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	Newest forecast kicks Windows' rebound further down the road Gartner this week downgraded its Windows device shipment forecast for the second time this year, saying that while Microsoft's platform is still expected to rebound in 2014, its climb out of the PC slump will take longer. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap 2013 IT Roadmap Washington, D.C. - Dates Announced IT Roadmap will be returning to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center on Thursday, December 12, 2013. 8am - 4:30pm. Register now for this free one day, technical conference and expo! Click to continue In this Issue T-Mobile kicks off free tablet data of 200 MB per month Samsung signs long-term deal with Gorilla Glass maker Corning Vulnerabilities in some Netgear router and NAS products open door to remote attacks Toshiba launches 1TB laptop drive less than 1/3-in. thick Galaxy S 4 mini set for sale by U.S. carriers in November Apple's free OS is no threat to Linux, says Torvalds New patent reform bill targets trolls New ARM embedded chip architecture aimed at cars, hospitals, factories Video: Hands on with the Samsung Galaxy Round curved smartphone Juniper to slash workforce by 3% Microsoft and Symantec push to combat key, code-signed malware Gear smartwatch will soon work with more Samsung smartphones LG steps into the Firefox OS market with Fireweb phone E.U. to suspend data sharing deal with U.S. Pivotal bulks up big data software portfolio JR Raphael: Chromebook Pixel revisited: 6 months living with Google's luxury laptop Preston Gralla: Why Microsoft is Apple's new whipping boy Darlene Storm: If you call yourself a hacker, does that automatically imply you have criminal intent? Jonny Evans: 5 reasons Apple's iPad Air event means more than you thought RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Mobiquity Inc. Forrester Research: Choosing a Mobile Engagement Provider The challenges in creating mobile solutions that impact the business are increasingly driving the call for external help. In their new report, Wanted: Mobility Engagement Providers, Forrester Research defines a new class of suppliers that are answering that call. Learn the competencies to look for in a mobile partner, and the keys to success. Download Forrester's new paper, Wanted: Mobility Engagement Providers, to discover how to identify a mobile engagement provider that can help you build and deliver outstanding mobile solutions on an enterprise scale. T-Mobile kicks off free tablet data of 200 MB per month   T-Mobile on Wednesday announced it will give away 200 MB of tablet data per month over its 4G LTE network to customers who sign up for a Mobile Internet account. Read More   Samsung signs long-term deal with Gorilla Glass maker Corning Samsung Electronics has signed a 10-year supply agreement with Corning, the maker of Gorilla Glass, to ensure access to all of Corning's existing and future technologies. Read More   Vulnerabilities in some Netgear router and NAS products open door to remote attacks Vulnerabilities in the management interfaces of some wireless router and network-attached storage products from Netgear expose the devices to remote attacks that could result in their complete compromise, researchers warn. Read More   Toshiba launches 1TB laptop drive less than 1/3-in. thick   Toshiba has unveiled its first 7mm (9/32-in) hard drive with two disk platters that offers up to 1TB of storage capacity. Read More   Galaxy S 4 mini set for sale by U.S. carriers in November   Samsung announced a mini 4.3-in. version of the Galaxy S 4 will go on sale in November over four U.S. carriers. Read More   Apple's free OS is no threat to Linux, says Torvalds Apple's move to offer its latest desktop operating system, OS X Mavericks, for free isn't going to affect the Linux operating system at all, its creator Linus Torvalds said. Read More   New patent reform bill targets trolls New patent reform legislation introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives Wednesday aims to make it more difficult for patent trolls to file infringement lawsuits. Read More   New ARM embedded chip architecture aimed at cars, hospitals, factories A new ARM architecture for embedded chips could boost the power and precision of systems used in a variety of products, including car brakes, medical devices and factory systems. Read More   Video: Hands on with the Samsung Galaxy Round curved smartphone Samsung's Galaxy Round smartphone, which was announced earlier this month is what the company says is the world's first phone with a curved touchscreen display. But what will that curve give consumers? Watch our hands on to find out. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Troubleshooting Performance in Virtualized App. Delivery While the potential value of XenApp is high, that value will not be fully realized if the solution does not perform as needed or expected. View Now Juniper to slash workforce by 3% Juniper Networks is cutting its workforce by 280, or 3%, this quarter as it realigns resources in high growth opportunities. Read More   Microsoft and Symantec push to combat key, code-signed malware An alarming growth in malware signed with fraudulently obtained keys and code-signing certificates in order to trick users to download harmful code is prompting Microsoft and Symantec to push for tighter controls in the way the world's certificate authorities issue these keys used in code-signing. Read More   Gear smartwatch will soon work with more Samsung smartphones Samsung Electronics is updating products including the Galaxy S4 and Note II so they can communicate with the company's Galaxy Gear smartwatch. Read More   LG steps into the Firefox OS market with Fireweb phone LG Electronics' new smartphone based on Firefox OS, the Fireweb, offers slightly better hardware specs than competing products. Read More   E.U. to suspend data sharing deal with U.S. The European Parliament voted on Wednesday to suspend a major data sharing agreement with the United States following the ongoing scandal over alleged National Security Agency surveillance. Read More   Pivotal bulks up big data software portfolio While EMC and VMware spinoff Pivotal prepares to launch its business intelligence platform-as-a-service, the new company has also been busy building its portfolio of data mining and analysis software. Read More   JR Raphael: Chromebook Pixel revisited: 6 months living with Google's luxury laptop   Six months later, how does Google's high-end Chromebook Pixel hold up? Some updated thoughts after half a year living with the device. Read More   Preston Gralla: Why Microsoft is Apple's new whipping boy At yesterday's Apple announcement CEO Tim Cook and others reserved their biggest zingers for Microsoft. In fact, they seemed to go out of the way to lash out at Microsoft whenever he could. Why is Microsoft, not Google, Apple's new whipping boy? Read More   Darlene Storm: If you call yourself a hacker, does that automatically imply you have criminal intent? If you call yourself a hacker, does that automatically imply you have criminal intent? A court ruling found that using the self-described label of 'hacker' was significant enough to be used as evidence for bad intent; therefore, the court allowed a 'serious invasion of privacy' in the form of copying a hard drive. Read More   Jonny Evans: 5 reasons Apple's iPad Air event means more than you thought Apple is everywhere following its most recent product announcements, which tell us a lot about the company's future intentions. Read More
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