New industrial age rises from sensors, 3D printing and the cloud

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	A new industrial age is being built on sensors, 3D printing and the cloud There's a new industrial revolution in the offing that will rely heavily on Internet of Things technologies, the cloud and low-cost design and fabrication tools. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Boston IT Roadmap Boston – 7/17 Register Now! IT Roadmap is the one day, cost free, professional-level conference and expo that's full of job-ready solutions you can put to work now. IT Roadmap Boston is the place where IT leaders come to explore high-priority IT issues -- and learn how to meet today's requirements for anytime, anywhere business interactions. Click to continue In this Issue What happened to smart homes, Glass and robots at Google I/O? 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Download this whitepaper to learn more. Read Now What happened to smart homes, Glass and robots at Google I/O? Of all the things Google officials talked about during the annual developers conference keynote, the things that had a lot of people buzzing were those the company didn't mention. Read More   The No. 1 small place to work in IT: Noah Consulting   Every employee matters at this virtual consultancy, which taps the best of technology and leadership to create a vibrant, nurturing environment. Read More   The Pangu jailbreak for iOS could turn into a sinister attack A new jailbreak for Apple's iOS software that uses confidential information intended only for security researchers could develop into a more sinister attack, according to security analysts. Read More   'Luuuk' banking malware may have stolen $682K in a week A European bank may have lost as much as $682,000 in a week earlier this year, according to Kaspersky Lab, which analyzed data on a server used in attacks against online banking users in Italy and Turkey. Read More   Google targets business users with cloud, Docs advances After focusing on Android during much of today's lengthy keynote, Google officials turned their attention to the enterprise. Read More   How Samsung's Gear Live shrinks Android for the wrist Google has unveiled the first three smartwatches that will run Android Wear, a cut-down version of Android for wearable devices, and we got our hands on one of them: the Samsung Gear Live. Read More   WHITE PAPER: SolarWinds A Guide for Resource-Constrained Security Departments Organizations of all sizes can realize the benefits of SIEM, but only by selecting the approach and the product that is best suited to their needs. When looking at a SIEM implementation, the license cost can be just the tip of the iceberg. Learn More Like other tech giants, Facebook is very white and very male Facebook has followed Google and Yahoo in revealing just how diverse its workforce is, and just like the other two tech giants, it's a whole lot white and a whole lot male. Read More   Video: Google smartwatches, Android Auto and an updated OS packed into company keynote Google IO, the company's developer conference kicked off Wendesday in San Francisco with a focus on in-car technology, wearables and a new mobile OS. IDG News Service's Martyn Williams joins Nick Barber to give you the highlights. Read More   Samsung Gear Live unveiled as latest Android Wear smartwatch Google gave about 6,000 developers attending its I/O conference on Wednesday two Android Wear smartwatches -- one for now and one for later -- as a not-so-subtle invitation to get developers to build more apps for those devices and their connected smartphones. Read More   Google previews Fit software development kit for health-tracking apps Google is set to release an SDK aimed at making fitness-based apps more effective by pulling in data from multiple devices. Read More   Richi Jennings: Crafty Google adds VR to its fold -- using folded cardboard headsets Google's virtual reality: Some assembly required. Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) surprised everyone at its Google I/O developer conference yesterday, handing out free packages containing...cardboard to attendees. Many attendees were expecting cool swag like new Android tablets and initially thought the crafty search giant was cutting-up at their expense. Not so. The packages contained a clever do-it-yourself cardboard (and magnets!) virtual reality kits -- inciting intense feelings of envy and hatred in the hearts of Pinterest's entire user base. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers make a run to the local craft shop. Read More   JR Raphael: Google I/O condensed: The 33 most important things to know A new version of Android! The first Android Wear watches! Android TV! So much exciting stuff to take in from Google I/O. Here's an easy-to-follow guide to the news that matters most. Read More
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