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	OneNote vs. Evernote: A personal take on two great note-taking apps Now that Microsoft has made OneNote free for consumers, can it compete with the well-known Evernote? Preston Gralla offers his take on both. Read More WHITE PAPER: BlackBerry Best Practices in BYOD: BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Manageability, security and support – these are just a few of the reasons BlackBerry® Enterprise Service 10 is such a powerful Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) solution. Learn More In this Issue Firefox's UI face-lift on track for April debut Report rips state officials, Oracle over Oregon's troubled healthcare site Encrypted email service Virtru adds Office 365 compatibility Ex-Mozilla engineer blames Microsoft's rules for Metro Firefox's death Tip of the Hat: Java 8: A step ahead, or just keeping pace? Don't Let CRM Data Make MIS Into Misinformation Red Hat adds Nginx and MongoDB to Software Collections update Richi Jennings: Allegations of email pilfering fly at major Internet companies WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Streamline Testing to Forge Real Savings Discover the value provided by the CA Application Quality and Testing Tools, a comprehensive, integrated suite that offers a streamlined, lower-cost approach to performing application quality and testing. Learn more>> Firefox's UI face-lift on track for April debut Mozilla is on track to debut the new "Australis" user interface for Firefox next month after promoting the UI to its beta build last week. Read More Report rips state officials, Oracle over Oregon's troubled healthcare site A newly released, independent audit of Oregon's disastrous Obamacare website implementation takes both state officials and site contractor Oracle to task, saying each side contributed to problems that have generated a political firestorm in recent months. Read More Encrypted email service Virtru adds Office 365 compatibility Virtru has added Microsoft's Office 365 and Outlook Desktop services to its list of compatible email platforms for its encryption product. Read More Ex-Mozilla engineer blames Microsoft's rules for Metro Firefox's death A former Mozilla engineer who worked on the "Metro" version of Firefox says that poor adoption of Windows 8's radical user interface wasn't behind the decision to shelve the browser. Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW 5 Pillars of Total Mobility Management Today's mobility environment moves quickly and presents challenges to everyone from IT to key stakeholders to the C-suite. How do you wrap your head around these mobility challenges? View Now Tip of the Hat: Java 8: A step ahead, or just keeping pace? Observers are split on whether the latest Java version gives the software a new edge or simply lets it keep up with other top programming languages. Read More Don't Let CRM Data Make MIS Into Misinformation Even if you have high-quality customer relationship management data, there's a hidden monster that can gobble up management information system credibility. It's time to reign in user-generated CRM reports. Read More Red Hat adds Nginx and MongoDB to Software Collections update The next version of Red Hat's Software Collections package includes Apache httpd and Nginx Web servers, Ruby 2.0, and NoSQL database MongoDB. Read More Richi Jennings: Allegations of email pilfering fly at major Internet companies Email: Everyone reads it. Email. Bloggers everywhere are checking it, along with the terms of service agreements of the companies providing it. News that Microsoft (NASDAQ:MS) riffled through an inbox to catch an alleged intellectual property thief has prompted a flurry of bloggy finger-pointing and I-told-you-so's... In IT Blogwatch, bloggers find local Internet providers. Read More
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