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	INSIDER How to get a job in manufacturing IT To excel in manufacturing, tech workers need to be one part tinkerer and one part visionary, with a bit of analytical acumen thrown in as well. Read More In this Issue Intel looks to Android, not Microsoft, to boost tablet business Rushed Heartbleed fixes may expose users to more attacks Microsoft launches toolset for capturing 'ambient intelligence' Red Hat to update Docker container tech for enterprises One-day sale empties Google Glass shelves iPhone keyboard sales halted as injunction takes effect Intel tablet chips grow, but Q1 profits fall Toshiba's 4K laptop to ship next week for $1,500 Richi Jennings: Told you so! Amazon 3D smartphone incoming, frags Android again WHITE PAPER: BMC Software     Hybrid IT—A Low-Risk Path from On-Premise to ITaaS IT as a Service (ITaaS) will transform future IT operations and service delivery. In the interim, Hybrid IT offers a rational, gradual approach in which some services move to SaaS while others remain on-premise. Learn More Intel looks to Android, not Microsoft, to boost tablet business In case it wasn't clear already, Intel and Microsoft are no longer joined at the hip. Intel is trying desperately to grow its share of the tablet market, and with Windows flunking out on those devices, Android is where it's at. Read More     Rushed Heartbleed fixes may expose users to more attacks In the race to protect themselves from the Heartbleed vulnerability, enterprises could be opening themselves up to new attacks if they aren't careful. Read More Microsoft launches toolset for capturing 'ambient intelligence' Microsoft is targeting the growing volume of data being generated by both machines and humans: CEO Satya Nadella on Tuesday showed off tools that could help organizations better understand -- and profit from -- this trove of information. Read More Red Hat to update Docker container tech for enterprises Red Hat is looking to advance the Docker Linux container application for wider enterprise use. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software     Exploring Business and IT Friction: Myths and Realities IT Organizations with passion for and actions around customer experience will lead the Service Revolution. Learn More>> Learn More One-day sale empties Google Glass shelves Google's one-day sale of Google Glass seems to have been a success with all units sold out, a blog post by the search giant suggests. Read More iPhone keyboard sales halted as injunction takes effect Typo halted the sale of its add-on keyboard for the iPhone on Tuesday after an injunction took effect that bans it from being imported to the U.S. Read More Intel tablet chips grow, but Q1 profits fall Intel shipped 5 million processors for tablets in the first quarter, but profits fell as PC sales remained weak. Read More Toshiba's 4K laptop to ship next week for $1,500 One of the first laptops with a 4K screen will go on sale from Toshiba for $1,499.99 next week. Read More     Richi Jennings: Told you so! Amazon 3D smartphone incoming, frags Android again Rumor confirmed! (Or at least, triangulated.) Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) is expected to release its 'Duke' 3D smartphone in the summer. The rumors are rife, reaching us from many sources. All agree there are four tracking cameras that permit a "true" parallax effect, without glasses or the cruddy lenticular nonsense of a Nintendo 3DS. However, there's some debate whether the "3D" is done by eye-tracking or head-tracking. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers drop several F-words, including FireOS and Fragmentation. Read More
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