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	Apple has bigger plans than just song ID with Shazam deal Apple will integrate music identification technology created by Shazam into the next version of iOS, but could go much further than simple song naming. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CITE Conference + Expo Trending now: Consumerization of enterprise IT You've heard about consumerization...but how can you use it to give your organization a competitive edge? Find out at the third annual Consumerization of IT in the Enterprise (CITE) April 27–29 in San Francisco. Learn how consumer-driven technology can transform your business, your workplace, and your customer relationships. Learn more In this Issue Google tech to bring 3D mapping smarts to NASA's space station robots Steve Jobs becomes an issue in Silicon Valley no-hiring case Satellite communication systems are rife with security flaws, vulnerable to hackers Video: Google Glass in the Emergency Room Twitter to promote app downloads in its mobile timelines FCC vote in May could further open broadband competition Plastic computers taking shape, but won't replace silicon Working-at-Home a Win-Win for Employers and Employees Jonny Evans: OS X Mavericks: 4 speed secrets Preston Gralla: Microsoft tells small businesses and consumers who love XP: Get lost WHITE PAPER: BMC Software     The Future of IT: Putting the Customer First IT is adapting to this new world of consumerized technology, and focusing on its own employees as internal customers. Learn More Google tech to bring 3D mapping smarts to NASA's space station robots NASA and Google are working together to send new 3D technology aloft to map the International Space Station. Read More Steve Jobs becomes an issue in Silicon Valley no-hiring case Tech workers suing over an alleged no-poaching agreement among Silicon Valley firms are fighting an attempt by defendants to ban evidence that might portray Steve Jobs as a bad guy. Read More Satellite communication systems are rife with security flaws, vulnerable to hackers Security researchers have found that many satellite communication systems have vulnerabilities and design flaws that can let remote attackers intercept, manipulate, block and in some cases take full control of critical communications. Read More Video: Google Glass in the Emergency Room Dr. John Halamka, CIO for Beth Isreal Deaconess Hospital in Boston, chats with Computerworld's Tracy Mayor about how they are using Google Glass with emergency room doctors to provide better patient care. Read More Twitter to promote app downloads in its mobile timelines     Twitter's new mobile advertising suite lets companies pitch their mobile apps in promoted tweets or place ads inside other apps. Read More 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! FCC vote in May could further open broadband competition     The U.S. Federal Communications Commission will reserve a significant amount of spectrum in its upcoming auctions of the television band for unlicensed uses such as Wi-Fi, agency officials said Friday. Read More Plastic computers taking shape, but won't replace silicon Can plastic materials morph into computers? A research breakthrough published this week brings such a possibility closer to reality. Read More Working-at-Home a Win-Win for Employers and Employees Marissa Mayer's infamous policy for Yahoo aside, telecommuting remains an important tool for reducing employee stress and increasing operational efficiency. Follow these tips to do it right. Read More Jonny Evans: OS X Mavericks: 4 speed secrets A few fresh ways to tweak better performance from your Mac. Read More Preston Gralla: Microsoft tells small businesses and consumers who love XP: Get lost If you're a big business, Microsoft is happy to provide you with XP security patches at a reasonable cost. But if you're a consumer or own a small business, it's another story: No patches for you, at any price. Read More
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