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	3D printing moves from prototypes to production 3D printing will become a mainstream production method within a decade as the range of industrial applications skyrockets and printer speeds double or triple. Read More   WEBCAST: Neustar Inc. Industry Risks and Examples of DDoS Watch Neustar experts as they discuss how DDoS impacts technology companies including online gaming, e-commerce and more. We'll discuss specific examples with DDoS protection experts who are fighting attacks in the trenches. Learn More In this Issue Field Notes: 'Rogue' employees want IT to lighten up already Microsoft taps 'Print' in Office on the iPad White House sees 'real danger' China will soon take R&D lead IT shops losing control over technology Target looks to reassure consumers with move to chip and pin EMC says Project Liberty could free storage software from hardware CMU researchers 'twist' on smartwatches Field Notes from CITE Conference 2014 Prototype Microsoft keyboard interprets gestures Hands on with Acer's Aspire Switch 10 Ban is lifted, so Microsoft plans Xbox One launch in China Twitter more than doubles sales, still can't turn a profit Sharon Machlis: Internet infrastructure explained in just 5 minutes? Yes, with humor - and kittens Richi Jennings: Is Twitter flying high or crashing to the ground? WHITE PAPER: Box Empowering Your Mobile Workers A modern mobile IT strategy is no longer an option, it is an absolute necessity. Here's how some of the nation's most progressive corporations are meeting the many needs of their mobile workers - without overwhelming their IT departments - with the help of Box. Learn more! Field Notes: 'Rogue' employees want IT to lighten up already National correspondent Julia King reports the mood is feisty at this year's CITE Conference & Expo. Read More   Microsoft taps 'Print' in Office on the iPad Microsoft today shipped the first update for Office for iPad since its debut five weeks ago, adding printing to the three apps. Read More   White House sees 'real danger' China will soon take R&D lead Although the use still outpaces the world in spending on research and development, a shrinking federal investment could allow China to soon take the lead on spending. Read More   IT shops losing control over technology A survey of more than 1,000 C-level executives shows that IT organizations are losing control over new technology adoption at their companies but are still held accountable for integrating the technologies securely into their company's infrastructure. Read More   Target looks to reassure consumers with move to chip and pin Target is upgrading the security of its store-branded payment cards and making other network improvements as it seeks to restore confidence after one of the largest-ever data breaches last year. Read More   EMC says Project Liberty could free storage software from hardware EMC will give users a peek at its progress toward software-defined storage next week at EMC World in Las Vegas, demonstrating a virtualized VNX array developed under a program called Project Liberty. Read More   CMU researchers 'twist' on smartwatches If smartwatch development can be thought of in terms of dance crazes, the next phase might become the Twist. Read More   WHITE PAPER: SAS The Value of Customer-Driven Quality in Manufacturing In today's competitive manufacturing market, the customer must be the center of the quality universe. This paper details how manufacturers can improve customer satisfaction, build brand equity and reduce costs. Learn more Field Notes from CITE Conference 2014 Computerworld National Correspondent Julia King chats with Tracy Mayor about learning to love rogue users, a topic at this year's CITE Conference in San Francisco. Read More   Prototype Microsoft keyboard interprets gestures Microsoft's research division has developed a keyboard that can interpret basic hand gestures, potentially bridging a gap between touch devices and more traditional input methods. Read More   Hands on with Acer's Aspire Switch 10 Acer's dual-purpose Aspire Switch 10 can function as a Windows 8 tablet and laptop, but the shape-shifting product's uniqueness is in its magnetic keyboard base, an element not found on other hybrid devices. Read More   Ban is lifted, so Microsoft plans Xbox One launch in China Microsoft is bringing its Xbox One to China this September after the nation recently ended a ban on foreign-made video game consoles. Read More   Twitter more than doubles sales, still can't turn a profit Twitter on Tuesday turned in some healthy sales figures for the first quarter, though its net loss grew substantially compared to last year. Read More   Sharon Machlis: Internet infrastructure explained in just 5 minutes? Yes, with humor - and kittens OSI layers? Peering? Cute kittens? They're all here in this video of a crowd-pleasing 'lightning talk' by NPR news app developer Jeremy Bowers. Read More   Richi Jennings: Is Twitter flying high or crashing to the ground? Twitter: The future is reliably uncertain. Growth, net losses, profitability, mobile ads? Buy, sell, or hold? First quarter sales figures from Twitter (NASDAQ:TWTR) has everyone seeing a different outlook for the social media company. Some bloggers are worried about Twitter's future, yet some remain optimistic. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers roll the dice and hope for the best. Read More
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