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	Microsoft reveals bankruptcy of devices strategy by dumping Nokia feature phones Microsoft decision to ax the feature phone business it got when it bought Nokia's handset business for $7.2 billion shows the investment 'went for naught.' Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Dynamic Workload Automation Optimizes Service Performance This white paper, sponsored by CA Technologies, discusses the market and technology forces that are reshaping today's enterprise workload management automation requirements and strategies. Learn more! In this Issue Jonny Evans: All the Apple iPhone 6 rumors you need to know Chrome gets sharp after dumping 30-year-old Windows technology U.S. Senator blasts Microsoft's H-1B push as it lays off 18,000 workers For half, STEM degrees lead to other jobs Preston Gralla: New leaked Windows 9 screenshots show an operating system PC users can love Microsoft again writes off Surface inventory, renews profitability doubts Long replacement cycle drags down iPad sales U.S. court says warrant for access to all content of email account is justified Is Sony's Walkman set to make a comeback? WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation THE RISE OF THE PROTECTION STORAGE ARCHITECTURE Redefine data protection for your business and transform data protection from cost center to business enabler in order to improve delivery service times, deploy applications, and scale operations. Learn More Jonny Evans: All the Apple iPhone 6 rumors you need to know We know Apple is preparing to consolidate its grip on the high-end smartphone market with the device it will probably call "iPhone 6" when it ships September 19, so what can you expect? Read More Chrome gets sharp after dumping 30-year-old Windows technology Google last week said that it was finally ditching a 30-year-old technology to display fonts on Web pages in its Chrome browser for Windows. Read More U.S. Senator blasts Microsoft's H-1B push as it lays off 18,000 workers U.S. Sen. Jeff Sessions Thursday delivered a scalding and sarcastic attack on the use of highly skilled foreign workers by U.S. corporations that was heavily aimed at Microsoft, a chief supporter of the practice. Read More For half, STEM degrees lead to other jobs The truth, when it comes to computer employment data, is almost always ugly. Read More WHITE PAPER: SAS 10 Mistakes to Avoid When Launching Your DG Program Good judgment and sound decision making are at the heart of data governance. From failing to define data governance, to premature launch, or expecting too much from a sponsor, this white paper explains ten common mistakes that can be avoided when launching your data governance program. Read this white paper to learn more. Read Now Preston Gralla: New leaked Windows 9 screenshots show an operating system PC users can love Two new leaked Windows 9 screenshots show good news for users of traditional PCs -- it looks as if the operating system will be actually useful for them, and not just for those with touch-based devices. I've got screenshots and details. Read More Microsoft again writes off Surface inventory, renews profitability doubts Microsoft again took a hit on its Surface business, the company acknowledged Tuesday. Read More Long replacement cycle drags down iPad sales Apple announced it sold 13.3 million iPads in the second quarter, a year-over-year drop of 9%, the second straight quarter of declining numbers, and blamed a slowdown in developed markets. Read More U.S. court says warrant for access to all content of email account is justified A New York judge defended a controversial order that gave the government access to all content of the Gmail account of a target in a money laundering investigation, holding that courts have long recognized the practical need for law enforcement to seize documents if only to determine whether they fall within the warrant. Read More Is Sony's Walkman set to make a comeback? Sony is making a push to sell high-definition music players, and 35 years after being launched its Walkman is making a small comeback. Read More
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