Apple TV 4 -- new product is expensive. Film at 11

Computerworld Blogs August 31, 2015 Richi Jennings: Apple TV 4 -- new product is expensive. Film at 11 The Apple TV 4 will cost $200 (or possibly $150, depending on who you believe). It's now expected to be launched next week at the 9/9 event, with a release date sometime next month... READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Jonny Evans: Apple to help US military build flexible hybrid electronics 2. Richi Jennings: Mark Zuckerberg had 1,000,000,000 sheeple on Facebook, Monday 3. Erika Morphy: Advanced pedestrian detection is here. It is very useful and makes me nervous 4. Sharky: Urgent, redefined White Paper: Absolute Top 6 Security Tips for Microsoft Windows 10 One of the top priorities must be ensuring that existing devices are secure and remain secure during and after the transition from one OS version to another. Download this whitepaper. Learn More Jonny Evans: Apple to help US military build flexible hybrid electronics Apple signs up to build smart clothing for US soldiers, ships and planes. READ MORE Richi Jennings: Mark Zuckerberg had 1,000,000,000 sheeple on Facebook, Monday For the first time, Facebook recorded more than a billion active users in a day: Monday saw about 15% of the world's population log in to watch cat videos, argue about politics, stalk ex-lovers, and publicly complain about bad service... READ MORE Webcast: Lockheed Martin Threat Intelligence Platform Market Overview Join guest speaker, Principal Analyst Rick Holland with Forrester and Lockheed Martin's Christina Kawka for a webinar on Wednesday, September 16 at 12 PM ET on the importance of threat intelligence platforms in protecting your organization. Learn More Erika Morphy: Advanced pedestrian detection is here. It is very useful and makes me nervous Google has made a big leap forward with real-time image recognition that can be applied to pedestrian detection. This is good news for potential accident victims out there. But the privacy implications! (IDG Contributor Network) READ MORE Sharky: Urgent, redefined Remote user submits a help-desk ticket over the weekend to get some software installed -- and it's flagged as urgent. READ MORE White Paper: Gravitant The Key to Automated Service Brokerage If IT is going to operate like a business, it needs a front office and a back office. But something's missing. The Middle office can be thought of as a broker and distributor for cloud technologies. Learn More Peruse our library of free digital magazines! Choose from a collection of smartly designed digital magazines, which include our most popular departments -- News Analysis, Features, Opinions and Shark Tank -- all free for download with registration. 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