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	JR Raphael: Hands on: Amazon's Fire Phone makes a strange first impression Amazon's Fire Phone is like no other phone you've used before -- but after 24 hours with the device, it's hard to say whether that's actually a good thing. Read More   WHITE PAPER: SAS The Impact of Customer-Centric Marketing on Manufacturers Manufacturers have traditionally fostered close relationships with retailers and channel partners who sell their products rather than interacting directly with consumers. But this is changing. Learn how manufacturers can succeed in this new era of customer-centric manufacturing. Learn more In this Issue Darlene Storm: Zero-day broker exploits vulnerability in I2P to de-anonymize Tails users Jonny Evans: Apple steals your wallet with future iPhone Preston Gralla: Will Microsoft's Surface line ever make a profit? Richi Jennings: Google assimilates Twitch into the YouTube collective Sharky: Lunch -- the hard way 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 Darlene Storm: Zero-day broker exploits vulnerability in I2P to de-anonymize Tails users Vulnerability broker Exodus Intelligence found a critical hole in the I2P component used in the privacy-orientated operating system Tails, warning that users should not count on any one security solution to keep their IP anonymous despite Edward Snowden touting Tails for privacy. Read More   Jonny Evans: Apple steals your wallet with future iPhone Apple and Visa are ready to turn your iPhone into your wallet, after years of steady work to develop such services. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Red Hat A Modern Approach to the Data Deluge Read this whitepaper to learn how infrastructure leaders can confidently manage cost, complexity, and risk, capitalize on emerging technologies, and drive future innovation across their organizations with Red Hat Storage Server, an open, software-defined storage platform. Read Now Preston Gralla: Will Microsoft's Surface line ever make a profit?   Microsoft's quarterly earnings report this week had a bit of deja vu: The company's bottom line once again took a hit because of woes with the Surface line. This time around, it was cancelling the Surface Mini. Will the Surface line ever make a profit? 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   Sharky: Lunch -- the hard way This systems analyst pilot fish is trying to keep things working at a manufacturing plant in the southern U.S. -- and management isn't making it easy. Read More
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