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	Review: The iPhone 5S really is the best iPhone yet With the addition of Apple's new Touch ID fingerprint sensor, a new 64-bit A7 processor, a refined camera system and an M7 coprocessor, the iPhone 5S's cutting-edge features match its still-sharp design, says columnist Michael deAgonia. Read More   WEBCAST: Dell Wyse and VMware   Accelerating Time to Value with Desktop Virtualization With today's dispersed and mobile workforce, many companies are turning to desktop virtualization to keep pace with computing requirements. But it takes best practices and trusted partners to more quickly and cost-effectively deliver value. View Now In this Issue 9 museums that want your legacy tech Google buys Flutter, a gesture recognition startup US demanded access to encryption keys of email provider Lavabit Oracle scoffs at charge that Ellison is overpaid INSIDER Yorgen Edholm: Mobile lessons from the next generation Scientists say Mars crater may be 'game-changing' supervolcano Toyota expands electric-vehicle sharing program Bitcoin forum goes offline after hack Blizzident's 3D-printed toothbrush cleans teeth in 6 seconds Richi Jennings: Silk Road busted by Feds; Ross Ulbricht arrested: Bad news for Tor and Bitcoin? WHITE PAPER: Datawatch Foster Better Decisions with Big Data Visualization Read this paper to learn how strong visualization tools are providing better, simplified business intelligence from a variety of sources, whether real-time or industry-specific - to allow your organization to make better business decisions faster. Learn More 9 museums that want your legacy tech Museums and other institutions are searching for examples of older technology to exhibit. Is there a computer in your basement that qualifies? We tell you who's looking and what they're looking for. Read More   Google buys Flutter, a gesture recognition startup Google has acquired Flutter, a gesture recognition company whose technology lets people control music and movies on their desktop by waving their hands. Read More   US demanded access to encryption keys of email provider Lavabit The U.S. government demanded from email service provider Lavabit access to all user communications and a copy of the encryption keys used to secure web, instant message and email traffic for its investigation into several Lavabit user accounts, according to a post on the Facebook page of founder Ladar Levison. Read More   Oracle scoffs at charge that Ellison is overpaid Oracle fired back against charges by a shareholder advisory group that CEO Larry Ellison's compensation is excessive given the company's performance when compared to other tech company CEOs. Read More     INSIDER Yorgen Edholm: Mobile lessons from the next generation My wife is wonderfully low tech, with an old, vanilla mobile phone. Last weekend she surprised me by deciding she now wants a phone with all the bells and whistles. I was worried that she'd been bitten by the new iPhone bug, which hit 9 million other people in one weekend, but her change of mind was more educated. She was learning from our kids. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks   9 Cloud Myths Debunked What's preventing your organization from enhancing its communications and collaboration capabilities? Private, public and hybrid cloud approaches can have a dramatic impact on improved efficiency, agility, and support for business growth. View Now Scientists say Mars crater may be 'game-changing' supervolcano What scientists used to think was an impact crater on the surface of Mars now appears to be the site of an ancient supervolcano. Read More   Toyota expands electric-vehicle sharing program Toyota added a new concept electric vehicle to its Hamo car sharing project, which lets users rent electric cars by the minute. Read More   Bitcoin forum goes offline after hack A popular Bitcoin forum, Bitcointalk.org, remained offline Wednesday night as it investigated a cyberattack. Read More   Blizzident's 3D-printed toothbrush cleans teeth in 6 seconds A new toothbrush tailored to your mouth through 3D imaging can automatically clean teeth in seconds by just biting and grinding on it. Read More   Richi Jennings: Silk Road busted by Feds; Ross Ulbricht arrested: Bad news for Tor and Bitcoin? Ross Ulbricht, aka Dread Pirate Roberts. The FBI has arrested the alleged operator of The Silk Road. The "eBay for drugs" is down after enabling more than a billion dollars in transactions, raking in $80 million in profit -- all in Bitcoins -- according to the indictment. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers boggle, but worry for the future of Bitcoin. Read More
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