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	Fake Windows tech support calls continue to plague consumers More than a year after the FTC heralded a major crackdown on fraudsters posing as Microsoft technical support personnel, consumers continue to receive calls from scammers. Read More   WHITE PAPER: SAP Innovation in Enterprise Cloud Management Managing the enterprise cloud using SAP HANA allows you to reinvent your business, do more with less, and support business with technology. This KnowledgeVault explains how to roll out new business processes with Two-Tier Innovation, harness the power of Big Data, expand mobile solutions and innovate with public cloud solutions. 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Read More   Smart glasses let nurses see veins through skin Epson and Evena today unveiled their Eyes-On Glasses System, which enables nurses to see a patient's vasculature system to help locate hard-to-find veins beneath the skin. Read More   International Space Station marks 15 years in Earth's orbit The International Space Station hit a major milestone today, marking 15 years in space. Read More   GitHub bans weak passwords after brute-force attacks Popular source code repository service GitHub has recently been hit by a brute-force password-guessing attack that successfully compromised some accounts. Read More   WHITE PAPER: MarkMonitor®   Lower Costs and Risks of Worldwide Domain Management Getting a complete picture of their global domains was a challenge for the largest U.S. PR firm who was managing domains worldwide for their clients. Learn how they transformed their processes and were able to gain full transparency. Read now! New OpenSUSE embraces 64-bit ARM Joining Fedora and Ubuntu, the new version of the community driven OpenSUSE can now be run on AArch64 processors, further preparing the market for servers running on the new 64-bit ARM architecture. Read More   Qualcomm bringing 4K video to mobile devices with new Snapdragon chip Qualcomm has introduced a mobile chip that will play back 4K video on smartphones and tablets in addition to supporting the latest 802.11ac Wi-Fi. Read More   JR Raphael: How to make your home screen look like KitKat -- without the Google Now panel Whether you've got a Nexus 5 or any other Android phone, this setup will let you enjoy the new KitKat home screen visuals without the Google Now integration. Read More   Jonny Evans: Chasing Mavericks: 8 great OS X tips Apple's OS X Mavericks includes a host of handy features for power users, but they're not all super-obvious. 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