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	Jonny Evans: Using Apple's iCloud Keychain, iOS, Mavericks   Apple introduced iCloud Keychain within OS X Mavericks last week. Here's how to set it up if you wish to use it, though you may choose not to do so if you don't trust online password systems like this in these post-PRISM days. Read More   WHITE PAPER: CDW Cloud Storage and Backup The proliferation of cloud computing options has begun to change the way storage is thought about, procured and used. IT managers and departments need to think through how cloud options might fit into and complement their onsite data infrastructures. Read Now In this Issue JR Raphael: Make your Android screen smarter with this one simple app Preston Gralla: Microsoft upgrade blunder gives people one more reason not to buy a Windows Phone Darlene Storm: Free candy: Social engineer tricks for company secret treats Antone Gonsalves: What Android 4.4 KitKat needs for security INSIDER Chris Poelker: Data deduplication in the cloud explained, part three: Implementation methods Sharky: All trick, no treat WHITE PAPER: Network Instruments Three Shortcuts for UC Success Managing UC means delivering streaming video fluidly, transmitting voice with clarity, moving IM's briskly, and send emails promptly. Easier said than done. To succeed from setup to show time, take these three tips to achieve the high performance end-users expect. Learn More JR Raphael: Make your Android screen smarter with this one simple app Your Android phone can detect when you're using it and adjust its behavior accordingly. All you need is this one simple app to unlock the power. Read More   Preston Gralla: Microsoft upgrade blunder gives people one more reason not to buy a Windows Phone   As if people needed one more reason not to buy a Windows Phone, Microsoft has given them another: A Windows Phone 8 device you buy today may not be able to be upgraded to Windows 8.1. Then again, maybe it can. Either way, Microsoft isn't saying. This is no way to help a struggling smartphone operating system. Read More   Darlene Storm: Free candy: Social engineer tricks for company secret treats The final report on the Social Engineer Capture the Flag contest held at Def Con shows that major corporations are still vulnerable to social engineering threats. Read More   WHITE PAPER: BMC Software   Cloud benefits for the IT Service Management Market BMC explores how the right IT Service Management approach can drive user satisfaction and organizational success. Learn More Antone Gonsalves: What Android 4.4 KitKat needs for security   One vendor would like tighter integration between Android and anti-virus scanners, but is that really necessary? Read More     INSIDER Chris Poelker: Data deduplication in the cloud explained, part three: Implementation methods You may be scratching your head about how to apply deduplication to your enterprise or service organization. This is perfectly reasonable, as several terms have been bandied about by vendors in the industry regarding which type of deduplication is the best. Here is a simple breakdown and explanation of these terms so you can make the right call for your company. Read More   Sharky: All trick, no treat Flashback to the autumn of 1995, when one IT guy on this company's server team is more than a little smug about being first to get Windows 95. But a few co-workers quickly get fed up with his attitude -- and they have an idea. Read More
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