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	Intel's open-source Galileo computer on sale for $69.90   Intel's Galileo open-source computer for the hacker and do-it-yourself crowd can now be ordered for $69.90, and is scheduled to ship at the end of November. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology 10 Reasons You Need Network and Application Visibility Riverbed Cascade provides enterprise-wide network and application visibility with a full set of application-centric, site-centric, and business-centric views. While Cascade can coexist or integrate with a variety of other IT management solutions, it will likely become your first line of defense against application performance problems. View Now In this Issue 6TB helium-filled hard drives take flight, bump capacity 50% Review: Hands on with the new Haswell chip iMac Google's KitKat gives Mozilla, Nokia a scare Windows 8 uptake slows, ditch-XP movement decelerates Raspi.TV and Cyntech work on cheap 9-in. monitor for Raspberry Pi Robert L. Mitchell: Flashback: Remembering the 386SX Sharky: You manage the division, we'll manage the clocks JR Raphael: New Nexus! 5 things to know about the Nexus 5 WHITE PAPER: BlueCat Networks   A New Approach to Network and Device Management The Way Businesses Connect Has Changed. Find out here>> Learn More 6TB helium-filled hard drives take flight, bump capacity 50% Western Digital Monday started shipping a 6TB, helium-filled hard drive that represents a 50% increase in drive capacity over today's largest hard drives. Read More   Review: Hands on with the new Haswell chip iMac Apple updated its iMac line in September, adding Haswell chips, faster storage options and support for 802.11ac Wi-Fi while leaving the stylish look intact. Columnist Michael deAgonia explains what's new and what's not. Read More   Google's KitKat gives Mozilla, Nokia a scare Google has paid extra attention to Android's performance on low-cost smartphones when developing version 4.4 of the OS, which could be very good news for consumers and developers but a problem for competitors like Mozilla and Nokia. Read More   Windows 8 uptake slows, ditch-XP movement decelerates Windows 8's user share in October climbed past the 10% milestone for the first time since the launch of the radically-overhauled OS a year ago, an analytics company said Friday. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Google Enterprise Facing your OS's end of life? Google can help. If your organization has yet to complete its Windows XP migration, read Google's guide for pointers on improving security during the migration process and advantages of cloud-based solutions. Learn about Chrome browser's extended support for XP and why businesses are switching to Google Apps for Business and Chromebooks. Read now! Raspi.TV and Cyntech work on cheap 9-in. monitor for Raspberry Pi A project aims to bring an inexpensive 9-inch portable monitor to the popular US$25 Raspberry Pi PC, which comes without a keyboard, mouse or monitor. Read More   Robert L. Mitchell: Flashback: Remembering the 386SX What the heck is a 386SX? If you're old enough to know the answer, then you may just be old enough to have read this comparative review in the August 1990 issue of BYTE Magazine. Read More   Sharky: You manage the division, we'll manage the clocks Pilot fish gets a call from a newly promoted division director from an IT group that fish's team supports -- and it's not one that inspires confidence. Read More   JR Raphael: New Nexus! 5 things to know about the Nexus 5 Google's new Nexus is here! So stop staring already and read up on five noteworthy things you should know about the Nexus 5. Read More
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