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	Republican lawmakers investigate White House net neutrality push Congressional Republicans are demanding to know how much the White House influenced the Federal Communications Commission while the agency crafted net neutrality rules. Read More : CDW Top 9 Reasons to Use Microsoft Office 365 Office 365 is a subscription-based online suite of software products that improve business productivity. Learn More In this Issue 11 chic chargers: Portable power that's dressed to impress Chrome warns users of devious software that could impact Google's business The FCC's Orwellian Internet policy With IBM, Apple will own the mobile enterprise With $15 in Radio Shack parts, 14-year-old hacks a car LG takes aim at Motorola's Moto G with new Magna smartphone 12 warning signs that Apple is expanding How regulators and legislators make it harder for you to use solar power First look: The new Moto E -- a better, still affordable phone : CDW Office 365 - Get full ROI with SharePoint Online As cloud IT models gain more market share and small- to medium-sized businesses become more comfortable with cloud security/governance, opportunities are growing to save money and increase productivity. Learn More 11 chic chargers: Portable power that's dressed to impress These days, mobile tech has to both work well and look good. These stylish portable battery chargers can keep your mobile devices running through the day and attract envious looks at your next power lunch. Read More Chrome warns users of devious software that could impact Google's business Google has added an early warning alert to Chrome that pops up when users try to access a website that could try to dupe users into downloading underhanded software. Read More The FCC's Orwellian Internet policy Concise statutory statements are no match for the FCC's linguistic gymnastics. Read More With IBM, Apple will own the mobile enterprise Apple's solutions are front and center across IBM's growing worldwide network of enterprise focused creative hubs. Read More : CDW Should I Trust Office 365 With My Data? The most widely adopted version of Microsoft's cloud services, Offiece365 is used by millions of people every day. Learn More With $15 in Radio Shack parts, 14-year-old hacks a car A 14-year-old boy taking part in a cyber-hacking challenge -- after just one night with $15 worth of Radio Shack parts -- was able to communicate wirelessly with a vehicle's internal bus and control some mechanical functions. Read More LG takes aim at Motorola's Moto G with new Magna smartphone LG Electronics has announced four new smartphones, including the Magna, which could be a challenger to Motorola Mobility's Moto G. Read More 12 warning signs that Apple is expanding New industries, new staff, new roles and a huge investment in clean energy for its European cloud services. Put it all together and it seems clear that Apple is expanding. Read More How regulators and legislators make it harder for you to use solar power While solar power is leading other sources for new electrical capacity, the distributed power movement, where homeowners and businesses deploy photovoltaic panels on site, is under assault by utilities and fossil fuel interests. Read More First look: The new Moto E -- a better, still affordable phone Motorola's new Moto E smartphone adds a front-facing camera, additional storage, a larger display and Android Lollipop. Read More
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