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	Woz endorses Chinese smartphone Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak threw his support behind phones from Chinese device maker Xiaomi at an event in Beijing Sunday. Read More   WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies   CA Cross Enterprise Workload Automation Discover how you can empower your IT staff to better manage current and anticipate emerging requirements to meet SLAs for business velocity and dynamic service delivery. Learn more>> In this Issue IBM X series servers can now pack Flash into speedy DIMM slots Google buys Nest for $3.2 billion Richi Jennings: 3D printing with Adobe and Makerbot Samsung adds low-end Lite tablet to Galaxy Tab line Intel puts Fab 42 plant on hold; will now use for 'future technology' Jonny Evans: Apple's Android problem is slowly solving itself Obama unveils semiconductor innovation hub in N.C. Public wants the FCC to hang up on in-flight cellphone idea Asus simplifies router configuration to protect external hard drives WHITE PAPER: BMC Software   Forrester Workload Automation Paper commissioned by BMC In "Industrializing IT Workload Automation," Forrester Consulting and BMC Software analyze the results of a comprehensive survey that addressed job scheduling on the ground today. Read Now! IBM X series servers can now pack Flash into speedy DIMM slots The next generation of IBM's X-series servers will be able to accommodate solid-state Flash drives clipped into their DIMM memory slots, potentially improving the response times of fast-paced enterprise applications. Read More   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   Richi Jennings: 3D printing with Adobe and Makerbot Makerbot can print with Adobe. Adobe (NASDAQ:ADBE) has announced it is taking the burgeoning 3D designer and maker movement seriously. Serious enough to release a tool called Photoshop CC, expressly designed to ameliorate the gooey, troublesome-prone craft of 3D printing. Hearts of bloggers are meshing and melting into extruded lines of plastic happiness with the announcement. By aiding new Makerbot users in their quest to print the ultimate vase or Yoda figurine, Adobe may well have a hit on its hands. But like all other things associated with 3D printing, it pays to be cautiously optimistic. Read More   Samsung adds low-end Lite tablet to Galaxy Tab line Samsung Electronics is readying an entrant to the increasingly important low-end of the mobile device market with the Galaxy Tab3 Lite, which is powered by a 1.2GHz dual-core processor. Read More   WEBCAST: IBM Fighting Fraud Videos: IBM Intelligent Investigation Manager Short videos about IBM Intelligent Investigation Manager (IIM) for Fraud. IIM optimizes the investigation of fraud for customers across many industries in both the commercial and public sector space. Learn More. Intel puts Fab 42 plant on hold; will now use for 'future technology' Intel has put on hold a new chip manufacturing facility at its site in Chandler, Arizona, leaving the new space available for unspecified future technology. Read More   Jonny Evans: Apple's Android problem is slowly solving itself Apple's Android problem is solving itself, and while Google's mobile OS isn't going away, it's increasingly seen as a second class option among the only people who matter: customers. Read More   Obama unveils semiconductor innovation hub in N.C. A group of businesses and universities, led by North Carolina State University, will work together to design and manufacture next-generation, low-power semiconductors, U.S. President Barack Obama said Wednesday. Read More   Public wants the FCC to hang up on in-flight cellphone idea Like a nearby cellphone user with an annoying way of saying, "Helllloooo!" recently confirmed FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has already hit a nerve. Read More   Asus simplifies router configuration to protect external hard drives Asus is distributing a firmware update that will change the default security settings on its broadband routers after files on thousands of external hard drives were found easily accessible over the Internet. Read More
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