One way to get around Twitter API rate limits

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	August 22, 2013 Read about how to create a Twitter proxy for your mobile app and avoid limits on the number of requests imposed by Twitter's new API v1.1 10. Sandra Henry-Stocker: Why you love (or don't love) your job 9. Peter Smith: Recap of Sony's Gamescom Playstation press event 8. Bradley Manning sentenced to 35 years for classified document leaks 7. Phil Johnson: What would Linus say? Arduino used to create more soothing blankets 6. Andy Patrizio: Intel to discuss terabit networking at IDF 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 5. Nancy Gohring: How to build a better cloud: do like the big commercial players 4. Facebook, six other tech companies launch partnership to bridge the digital divide 3. Kevin Purdy: Do Google Keep's location-based reminders drain your battery? 2. Take this survey, maybe win $500 1. Matthew Mombrea: Creating a Twitter proxy for mobile developement WHITE PAPER: Hitachi and VMware Virtualization Review - Hitachi Unified Compute Platform Lee Pender from Virtualization Review discusses Hitachi Unified Compute Platform with Miklos Sandorfi, Chief Strategy Officer for File, Content and Cloud at HDS, and Mike Clayville, Vice President, Product Marketing, Cloud Infrastructure at VMware. Learn more Most Popular 17 epic Microsoft Windows Auto Update meltdowns With worker retirements looming, IT starts to prepare for a workforce exodus Beyond Google Glass: The wearable tech that will revolutionize business Microsoft products you may not know were acquisitions Is Android really a Linux distribution?   WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Top 10 Benefits to Integrating Capacity Management with APM The goal for IT organizations is to achieve a state of "predictive reliability," whereby IT can deliver an exceptional end-user experience under virtually all conditions without having to overprovision the IT infrastructure. Read now!
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