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	August 15, 2013 Surveillance gear is everywhere these days and people are starting to fight back. Read about the impending jamming wars 10. Peter Smith: Playstation 4 launch date leaked; Microsoft no longer requires Kinect with Xbox One 9. Wanna win $500? Share your opinions via this survey and you just might! 8. Best advice from sys admins, for sys admins 7. US and Germany to enter no-spying agreement, German government says 6. Matthew Mombrea: Amazon introduces web apps to its Android app store WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Best Practices for Maintaining Security and Control Most organizations want to leverage the cloud, but also recognize that migrating all their applications all at once is not always practical. In taking a prudent and measured approach, they are seeking ways to utilize cloud-based applications and infrastructure while maintaining certain applications on-premise. Read now! 5. Chris Nerney: Can humans handle the psychological challenge of living on Mars? 4. Microsoft to ship Windows 8.1 in mid-October 3. Google acknowledges Nexus 7 tablet problems with GPS, multi-touch 2. China preparing stimulus program to possibly spark PC, handset sales 1. Paul Roberts: Next up: The Jamming wars WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems An In-Depth Guide for Data Center Transformation To prepare your data center for cloud, you need a holistic framework: Cisco Domain Ten(SM). Use this comprehensive guide to create a roadmap, find best practices and use-cases, and learn the ten crucial factors that can make or break your project. Read Now Most Popular IBM, universities partner on 'big data' skills training Facebook's Graph Search puts Apache Giraph on the map Fact or fiction: Nine iPhone and iPad battery-saving techniques tested Must-have software for college students See the worst-rated YouTube videos with Boootube   WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation & WWT VSPEX boost enterprise business for WWT Prior to the VSPEX sale, the customer faced multiple challenges in delivering a fast and reliable VDI end-user experience. After working with the customer to understand the server, storage, and networking requirements Read Now
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