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	The No. 1 large place to work in IT: Quicken Loans At Quicken Loans, a new in-house training program and strong corporate values help IT employees thrive in an atmosphere of accelerated growth. 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 In this Issue 2GB RAM upgrade for new Google Glass explorers angers early adopters JR Raphael: Google I/O 2014 live blog and streaming video Microsoft fixes Exchange Online outage after almost 9 hours 10 things to know about the smartphone kill switch Here's why Oracle thinks Micros is worth $5.3B Dell Storage branches out with midsize arrays, software-defined systems Verizon's videoconferencing offers virtual doctor visits via smartphone Montana data breach exposes 1.3 million personal records NASA to send 'flying saucer' on first flight this week Jonny Evans: Hey Facebook, why do you suck so bad? Richi Jennings: NSA gives Microsoft an 'F' for spycraft; Brad Smith vents at FISA WHITE PAPER: AVI-SPL Video Collaboration: 4 Mistakes Companies Make This Cisco-sponsored whitepaper from AVI-SPL shares key insights from Cisco's and AVI-SPL's teams of video collaboration integration experts gained through hundreds of deployments in mid-market companies. Read Now 2GB RAM upgrade for new Google Glass explorers angers early adopters Google will soon ship an upgraded version of Google Glass with 2GB of RAM, angering early members of its Glass Explorer Program stuck with the older model. Read More   JR Raphael: Google I/O 2014 live blog and streaming video Google's annual developers' conference kicks off at 12 p.m. ET (9 a.m. PT) today and JR Raphael is at the event for the 90-minute opening keynote, which promises to be jam-packed with juicy Google news. So check back later today for the latest on what's happening at I/O '14. Read More   Microsoft fixes Exchange Online outage after almost 9 hours Microsoft has finally fixed an Exchange Online outage that left affected users without access to email for almost nine hours on Tuesday, prompting many to vent their frustration online as they struggled to get their work done. Read More   10 things to know about the smartphone kill switch The smartphone kill switch appears to be on its way to every handset sold in the U.S. So what's all the fuss about? Here's a look at the main points of the technology. Read More   Here's why Oracle thinks Micros is worth $5.3B Oracle's pending acquisition of retail and hospitality technology vendor Micros is its biggest since scooping up Sun Microsystems in 2010, which begs questions about why it's willing to pay so much. Read More   WHITE PAPER: HGST Flash Performance for Oracle RAC with PCIe Shared Storage This paper talks about a unique offering that makes it possible for Oracle RAC database to run on PCIe SSDs. The RAC cluster need not have any other shared storage, yet it still achieves the best performance, availability, scalability, and cost savings for building out blocks of databases for the public or private cloud. View Now>> Dell Storage branches out with midsize arrays, software-defined systems Dell plans to expand its storage lineup with a series of midsized SAN arrays and a portfolio of software-defined storage systems, furthering two prominent industry trends. Read More   Verizon's videoconferencing offers virtual doctor visits via smartphone If you've ever been sick with a cold or the flu while traveling, Verizon's new videoconferencing technology could help you reach a doctor for a quick consult from a smartphone or tablet. Read More   Montana data breach exposes 1.3 million personal records Up to 1.3 million records, including health care and bank account information, may have been exposed after a server at Montana's public health department was hacked in May, the state said Tuesday. Read More   NASA to send 'flying saucer' on first flight this week Typically the stuff of mystery, a real flying saucer could appear over the Hawaiian island of Kauai later this week, but it won't be coming from outer space. The rocket-powered, saucer-like craft is part of a NASA project that could aid missions to other planets. Read More   Jonny Evans: Hey Facebook, why do you suck so bad? Is it good management to run a service that's used by millions but so little liked? You tell me. Read More   Richi Jennings: NSA gives Microsoft an 'F' for spycraft; Brad Smith vents at FISA FISA #FAIL, opines Mr. Smith (in Washington). Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) general counsel Brad Smith is mad: Really, truly, hopping cross. Speaking in DC, at the Brookings Institution, Smith vented his anger over U.S. spying and the secret FISA courts. He also revealed the "Company F" that the NSA were so exercised about in 2009 was Microsoft. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers grab the popcorn. Read More
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