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	Offshore firms took 50% of H-1B visas in 2013 Data from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services shows clearly that the largest users of H-1B visas are offshore outsourcing firms. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Winning the Paper Wars In this report, AIIM looks at the reasons for this poor progress, measure the adoption of digital mailrooms, chart the progress of mobile capture, and show which paper-free processes are the most effective. Learn More In this Issue Office for iPad arrives: A look inside Mozilla steps up damage control as pressure for CEO Eich's ouster mounts Microsoft cuts Azure prices, adds basic tier Banks withdraw data breach claim against Target Oracle overtakes IBM as second-largest software vendor, Gartner says The best tech-related April Fool's pranks of 2014 Yahoo reportedly launching YouTube rival Intel plays defense against ARM with Cloudera stake Bing adds context to people, places with 'snapshot' feature FCC opens the door for faster Wi-Fi SAP customers can't figure out firm's mobility strategy Jury is selected for Apple-Samsung patent trial Richi Jennings: iPhone 6 release date in September, but 5.5-inch phablet delayed [updated] Darlene Storm: Untraceable $20 device can allow hacker to control a car 'from miles away' Richi Jennings: iPhone 6 'Air' sexy pictures! (But is it an April fool?) 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Office for iPad arrives: A look inside Microsoft unleashes its Office suite for Apple's iPad Read More Mozilla steps up damage control as pressure for CEO Eich's ouster mounts Mozilla, the maker of Firefox, went into damage control mode over the weekend in response to criticism that its new CEO had donated to a California anti-gay marriage ballot proposition in 2008. Read More Microsoft cuts Azure prices, adds basic tier Microsoft said Monday it was cutting prices of its Azure cloud services to match the prices of competitor Amazon Web Services in the latest in a price war in cloud services. Read More Banks withdraw data breach claim against Target Two banks that took legal action against Target over its recent data breach have withdrawn their claims, apparently due to an erroneous allegation against a security vendor also named in the suit. Read More Oracle overtakes IBM as second-largest software vendor, Gartner says Oracle has overtaken rival IBM as the world's second-largest software vendor by pulling in $29.6 billion in software revenue during 2013, according to analyst firm Gartner. Read More The best tech-related April Fool's pranks of 2014 What is April Fool's without a few online pranks? Here are some of the companies having a little fun today. Read More Yahoo reportedly launching YouTube rival Reports are circulating that Yahoo is looking to launch a video site that would go up against Google's behemoth YouTube. Read More WHITE PAPER: Unisys Keeping UP with Mobile Trendsetters Is your organization making the most of mobile? In this IDG Research Services study, we take a global look at adoption trends, examining how and why some companies are pulling ahead of the mobile curve. We offer the best practices and prescriptive advice that you can put to work today—for a more mobile tomorrow Learn more Intel plays defense against ARM with Cloudera stake Intel's US$740 million investment in software company Cloudera will help sell more x86 chips in Hadoop installations, but it could also be a defensive move to maintain its server lead from the emerging threat posed by 64-bit ARM servers. Read More Bing adds context to people, places with 'snapshot' feature Bing is poised to function like a souped-up Yellow Pages, with visual search results offering more information about professionals such as lawyers and doctors. Read More FCC opens the door for faster Wi-Fi U.S. regulators are opening up spectrum that could allow for Wi-Fi services with speeds of one gigabit per second and faster. Read More SAP customers can't figure out firm's mobility strategy It's been nearly four years since SAP got into enterprise mobility with the acquisition of Sybase, but many customers still don't quite understand its mobile product strategy, according to a new survey by the Americas' SAP Users' Group. Read More Jury is selected for Apple-Samsung patent trial Lawyers for Apple and Samsung spent most of Monday selecting a 10-person jury for their latest patent infringement trial, and they're now set to make their opening arguments Tuesday morning. Read More Richi Jennings: iPhone 6 release date in September, but 5.5-inch phablet delayed [updated] [You're fired -Ed.] Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is starting production on the iPhone 6. Japan's biggest business daily 'newspaper' says so, telling us their 'sources' now 'expect' the device to be 'likely' released in 'September.' An update from Reuters adds credence to the rumor, giving us hints about production problems: Cupertino has apparently decided on two screen sizes, both bigger than the current generation. However, the larger of the two has been delayed until... uhhh... squirrel! In IT Blogwatch, bloggers rank the rumors against reality. Not to mention: Hank and John Green finally realize they've been ripping off Ian Shoales for all these years… Read More Darlene Storm: Untraceable $20 device can allow hacker to control a car 'from miles away' A six-character password securing a Tesla Model S account was called a potential security threat that might allow an attacker to unlock the doors, but a scarier potential threat discussed at Black Hat Asia is a $20 'untraceable' device that could allow an attacker to remotely take control of a car from 'miles away.' Read More Richi Jennings: iPhone 6 'Air' sexy pictures! (But is it an April fool?) Leaked schematics, blurry spy photos, and now beautiful renders. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) doesn't want you to know about the iPhone 6. Or perhaps it does. Anyway, the alleged leaks keep dribbling out of Asia, and bloggers keep falling over themselves to 'report' them. We've already heard that manufacturing is about to start, but here's our clearest look yet at what some are dubbing the iPhone Air. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers check their calendars. Read More
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