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	HTC One Max deep-dive review: With this phone, size matters The new HTC One Max Android smartphone has a gorgeous 5.9-in. display and outstanding speakers -- but be ready to deal with some serious smartphone bulk. 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 Facebook's Sandberg says teen decline exaggerated Scroogled swag sells out as some buyers go for the gag 3D printing community rallies to create $5 hand for kid HealthCare.gov to double capacity by end of month Apple takes first small step to return iWorks' chopped features Motorola inks 3D printing deal for customizable smartphone parts HP to ship $89 Android tablet with Intel chip Google moves to attract Chromecast developers Google rival blasts proposal to settle EU antitrust case Preston Gralla: Is Microsoft finally about to close the Windows Phone app gap? Antone Gonsalves: Wireless carriers reach new low in customer protection Darlene Storm: Haunting of horror Scream producer by cyberstalker from hell: A cautionary tale WHITE PAPER: Verizon Wireless How to Decrease Stress On Your Network Cloud computing, the explosion of big data and the mobile revolution are a boon to business, but they add stress to the network. IT professionals cite keeping up with data growth, managing infrastructure, and securing data and apps as their top three challenges over the coming year. Learn More Facebook's Sandberg says teen decline exaggerated Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg said rumors that the social media company is falling out of favor with teenagers have been greatly exaggerated. Read More Scroogled swag sells out as some buyers go for the gag Microsoft upped the ante this week in its long-running Scroogled campaign as it started to sell merchandise, including mugs, hats and t-shirts, that took new digs at its rival Google. Read More 3D printing community rallies to create $5 hand for kid A congenital birth defect left Leon McCarthy without fingers on his left hand. A very expensive custom-designed prosthetic was out of the question, but 3D printing allowed them to print one for about $5 in materials. Read More HealthCare.gov to double capacity by end of month HealthCare.gov, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' troubled insurance-shopping website, will double its user capacity by the end of the month in an effort to eliminate sluggish response times when thousands of people are on the site at the same time, officials said. Read More Apple takes first small step to return iWorks' chopped features Apple has begun adding back features to iWork after stripping them from the Mac versions last month. Read More Motorola inks 3D printing deal for customizable smartphone parts 3D Systems and Motorola have signed a multi-year deal that will provide highly customizable 3D-printed phone parts, giving owners a way to make functional and aesthetic choices about their device. Read More WEBCAST: Mitel Networks Realizing the Value of Unified Communications This Knowledge Vault Exchange, sponsored by Mitel, is your one-stop resource center for everything UC—from scoping the landscape to building a winning business case and choosing the right solution. You'll find videos, social media and a host of other resources. Learn More HP to ship $89 Android tablet with Intel chip Retailer Walmart will sell on Black Friday an $89 Hewlett-Packard Android tablet, one of many tablets available at massive discounts this holiday season in the U.S. Read More Google moves to attract Chromecast developers Google is working on an official SDK for its digital media dongle Chromecast, and is inviting developers to the company';s headquarters to show how best to use it. Read More Google rival blasts proposal to settle EU antitrust case The leading complainant against Google in a European Union competition case said Friday that the search giant's proposed solutions will "entrench, extend, and escalate its abusive practices". Read More Preston Gralla: Is Microsoft finally about to close the Windows Phone app gap? It's been a very good week for Windows Phone, with a new survey finding that the number of developers planning to write apps for it has doubled, and with an Instagram app finally arriving. Does this mean that the app gap is finally closing? Read More Antone Gonsalves: Wireless carriers reach new low in customer protection Major carriers have trumped customer safety with profits in rejecting Samsung antitheft software. Read More Darlene Storm: Haunting of horror Scream producer by cyberstalker from hell: A cautionary tale The "carefully-executed cyberstalking" case involves Marianne Maddalena, who has worked with master of horror Wes Craven on movies like the Scream franchise; but she has also produced horror flicks like The Hills Have Eyes, and The Last House on the Left. But just because she worked on horror films does not imply she wanted her life to turn into a horror flick. Read More
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