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	Will the internet of things become the internet of broken things? Fifty billion devices will connect to the Internet in the next few years. It's up to vendors to make sure they do, in fact, connect to the Internet -- and provide reliable data, security and customer experience. Otherwise, analysts warn, the future may bring an Internet of Broken Things. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Dell Software   30 Tips and Tricks for Toad for Oracle You Need to Know For more than 10 years Toad for Oracle has been the number one productivity tool for Oracle developers. This white paper will step you through over 30 proven tips and tricks to get more out of Toad. Test your knowledge and see how many you know. Read now! In this Issue It's the little things that matter in Amazon Redshift upgrade US to vote on sharp increase in broadband subsidies NSA spying revelations have tired out China's Huawei Dorian Nakamoto thanks Bitcoin users for donations Phone buyers are hanging up on subsidies, AT&T says Google will push mobile app installs in search and YouTube Aereo argues that ruling against it could hurt cloud storage business How Apple's billion dollar sapphire bet will pay off WHITE PAPER: Neustar Inc.   Four Ways DNS Can Accelerate Business Growth This e-book describes how DNS has developed over the years to support business growth as new needs have emerged, for example, advanced traffic management and protection from cyber threats. Learn More It's the little things that matter in Amazon Redshift upgrade Amazon Web Services has increased the number of simultaneous queries its hosted data warehouse Redshift can handle, improving performance in cases where many small queries are now forced to wait. Read More   US to vote on sharp increase in broadband subsidies The U.S. Federal Communications Commission will vote Wednesday on a proposal to pump US$1.8 billion into a fund that subsidizes broadband deployments in rural communities. Read More   NSA spying revelations have tired out China's Huawei Revelations about U.S. secret surveillance programs have left China's Huawei Technologies exhausted on the public relations front, a top company executive said Wednesday. Read More   Dorian Nakamoto thanks Bitcoin users for donations The cash-strapped man Newsweek magazine named as the creator of Bitcoin has thanked supporters who donated over US$23,000 of the virtual currency to him. Read More   WHITE PAPER: CDW Video moves into IT's sweet spot Moving onto shared IT infrastructure, as well as mobile devices, video technology is finding its way into a wide range of organizations and applications. View Now Phone buyers are hanging up on subsidies, AT&T says Installment plans for cellphones are starting to squeeze out the time-honored practice of paying a subsidized price up front, AT&T says. Read More   Google will push mobile app installs in search and YouTube Mobile users of Google's search and YouTube service will soon see more targeted ads that take them straight to the installation pages for advertisers' mobile apps. Read More   Aereo argues that ruling against it could hurt cloud storage business If the U.S. Supreme Court rules that streaming video provider Aereo violates the copyrights of TV networks, it may also put cloud storage services at risk, the company's lawyer argued Monday. Read More   How Apple's billion dollar sapphire bet will pay off Apple is making a billion dollar bet on sapphire as a strategic material for mobile devices such as the iPhone, iPad and perhaps an iWatch. Though exactly what the company plans to do with the scratch-resistant crystal – and when – is still the subject of debate. Read More
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