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	Want to protect your Android phone? Here's how to kill its crapware The pre-installed crapware that fills many Android phones is more than just annoying -- it also frequently opens up big security holes. Here's how to kill the crapware and keep your phone safe and in tip-top shape. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: VMTurbo Get the Most Out of Your Virtual Environment How can you ensure the performance of applications while getting the most out of your virtualized environment? VMTurbo taps into the increased agility provided by virtualization to continually tune, adjust, and plan how the infrastructure is optimized based on the needs and demands of your entire infrastructure while reducing IT costs by 20-40%. Try it free in your environment In this Issue Tech's greatest flip-floppers: When big shots change their tunes 8 false economies in application development BOOK GIVEAWAY: Perl One-Liners: 130 Programs That Get Things Done Geek Weapons: Guy creates real-life Thor hammer Flexible displays get curvier, better definition Linux 4.0 may have only bug fixes, no new features Biggest tech industry layoffs of 2013 HP to replace Itanium with x86 in its NonStop server Google's secret proposals leaked as dismay over EU antitrust inquiry grows WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems Embracing BYOD Through Secure App and Data Delivery The proliferation of personal devices in the workplace is creating huge challenges for IT. To meet the challenge, go beyond traditional point solutions. Discover how you can secure and manage devices, apps and data with enterprise mobility management. Download the white paper. Learn More Tech's greatest flip-floppers: When big shots change their tunes If you don't like their answer, wait a while, maybe it'll change. Read More 8 false economies in application development Here are the most common ways in which companies choose to save now when developing software, but usually end up paying much more later. Read More BOOK GIVEAWAY: Perl One-Liners: 130 Programs That Get Things Done We've got 5 copies to give to some lucky ITworld readers. Enter now for your chance to win! Read More Geek Weapons: Guy creates real-life Thor hammer While I prefer the soft toy version of Mjolnir, watch this video if you want to create a more realistic one. Read More WEBCAST: VMware VMware Cloud Credits Program The VMware Cloud Credits Purchasing Program provides an easy on-ramp to the cloud, enabling you to maintain control and visibility of your cloud spend through your My VMware™ account. View Now Flexible displays get curvier, better definition New crystal-based tech allows for better pictures for curved screens. Read More Linux 4.0 may have only bug fixes, no new features Linux operating system creator Linus Torvalds has proposed that Linux 4.0, an upcoming release of the open-source software, should be dedicated to stability and bug fixing. Read More Biggest tech industry layoffs of 2013 HP, IBM, Cisco and Juniper among those slimming down this year. Read More HP to replace Itanium with x86 in its NonStop server HP hasn't officially said it's abandoning the rapidly fading Itanium, but by bringing x86 to its most mission-critical server line, the writing is on the wall. Read More Google's secret proposals leaked as dismay over EU antitrust inquiry grows Despite the threat of sanctions, at least one of Google's rivals has leaked the search giant's full proposals that seek to avoid an antitrust fine from European authorities. Read More
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