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	Microsoft to +1 its OS, move to Windows 9 in 2015 Microsoft will likely talk up its next iteration of Windows, which some have already dubbed "Windows 9," at the BUILD developers conference in 11 weeks. Read More   WHITE PAPER: inSegment Leverage a Patient Portal to Craft a Healthcare Community You probably have several goals for your patient portal of choice. Is "community" one of them? With a bevy of vendors offering portal solutions, it can be challenging for a hospital to know where to start. Fortunately, YourCareCommunity helps ease the decision-making process. Learn More In this Issue Court strikes down net neutrality: What's next? Patch Tuesday: Fairly quiet on the Microsoft front Tech support scammers are targeting mobile users, researchers say Appeals court strikes down FCC's net neutrality rule Patent troll MPHJ will repay all New York licensees in settlement with state Tip of the Hat: Google's Nest buy highlights tech industry changes Ira Winkler: The RSA Conference boycott is nonsense Ron Miller: After Snowden, what kind of country does America want to be? Evan Schuman: Starbucks and the art of persuasion Video: Google buys Nest for $3.2 billion Telefonica launches global Wi-Fi service with in-flight coverage Jonny Evans: 6 tips for making better iPad movies Preston Gralla: Has Microsoft begun a shadow campaign for Hilary Clinton? JR Raphael: The 'Galaxy effect' and Sony's U.S. struggle WEBCAST: Dell Optimize Performance & Availability of your Infrastructure Virtualization has reached a tipping point and is now being widely utilized to virtualize the mission-critical workloads that were off-limits for virtualization in the past. As organizations virtualize these demanding and critical workloads, it is paramount to ensure adequate performance and high-availability. View Now Court strikes down net neutrality: What's next? The U.S. Federal Communications Commission and its allies have several options, with most of them difficult, after a U.S. appeals court struck down most of the agency's 2010 net neutrality rules. Read More   Patch Tuesday: Fairly quiet on the Microsoft front Microsoft's "Patch Tuesday" set of monthly software patches is so minimal for January that at least one security firm is suggesting that IT shops first tend to recently issued patches for more severe vulnerabilities found in Oracle Java, Adobe Flash and Adobe Reader. Read More   Tech support scammers are targeting mobile users, researchers say Scammers have devised new ways to trick users into revealing personal information, hand over control of computers and pay for unnecessary software and tech support services, security experts warn. Read More   Appeals court strikes down FCC's net neutrality rule A U.S. appeals court has struck down the U.S. Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules. Read More   Patent troll MPHJ will repay all New York licensees in settlement with state A settlement with a so-called "patent troll" requiring it to repay all money received from organizations in New York should serve as a warning to other companies engaged in similar practices, the state's attorney general said. Read More   Tip of the Hat: Google's Nest buy highlights tech industry changes Google's decision to pay $3.2 billion for Nest Labs, a mostly unknown maker of smart smoke alarms and thermostats, could be the start of a radical shift in the tech industry. Read More   Ira Winkler: The RSA Conference boycott is nonsense The outrage is more about media hype, hypocrisy and grandstanding than firm principles. Read More   WEBCAST: IBM Tame the data explosion with IBM Real-time Compression Learn about IBM's unique Real-time Compression technology that can enable storing up to 5x as much data in the same storage space. Learn More Ron Miller: After Snowden, what kind of country does America want to be? The really important question right now isn't what to do about Edward Snowden; it's how much surveillance is tolerable in a free society. Read More   Evan Schuman: Starbucks and the art of persuasion The coffee chain was smart enough to push mobile by not initially pushing mobile. It's an approach that can work for your business too, internally and externally. Read More   Video: Google buys Nest for $3.2 billion Google announced Monday that it acquired Nest, the company that makes connected smoke alarms and thermostats that can be controlled from mobile phones. Follow reporter Nick Barber on Twitter @nickjb. Read More   Telefonica launches global Wi-Fi service with in-flight coverage For enterprises that don't want employees to roam using cellular networks, Telefonica has launched Universal Wi-Fi, which offers coverage in 110 countries. Read More   Jonny Evans: 6 tips for making better iPad movies Apple's recent iPad ad glimpsed at how you can use the device to capture interesting video footage -- but you can improve projects using this handpicked selection of software and accessories. Read More   Preston Gralla: Has Microsoft begun a shadow campaign for Hilary Clinton? Hilary Clinton hasn't yet announced whether she's running for president, but there are claims that a former top advisor, now a Microsoft executive, has begun a shadow campaign for her using Microsoft's ad-and-marketing budget. Is there any validity to it, or is it a conspiracy theory gone wild? Read More   JR Raphael: The 'Galaxy effect' and Sony's U.S. struggle A question to ponder: If the Xperia Z1S had been presented as a new premium Galaxy device, would it have been hailed as the "next big thing"? Read More
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