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	Jonny Evans: Apple's iPhone, iWatch launch event -- live blog A live summary of events during Apple's big news September 9 keynote. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Dell Software   Managing the Reality of Enterprise Cloud Computing Organizations often plan for an easy-to-maintain cloud environment, but wind up with a complex one that's unwieldy to manage using the tools provided. Explore the reality of cloud computing, and learn how to effectively manage today's hybrid cloud environments. Learn more In this Issue Richi Jennings: Déjà vu -- Europeans restart antitrust probe of Google (and may look at Android next) JR Raphael: Hands on: The first things you notice about the new Moto X Preston Gralla: iPhone 6 rollout: Lights out for Windows Phone? Darlene Storm: Healthcare.gov hacked? If only someone had warned it was hackable...Oh wait Jonny Evans: Apple hopes to be the talk of NY Fashion Week Sharky: Too bad he didn't try to call the help desk first WEBCAST: Intel Services The Key to Improving the Consumer Travel Experience Join PhoCusWright's Senior Technology Analyst, Norm Rose, as he shares his insights on how travel suppliers and intermediaries can improve industry data flow and customer satisfaction by adopting API management. Learn more Richi Jennings: Déjà vu -- Europeans restart antitrust probe of Google (and may look at Android next) Eric's head just exploded: Google's European frustrations continue. The EC has re-opened its interminable antitrust case, because the proposed settlement doesn't seem to please ministers nor rivals. When will it all end? In IT Blogwatch, bloggers are sick of popcorn. Read More   JR Raphael: Hands on: The first things you notice about the new Moto X One of the most anticipated Android follow-ups of the year is finally here. Time to go hands on with the new Moto X. Read More   Preston Gralla: iPhone 6 rollout: Lights out for Windows Phone? When the iPhone 6 gets rolled out tomorrow, some may be tempted to say that it will finally mean the end of Windows Phone. But will the iPhone 6 really harm Windows Phone, or is there a way for Microsoft to salvage its smartphone OS? Read More   WHITE PAPER: Code 42 Tips for Driving User Adoption in New Technology Deployment Read this checklist on tips for driving user adoption to see where you stand. Learn more! Darlene Storm: Healthcare.gov hacked? If only someone had warned it was hackable...Oh wait Malware was uploaded to a healthcare.gov test server that was not supposed to be connected to the Internet and was secured with the manufacturer's default password. But don't sweat it, we're told, as nothing was stolen and it only took about seven weeks to discover the intrusion. Read More   Jonny Evans: Apple hopes to be the talk of NY Fashion Week Will you be tuning in to take a look at Apple's own connected device fashion event inside its temporary building at the Flint Center tomorrow? You should be -- it could be as significant as what you'll see in NYC. Read More   Sharky: Too bad he didn't try to call the help desk first It's the beginning of the school year, and it's more than usually chaotic for this pilot fish who's hobbling around after foot surgery. But one teacher can't log in -- and he insists that his cables are plugged in. Read More
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