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	Richi Jennings: Wait. What? Nokia Android phone is GO: 'Normandy' invasion imminent Wrong Normandy, you idiot. Nokia is still expected to unveil its Android phone this month. Despite the naysayers saying nay, it seems like it'll happen. It's said the reason is that Windows Phone doesn't work well on the low-end phones that are sold in emerging markets. Who knows how long this will last. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers utter "fork" and "fragmentation." Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation The hidden costs of storage Storage is cheap. But is it really? Storage is often considered an inexpensive, quick and easy fix to demands for more space needed for our enterprise applications. The problem is that this "bargain" isn't always the deal it appears to be. View Now In this Issue Jonny Evans: 7 billion reasons Apple gets health Preston Gralla: Could Windows 9 kill off Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella? Darlene Storm: Whistleblower: NSA targets SIM cards for drone strikes, 'Death by unreliable metadata' Sharky: We'll take all the awesome we can get WHITE PAPER: BMC Software 10 Steps to Reducing Mainframe MLC Costs Monthly license charges (MLC) are rising by 7% or more each year, and account for 30% of total mainframe costs. Yet managing MLC costs is an inexact science. Learn More Jonny Evans: 7 billion reasons Apple gets health The personal medical devices gold rush has begun. Apple is investing heavily to deliver solutions for the sector, recruiting expert health technologists to help product development. Why? Read More Preston Gralla: Could Windows 9 kill off Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella? New Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is just entering the honeymoon phase as Microsoft CEO. But if Windows 9 doesn't right Micrsoft's listing ship, don't be surprised if Nadella gets jettisoned for a new CEO. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Corporation Solving the Big Data Challenge of Sensor Data This webcast will focus on sensor data applications and IBM's differentiated offering to solve the IT challenges of sensor data for better business insight and competitive advantage. Highlights include unique attributes of sensor data and the big data challenges they present. View Now Darlene Storm: Whistleblower: NSA targets SIM cards for drone strikes, 'Death by unreliable metadata' A drone operator turned whistleblower alleges the NSA is geolocating SIM cards for drone strikes, but 'death by unreliable metadata' can mean that the wrong person is assassinated. Read More Sharky: We'll take all the awesome we can get IT support pilot fish gets a call from a frustrated user who complains he can't log in to a portal -- which is strange, because just a week ago he logged in just fine. But now, he says, there's no way to do it. Read More
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