoft today shipped a more polished preview of Internet Explorer 11 for Windows 7. Read More   Apple turns on iTunes Radio Apple today launched iTunes Radio, the company's first foray into streaming music, as it upgraded iTunes to version 11.1 and its mobile operating system to iOS 7. Read More   3D printing techniques will be used to construct buildings, here and in outer space Engineers at the University of Southern California are developing a construction method known as Contour Crafting that uses a robot-controlled extruding machine to pour fiber-reinforced concrete like toothpaste to form walls. Read More   BlackBerry messaging service rolls out to Android and iPhone this weekend Amid rumors of layoffs and a possible sale of the company, BlackBerry today announced some good news: its growing BBM instant messaging service will be available for Android and iPhone devices in the next several days. Read More   WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Xeon® processors ESG: HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000 Lab Validation Report This report documents the results of ESG Lab's hands-on testing and validation of the HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000 storage array, with a focus on autonomic simplicity, efficient unified storage, application performance, and resilience for mid-range enterprises. Read Now Private company launches spacecraft for space station rendezvous Hours after liftoff today, Orbital Sciences' Cygnus spacecraft is flying at 17,500 mph as it races to rendezvous with the International Space Station. Read More   NASA targets 3D printing for astronauts, cheap satellites   NASA is working on creating satellites on 3D printers that would deploy wafers with radio transmitters as well as 3D printers on the international space station to custom build parts. Read More   Video brew: iPhone 5 s-is-for-same: Why mess with perfection Are you already queuing up for the iPhone 5s? Well, you should be, because with this new device, Apple is giving us something completely … the same. That's right: The "s" in iPhone 5s stands for "same." Read More   BlackBerry announces Z30 smartphone with 5-in. display and large battery BlackBerry today announced the Z30 smartphone with a 5-in. display and a larger battery for 25 hours of mixed usage. Read More   Jay Cline: What will Snowden leak next? What if NSA leaker Edward Snowden hasn't been reckless but instead is following a carefully thought-out plan? If so, we can make some guesses about what revelations will come next. Read More   Preston Gralla: Is iOS 7 a Windows Phone knockoff? Windows Phone users may experience deja vu when they look at iOS 7, because many of the design elements seem cribbed from Windows Phone. Is it pure coincidence, or is Apple getting its inspiration straight from Microsoft? Read More   Jonny Evans: Arrogant Apple's customer focus keeps Mac users happy for a decade As Apple approaches its October Mac upgrades, the company leads the computer world in keeping customers happy, even while competitors continue to miss the point of good user interfaces and superior product design. Read More
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