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	Holy smoke! The new MacBook literally is twice as fast Benchmark tests on a new MacBook Pro show it can pin the needle at more than 1,400MBps. Read More   WHITE PAPER: IBM Information Lifecycle Governance Requirements Kit Use this requirements kit from CGOC to find the tools and technology you need. Read More. In this Issue More than half of all IE users face patch axe in 10 months Inside Apple's gigantic Apple Watch rollout 10 specialized browsers that will make you forget about Chrome, Firefox and IE Pentagon aims to keep enemy from controlling its best weapons Ford to put brakes on speeding with new tech SolarCity to build its own power grids To avoid NSA, Cisco delivers gear to strange addresses Android flaw puts personal data at risk for millions Galaxy S6 Edge: Is its distinctive style worth the premium price? WHITE PAPER: StackIQ Is Your Datacenter Fit for Big Data? Today's highly integrated systems generate more data than ever before. This massive influx of data is forcing IT to consider new infrastructure solutions for storing, querying, and managing all of this data. This results in today's enterprise and service provider datacenters experiencing rapid change at an unprecedented velocity. Learn More. More than half of all IE users face patch axe in 10 months More than half of all Internet Explorer users have less than 10 months to discard their browsers, and either update to a new edition of IE or dump Microsoft for one of its browser-making rivals. Read More   Inside Apple's gigantic Apple Watch rollout The Apple Watch may or may not be an impressive piece of design or technology. But one thing is certain: Apple's retail preparations for selling the watch are amazing. Read More   10 specialized browsers that will make you forget about Chrome, Firefox and IE There's a wide world of alternative browsers out there, all fighting for your attention with unique features and specializations in gaming, privacy, media consumption and more. There's even something to appeal to old-school Internet users. Read More   Pentagon aims to keep enemy from controlling its best weapons Even if we keep our smartest weapons systems from being turned on us, we're still a little slow on the whole electronic warfare thing, according to the Pentagon's chief weapons buyer. Read More   WHITE PAPER: StackIQ StackIQ Saved It Teams 560 Years Of Manual Tasks. Scalability, change management, and compliance are three fundamental challenges for everyone. Learn More. Ford to put brakes on speeding with new tech Ford's upcoming Intelligent Speed Limiter system monitors road signs with a camera mounted on the windshield, and slows the vehicle as required. Read More   SolarCity to build its own power grids SolarCity, a solar panel installer, is offering to set up mini-power grids that include battery backup, which can be deployed by corporate campuses, military bases and even cities. Read More   To avoid NSA, Cisco delivers gear to strange addresses Some Cisco Systems customers are taking unusual steps to prevent NSA tampering of the company's equipment. Read More   Android flaw puts personal data at risk for millions   Nearly half of Android devices are vulnerable to an attack that could replace a legitimate app with malicious software that can collect sensitive data from a phone. Read More   Galaxy S6 Edge: Is its distinctive style worth the premium price? What will customers pay for style?That's the question faced by the marketing teams behind the Apple Watch, whose 18k gold models are priced to start at $10,000. The same issue confronts marketing teams for the new Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge, with its unusual front glass display that wraps partly around both side edges. Read More
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