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	13 pieces of advice for Yosemite beta testers For the first time since 2000, Apple is allowing pubic beta testers to try out a prerelease version of OS X. Ryan Faas tells testers what to do and what to avoid. Read More WHITE PAPER: VEEAM Software Innovating Cloud Backup with Veeam With built-in WAN acceleration and the ability to perform high-performance backup from storage-based snapshots, award-winning backup and replication vendor, Veeam, leverages virtualization and cloud technologies to innovate and protect the modern data center. Learn More In this Issue 10 cool makerspaces to explore now Changes afoot as DARPA challenge robots prep for upgrade Video: Road to the DARPA Finals, Episode 2: Building Autonomy California sees IT shifting to IBM-built cloud Newegg takes pre-orders for Samsung's first 3D Pro SSD Non-IBM Power8 servers, chips to appear early next year IoT inspires new components for energy, wireless Wolfram fortifies SystemModeler with more libraries Baidu reports strong mobile ad sales, echoing Facebook Richi Jennings: Google assimilates Twitch into the YouTube collective WHITE PAPER: AT&T A user-centric path to mobile security Mobile technology has revolutionized the way millions of people do their jobs. Employees now have unprecedented levels of flexibility, including the ability to work anytime from anywhere. Learn More 10 cool makerspaces to explore now Got an itch to get your hands on a welding machine, laser cutter or 3D printer? We highlight intriguing public spaces around the country where you can tinker to your heart's content. Read More Changes afoot as DARPA challenge robots prep for upgrade As researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute make their humanoid robot more autonomous, they're getting ready to get an upgrade robot this fall. Read More Video: Road to the DARPA Finals, Episode 2: Building Autonomy As the team from Worcester Polytechnic Institute prepares for next year's DARPA Robotics Challenge finals, they discuss how to get their humanoid robot to make more decisions with less human input. Read More California sees IT shifting to IBM-built cloud California is moving its IT services to a cloud, on-demand, subscription-based service that state officials believe may meet as much as 80% of its computing needs. Read More Newegg takes pre-orders for Samsung's first 3D Pro SSD At least one model of Samsung's most advanced Pro-series SSD became available on Newegg on Thursday and the website said it's taking preorders for other models that will be available by the end of the month. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Brunswick Case Study By implementing IBM SmartCloud services, Brunswick estimates that it avoided hundreds of thousands of dollars in capital expenditures, and is saving up to USD 75,000 annually. Learn More Non-IBM Power8 servers, chips to appear early next year The first third-party chips and servers licensed to use IBM's Power architecture will be on the market early next year. Read More IoT inspires new components for energy, wireless The expected boom in demand for small, often isolated devices in the Internet of Things is driving developers to craft new types of components. Read More Wolfram fortifies SystemModeler with more libraries Hydraulic actuators, battery stacks, biochemical systems and disease propagation are but a few things that now can be modeled more easily, thanks to a number of libraries and a library store that Wolfram Research has created for a new edition of its SystemModeler software package. Read More Baidu reports strong mobile ad sales, echoing Facebook Chinese search giant Baidu reported a 34 percent jump in profit for the second quarter, with mobile ad sales accounting for almost a third of revenue for the first time. Read More Richi Jennings: Google assimilates Twitch into the YouTube collective Google: Resistance is futile. If you are a gamer, odds are good you've heard of Twitch. For those that don't know, Twitch is the go-to destination for watching live streaming videogame play online. It also happens to consume a higher percentage of Internet bandwidth than Hulu or Facebook. Bandwidth? Enter Google (NASDAQ:GOOG), which has reportedly decided to purchase Twitch for one beeeelion dollars. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers welcome their new primary colored overlord. Read More
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