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	At Build, mobility gets a boost with universal Windows apps Microsoft's announcement of universal Windows apps demonstrates the company's commitment to improving its share of the tablet and smartphone markets. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Dell EMA Radar for Hybrid Cloud Integration Technologies Which cloud integration platform is right for your company? EMA Radar evaluated 7 leading cloud integration platform vendors for the value they deliver. How did they rank? Which is the right fit for your business? Read EMA Radar's report and learn more. Learn More In this Issue 12 portable battery chargers add life to your devices Snowden leaks erode trust in Internet companies, government Shoot and print: 3D printers to include scanners Microsoft gets strategic with its Enterprise Mobility Suite Chicago Sun-Times to accept bitcoins NASA expects Russia to keep up its end of space station deal Build: Microsoft Azure embraces external technologies A day into the trial, Apple and Samsung already annoying each other State AGs probe Experian subsidiary's data breach Richi Jennings: Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich quits: But now the backlash begins... WEBCAST: Citrix LIVE EVENT, 4/15: Building Stakeholder Trust FREE LIVE EVENT, 4/15: Building Stakeholder Trust Join Paul Glen, award-winning author and Computerworld columnist, as he reveals how to restore trust by improving perceptions of your IT services. Learn more>> 12 portable battery chargers add life to your devices The latest chargers for smartphones and tablets offer more power but less weight than last year's. Read More   Snowden leaks erode trust in Internet companies, government Edward Snowden's revelations about the National Security Agency's data collection practices have eroded the public's trust in major technology companies -- and in the Internet, a Harris Interactive survey found. Read More   Shoot and print: 3D printers to include scanners XYZprinting, which today put its first 3D printer on sale, said it plans to drive prices down further and offer a printer with a built-in scanner. Read More   Microsoft gets strategic with its Enterprise Mobility Suite With its Enterprise Mobility Suite, Microsoft will make it easier for companies to manage a range of devices, including those running Apple's iOS and Google's Android. It's a smart move, says columnist Ryan Faas. Read More   Chicago Sun-Times to accept bitcoins The Chicago Sun-Times is now accepting bitcoins as payment for subscription, becoming the first major U.S. newspaper to take the digital currency. Read More   WHITE PAPER: CenturyLink   The Business Case for the Enterprise Cloud This article aims to explore the business case for the enterprise cloud, focusing on public cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS). The discussion will examine the business differences between enterprise and commodity cloud IaaS. Topics to be covered include infrastructure services and support, automation, management, and application services. Learn More NASA expects Russia to keep up its end of space station deal Although NASA publicly severed many ties with its Russian counterparts Wednesday, the U.S. space agency is not concerned Russia will leave its astronauts without a lift home. Read More   Build: Microsoft Azure embraces external technologies   As it rolled out tools and features for coders at its Build developer conference Thursday, Microsoft showed that it is ready to embrace technologies and platforms not invented within its walls. Read More   A day into the trial, Apple and Samsung already annoying each other That didn't take long. The jury has only been sitting a day in the latest Apple v. Samsung patent battle and lawyers are already fighting about what's being said in court. Read More   State AGs probe Experian subsidiary's data breach A group of state attorneys general in the U.S. is launching an investigation into a recently disclosed data breach of 200 million personal records at a subsidiary of credit monitoring firm Experian. Read More   Richi Jennings: Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich quits: But now the backlash begins... But WWWBCD? Brendan Eich, beleaguered Firefox luminary, has stepped down from his position as CEO of Mozilla. The heat over his 2008 contribution to an anti-gay-marriage fund got too much (or so it seems). But now, some gay-marriage supporters are coming out of the woodwork to decry the 'hounding' and 'firing' of the poor innocent chap for his 'free-speech rights.' (Wow, not everyone holds the same opinion -- who knew?) In IT Blogwatch, bloggers are careful what they wish for. Read More
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