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	Bill Gates steps aside as chairman, becomes Nadella's 'consigliere' Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates will step down as chairman of the board to spend his time with the company advising the new CEO, Satya Nadella. Read More   WEBCAST: IBM Workforce Analytics Enable Smarter Decisions Learn how your organization can create a successful strategy to use analytics for greater business value. View Now In this Issue Microsoft stays in-house, taps Nadella as new CEO As Dell cuts, Apple adds job in Austin One out of four Americans not online in '12 Samsung to offer 3 new tablets starting Feb. 13 The fuss over Samsung's Magazine UX is all about fragmentation Super Bowl fans uploaded 5 pics a second to Instgram over Wi-Fi during game Adobe releases critical emergency update for Flash Player Malware sophistication vexes lawmakers, retailers and the financial industry Facebook turns 10: A look back at the milestones Security Manager's Journal: Cyberattacks just got personal Fujitsu optical connector may cut server connectivity costs Career advice: What separates leaders from managers? ConnectED brings in $2B in federal funds for high-speed Internet at schools Sencha launches tool for managing HTML5 apps on smartphones, tablets Google Chromecast SDK lets coders super-size apps for TV Google and Cisco strike patent deal Preston Gralla: Why Bill Gates is wrong for Microsoft's technology guru position Jonny Evans: Troubleshooting tips for Apple Mail on OS X Mavericks WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks   How to Choose the Right Unified Communications Solution When it comes to unified communications, there's a lot of confusion in the marketplace. The term itself can be confusing, as are the various features within its scope—encompassing any and every aspect of the communications continuum. . Learn More Microsoft stays in-house, taps Nadella as new CEO Microsoft today ended its five-month CEO search where it began as it named insider Satya Nadella its third-ever chief executive. Read More   As Dell cuts, Apple adds job in Austin If there is one area in the U.S. that can absorb Dell's planned workforce cutbacks, it may be the Austin, Texas, area, one of the nation's hottest areas for tech jobs. Read More   One out of four Americans not online in '12 The number of Americans who connect to the Internet is growing, but one out of four are still offline, according to data released this week by the U.S. Census Bureau from its 2012 Current Population Survey. Read More   Samsung to offer 3 new tablets starting Feb. 13 Samsung announced that three of its latest four Galaxy tablet models running Android 4.4 (KitKat) will go on sale at U.S. retailers starting Feb. 13, with online orders starting today. Read More   The fuss over Samsung's Magazine UX is all about fragmentation Samsung announced Tuesday that its four newest Android KitKat tablets will include the somewhat controversial Magazine UX, a customizable user interface designed by Samsung, not Google. Read More   Super Bowl fans uploaded 5 pics a second to Instgram over Wi-Fi during game The NFL deployed a new Wi-Fi analytics tool to study how fans used Instagram and other mobile apps while at MetLife Stadium during Sunday's Super Bowl game. Read More   Adobe releases critical emergency update for Flash Player Adobe released an update for Flash Player to fix a critical remote code execution vulnerability that is actively being targeted by attackers. Read More   Malware sophistication vexes lawmakers, retailers and the financial industry The failure of U.S. financial institutions and retailers to implement more robust cybersecurity measures, such as the smart-card technology widely used in Europe, was questioned and criticized by members of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee at a hearing Tuesday. Read More   Facebook turns 10: A look back at the milestones A lot has happened since Mark Zuckerberg and his friends launched a website from their dorm room. 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>> Security Manager's Journal: Cyberattacks just got personal Recent data breaches suggest that retailers are security laggards, but the professionalism of the attacks should worry just about anyone. Read More   Fujitsu optical connector may cut server connectivity costs Fujitsu Laboratories and Furukawa Electric have developed an optical connector that could reduce connectivity costs for servers. Read More   Career advice: What separates leaders from managers? Premier 100 IT Leader Mujib Lodhi also answers questions on keeping abreast of technology and the value of certifications. Read More   ConnectED brings in $2B in federal funds for high-speed Internet at schools The FCC will invest $2 billion during the next two years to expand high-speed Internet at America's schools and libraries, and major tech companies will chip in another $750 million. Read More   Sencha launches tool for managing HTML5 apps on smartphones, tablets Sencha has introduced Space, aiming to make it easier for IT departments to manage HTML5 apps running on Android, iOS or BlackBerry devices. Read More   Google Chromecast SDK lets coders super-size apps for TV   App developers can now push their software onto a TV screen using a software development kit that Google is introducing for its Chromecast media streaming device. Read More   Google and Cisco strike patent deal Google has added Cisco to the list of tech companies with which it has struck a long-term patent cross-licensing agreement. Read More   Preston Gralla: Why Bill Gates is wrong for Microsoft's technology guru position Some may see hope for Microsoft in Bill Gates leaving his role as chairman of Microsoft's board to take on a new position as technology advisor. But as brilliant as Gates is, he's the wrong person at the wrong time. Here's why. Read More   Jonny Evans: Troubleshooting tips for Apple Mail on OS X Mavericks OS X Mavericks users continue to complain of problems using the incredibly essential Mail app on their machines. Apple hasn't yet fixed things, so here's some tips to help you meanwhile. Read More
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