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	Cook jabs at Windows, Android in WWDC keynote Apple may have had a lot to dish out Monday to developers, but that didn't stop CEO Tim Cook from taking time to talk a little smack about rivals Microsoft and Google. Read More   WHITE PAPER: ExtraHop Networks Monitor Application Performance in Virtualized Environments Worried about application performance in the cloud? Real-time analysis of wire data provides you with deterministic application response times and detailed L7 metrics. This white paper explains how you can get the visibility you need to manage P2V migrations and cloud performance. Learn More>> In this Issue EPA urges efficiency, many data centers still far from it Apple will preview OS X Yosemite to first 1M beta testers At WWDC, continuity across devices is the theme SanDisk ships superfast Extreme Pro SSD for gamers The top 10 cities for technology careers Q&A: 3D gun maker Cody Wilson defends freedom to print guns Phishing campaign touts fake 'Heartbleed removal' tool First Broadwell-based tablet thinner than iPad Air Intel moves to bring Core M PC chips to tablets Intel's new Core i7 chip hits 5GHz Wireless charging for phablets, tablets gets a Computex debut IBM brings development methodologies to the cloud SAP set to add cloud services for vertical industries Jonny Evans: WWDC 2014 Apple puts its fighting boots on Richi Jennings: Apple WWDC surprises, with bitter disappointment WHITE PAPER: Sophos, Inc.   Advanced Persistent Threats: Detection and Protection In this paper we'll explain how a multi-faceted approach to protect against APTs including layers of defense can reduce the risk of attacks. Learn More EPA urges efficiency, many data centers still far from it The White House plan to cut carbon dioxide pollution by 30% seeks to meet its goals, in part, through efficiency improvements. This could put further pressure on data centers to improve efficiency, many of which are powering servers that are doing very little work or none at all. Read More   Apple will preview OS X Yosemite to first 1M beta testers Apple today said the public can try out early versions of the OS X Yosemite operating system, the first time since 2000 the company has let large numbers of outsiders get an early look at an upcoming Mac OS. Read More   At WWDC, continuity across devices is the theme Apple's "Continuity" initiative is all about using the right device for the right task at the right moment and shifting between those devices seamlessly. Columnist Ryan Faas explains. Read More   SanDisk ships superfast Extreme Pro SSD for gamers With up to 550MB/s throughput SanDisk's Extreme Pro SSD promises a gaming/video rendering experience that never stutters or pauses. Read More   The top 10 cities for technology careers Is your particular skill-set saturated in your current location? Are you thinking about taking your tech talents to a new locale, possibly one with more IT career opportunities? If so, here are some cities you may want to consider before choosing a new home. Read More   Q&A: 3D gun maker Cody Wilson defends freedom to print guns Cody Wilson, founder of Defense Distributed, contests claims his 3D printed gun isn't safe and will try to continue to make 3D gun plans available. Read More   Phishing campaign touts fake 'Heartbleed removal' tool   Trend Micro is warning of a phishing campaign touting a 'Heartbleed removal' tool, a nonsensical product that is actually malicious software. Read More   WHITE PAPER: ExtraHop Networks 10 Ways Wire Data Helps Conquer IT Complexity This whitepaper explains the value of wire data in practical, simple to understand terms. With a robust wire data analytics solution, IT can automatically detect problems across the entire IT environment, spot data theft by flagging queries from untrusted sources, select unique pieces of transaction payloads to send to any big data source, and more Learn more >> First Broadwell-based tablet thinner than iPad Air The future of speedy paper-thin tablets running Intel's Broadwell chips seems promising, after we tested the first-ever prototype shown by the chip maker. Read More   Intel moves to bring Core M PC chips to tablets Intel wants to deliver more performance to tablets while curbing power consumption, and has launched a new Core M line of processors to meet those needs. Read More   Intel's new Core i7 chip hits 5GHz Intel is shipping a new Core i7 chip for gamers that runs at 4.4GHz -- and can be overclocked to 5GHz. Read More   Wireless charging for phablets, tablets gets a Computex debut PowerbyProxi is demonstrating two new chargers to handle larger mobile devices by offering more than twice the power of its previous technology. Read More   IBM brings development methodologies to the cloud While practices to speed programming have been around for a decade, only recently have they caught the eye of the enterprise manager looking for a competitive edge. Now, IBM is updating its Bluemix portfolio of cloud services to help companies save time in deploying new applications by using these new programming methodologies. Read More   SAP set to add cloud services for vertical industries   SAP is hoping to grab a bigger piece of the money its customers spend on cloud-based software by creating a new series of industry-specific services. Read More   Jonny Evans: WWDC 2014 Apple puts its fighting boots on Apple never said it, but the fact that Xcode 6 includes new OS Simulator features that will allow developers to resize the simulated screen for any arbitrary resolution means -- well, it's a pretty blatant confirmation Apple will introduce devices with different sizes -- small (iWatch) and large (phablet phones). The other thing it implies is that Apple isn't talking about it yet. Read More   Richi Jennings: Apple WWDC surprises, with bitter disappointment Irony, thy name is Tim. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) announced loads of stuff in the WWDC keynote: iOS 8, OS/X 10.10, Yosemite, Swift, etc. As usual, commentators are pointing to all the 'innovations' that Apple has 'copied' from other platforms. But this time, what's usually a dribble of criticism has become a torrent. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers duck and cover. Read More
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