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	Richi Jennings: Is this a leaked iPhone 6 picture? (NO! MAKE IT STOP!) Al Madrigal tells it like it is. The Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) iPhone 6 rumor factory is ramping up nicely. Here are the latest faked images to fool almost everyone. I'm sure Katie Cotton is a happy bunny today. When will out-of-control bloggers get the hint? You are being played! In IT Blogwatch, bloggers calling BS yesterday, feel vindicated today. Read More   WHITE PAPER: VCE SAP on Vblock™ Systems VCE, in partnership with SAP, is leading the way with virtual SAP landscapes. Vblock™ Systems offer a factory-integrated, enterprise-class IT infrastructure that streamlines acquisition, deployment, and operations. Learn More In this Issue Jonny Evans: Apple's iPhones aren't worth killing for JR Raphael: Android design fails: 12 stupid sins that need to stop Preston Gralla: Microsoft plays footsie again with Chinese censors -- even in the U.S. Darlene Storm: Slick, sick nation-state espionage malware The Mask: Mother of future cyber weapons? Jonny Evans: An A-Z guide to OS X Mavericks: Part two (N-Z) Chris Poelker: Storage predictions 2014, a decade early Sharky: Why else would he use it when entering a password? 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 Jonny Evans: Apple's iPhones aren't worth killing for Your iPhones aren't worth killing for, Apple confirms in its 2014 Supplier Responsibility Report, where it says it is doing everything it can to avoid using conflict minerals. Read More   JR Raphael: Android design fails: 12 stupid sins that need to stop Android design has come a long way over a short time, but some apps are hanging onto cringe-worthy habits that just won't die. Read More   Preston Gralla: Microsoft plays footsie again with Chinese censors -- even in the U.S. Microsoft is being charged with doing the bidding of Chinese censors by censoring Bing search results not just in China, but in Chinese searches in the U.S. as well. Microsoft denied the allegations -- but then even censored the denial before sending it to the Chinese media. Does Microsoft have any credibility left on this issue at all? Read More   WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation   Must-have capabilities for today's warehouse environment Speed, simplicity and affordability: 3 capabilities businesses need from their warehousing environment. IBM DB2 with BLU Acceleration gives organizations a complete, multipurpose environment to rapidly distill insight from their data, make timely decisions and capitalize on opportunities View Now Darlene Storm: Slick, sick nation-state espionage malware The Mask: Mother of future cyber weapons?   The newly discovered nation-state espionage malware "The Mask" managed to go undetected for seven years and includes such very sophisticated hacking tools, capable of pwning any OS, that some security experts expect it's the mother model of future cyber weapons for advanced persistent threat (APT) campaigns. Read More   Jonny Evans: An A-Z guide to OS X Mavericks: Part two (N-Z) OS X Mavericks hints and tips: Here, as promised, is part two of the A-Z guide to some of the operating system's best tips, tweaks and features. Read More   Chris Poelker: Storage predictions 2014, a decade early It's always entertaining for me to take a look back at my previous predictions, so I decided to go back and re-read my previous attempts at foreseeing the future direction of storage, and review my hits and misses. Let's just say I was 10 years too early Read More   Sharky: Why else would he use it when entering a password?   Big company moves a group of engineers into the site where this IT pilot fish works, and one of them asks what characters are valid for passwords. Fish tells him it's the normal set -- but that's not good enough. Read More
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